Is a 2008 Toyota Corolla reliable?

The 2008 Toyota Corolla is a vice-free economy car with decades of good reliability. Unfortunately, it costs too much and has all the personality of an almond white Frigidaire.

How long does a 2008 Toyota Corolla last?

If you’re considering a Toyota Corolla, you may be wondering, “How long do Toyota Corollas last?” With regular service and maintenance, the Toyota Corolla has a life expectancy of up to 10 years or 300,000 miles.

Do Toyota Corollas have transmission problems?

If you’re driving a Toyota Corolla with higher mileage — somewhere around 125,000 to 150,000 miles — you may experience problems with the automatic transmission not shifting properly. This issue was reported by nearly 300 people, and there are a few potential causes.

What makes a 2008 Toyota Corolla a good car?

The 2008 Toyota Corolla delivers easy handling and exemplary fuel economy at a low initial cost. The Corolla ranks in the middle of its class because some competitors have more distinctive looks and sportier driving dynamics.

What kind of car is the Toyota Corolla?

If you need more cargo space, the Toyota Corolla Matrix is a five-door wagon based on the same running gear. The 2008 Toyota Corolla may be aging, but it’s aging well—though its engine can sound a little raspy. TheCarConnection.com’s car experts studied road tests of the 2008 Toyota Corolla to write this conclusive review.

Is there a Takata recall on the Toyota Corolla?

CARS.COM — Toyota announced today that it will expand its Takata airbag recalls to cover the 2008 Corolla sedan and related Matrix hatchback]

What kind of mpg does a Toyota Corolla get?

Car and Driver sums it up: “Just keeping up on the interstate requires a heavy foot — and spurs.” The 2008 Toyota Corolla delivers 28/37 mpg with the five-speed manual, and 26/35 mpg with a four-speed automatic. Handling is nothing remarkable, but the ride is of a better quality than usual among compact cars.