Toyota Corolla
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12 model years with exact configuration records. Latest available year: 2026, with 7 listed configurations.
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General nameplate overview
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The Toyota Corolla is a long-running compact sedan in its twelfth (E210) generation worldwide. In the US market it is positioned as a practical, fuel-efficient compact with conservative styling, Toyota Safety Sense active-safety technology, and both conventional gasoline and hybrid powertrain options.
Across the E210 family Toyota has leaned on its Dynamic Force engines and eCVT hybrid systems: non-hybrid US Corollas in recent years have used a 2.0L Dynamic Force four‑cylinder (~169 hp) paired with a CVT, while hybrid variants combine a gasoline engine with electric motor(s) and an eCVT for substantially better real-world economy. Trunk space for the sedan is compact (about 13.1 cu ft) and towing is not rated for the Corolla.
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