Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
While your preference for certain features is what matters most when buying a used Toyota Corolla, here are some general items that should definitely be on that list:
Typical retail price for the model year and the number of miles on the Corolla (Kelley Blue Book is a good place to start)
Whether the Corolla is sold with a warranty or as-is
Any recalls for the model year and/or trim level you’re considering (you can find these on the NHTSA government website)
Fuel economy
Cargo space
Technological features available for the model year
Potential maintenance costs and common problems based on the model year
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