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#59 of 109 Does anyone know who make the Corolla engine? by wzonedmunds Mar 02, 2003 (3:32 pm)
Hi, everybody. I am Wei from Norwalk CT. Does anyone know whether the Corolla engine is made in Japan or US?
#60 of 109 the by nippononly Mar 02, 2003 (10:10 pm)
corolla engines in corollas sold here are also produced here. The same is true for the Matrix. The transmissions are from Japan.
#61 of 109 New owner by twilite_kid Mar 16, 2003 (4:35 pm)
Hi everyone. I purchased my Matrix about 2 months ago and am absolutely in love with it. I look forward to my morning commute every day. Thank you to everyone whose comments I've been reading for the last few months. It really helped me in my decision to go with the Matrix.
#62 of 109 Toyota rookie! by madmac17 May 24, 2003 (9:33 am)
Hey, everyone. My name is Larry and I live in Nova Scotia, Canada. Just brought home my first Toyota yesterday, and I am so proud of my new baby. It's an Impulse Red '03 Corolla CE with automatic transmission. Just the basic model, but it is a beautiful machine. Drove it to Halifax and back (90 km) last night and it is a sweet ride. I did have a bit of a problem finding the most comfortable position for the seat and steering wheel, i.e. seat back far enough for leg comfort puts steering wheel too far away for arm comfort. But, I'm sure I'll be able to adjust it to a position I can live with. One suggestion to Toyota is to move the brake pedal an inch or two to the left, so it isn't so close to the gas pedal. Other than that, it's all good!
#63 of 109 LE CE ? by borath Dec 25, 2003 (1:08 pm)
What's the difference with the "LE" "CE" etc...That everyone is talking about anyway?
#64 of 109 Website? by borath Dec 25, 2003 (2:35 pm)
I recently found a link to a website on here. It was something like: pressrelease.toyota.com or something like that.   On the site it had all of Toyota's models like the camry, corolla, etc... with a history of each car.   It listed the significant changes to the car year by year. Like what changed from 1996 to 1997. And talked about each new generation of all the models.   Does anyone know the site I'm referring to?
#65 of 109 My first new car - 2004 Corolla LE by vnguyen5 Jan 05, 2004 (3:29 pm)
Hello everyone, My name is Vivian. I've just purchased an automatic, 2004 Toyota Corolla LE, Luna Mist metallic with AM/FM/CD/Cass combo w/ 6 speakers, cruise control, trunk and 4-piece carpets - the basic. Loving it so far. It doesn't have as many automatic functions as my previously owned Camry LE V6, but it will do. One of the best things is its gas mileage. I'm driving it and loving it. Yippee!
#66 of 109 Hello again! by canadaodyowner Jan 29, 2004 (2:45 pm)
Greetings to all, After a long absence I am back. see:   canadaodyowner Mar 6, 2002 6:29pm   Due to old age memory loss I forgot my former user id and re-registered as '03corollace'! Anyway, I am going to hang on to 'canadaodyowner' userid for my dear life because, think about it, I was the first member on this thread!   Anyway, I returned to share my cold start problem/solution:   03corollace "Toyota Corolla Owners: Problems & Solutions" Jan 29, 2004 1:41pm   Happy and Safe Driving to All.
#67 of 109 Now I have got two Corollas by omfs Feb 27, 2004 (11:12 pm)
Hi, I am from central Canada. It is quite ironic that we bought an 01' Sentra 4 years ago after EXTENSIVE RESEARCH, but was not too happy about it. The loud engine noise, the rattling sound when going over bumps. Two years ago, I bought myself an 01' Corolla BY CHANCE, with only 3000 km on it, and I am so far absolutely happy with it. This time around, without much thinking, bought another 04' Corolla for my wife, and traded in that disappointing Sentra. Oddly enough, a demo car, with also 3000 km on it. We made the dealer take off $3500 off the new car sticker price (tax included). I think it was a great deal.   I think initial quality of the cars are the same, whether an Elentra or a Corolla. I test drove Civic, Corolla, Protege, and Elentra. Protege revs too high and too much engine noise, and does not fit my taste, and I have heard complaints about their longterm problems. Elentra drives exactly like my previous Sentra, (we are comparing an 01' Sentra with an 04' Elentra), and I would expect long term quality problems. Civic is very nice, but the engine feels weak (not a V-tec on my test vehicle), and not as spacious as the corolla. I do not know what kind of vehicle I would perchase next time around, but a Toyota product is definitely high on my list.   P.S. We just experienced the coldest winter in the past 50 years in Central Canada. One night, I parked my 01' Corolla on the driveway, and forgot to plug in the block heater. Next morning, the car started without a problem in this -40 c whether.   Thanks for reading this lengthy message. I guess all I wanted to say is that "best selling vehicle in the automobile history" means something.
#68 of 109 1989 Corolla DX 4dr Sedan 5Speed by epmusa Mar 03, 2004 (10:26 am)
Greetings to everybody!   First of all congratulations on the choice of car you've got! Corolla.   I got mine Oct 01, 1988 brand new made in Japan and it's 16 years old w/ 260,000 miles and running. Keeping it in good maintenance would let the car live longer. Change oil every 3,000 miles, tire rotation, and follow the manuals maintenance guideline walla! it works for me. This would be my 4th time in changing the timing belt and all the belts that goes with it. Always use original Toyota parts.   It just keeps on going with proper care.

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