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2003 Toyota Corolla reviews and buying guide.

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2003 Toyota Corolla

The 2003 Toyota Corolla is a subcompact 4-door sedan that continues to be popular year after year. 2003 shouldn't be an exception to this rule. A redesign has added 5.4 inches to wheelbase while the engine has also undergone been tweaked and has a few horsepower more.

The Corolla is a good, affordable and comfortable car with slow depreciation making it a good choice for young people with families who need something reliable depend on.


Under the Hood

A 1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine powers all the Corolla models and a choice of 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmissions are offered. This hardy little motor cranks out 130 hp at 6000 rpm and produces 125 lb-ft of torque at 4200 rpm. The fuel efficiency is great, with the manual transmission testing at 32/40 mpg (city/hwy), while the automatic is similar at 30/38 mpg.

Safety features on the base model CE include dual front airbags and daytime running lights. Front-side airbags and antilock brakes are optional but available.

Standard Features, Options Packages and Style

The distinctions between the Corolla trim levels, represented by the CE, S and LE models are as follows: They all come with the following standard features: AM/FM/CD player, front bucket seats, A/C, rear defogger, variable intermittent wipers, power mirrors and steering, a center console, split-folding rear seat, remote fuel door and trunk release, and tilt steering.

An upgrade to the S edition adds a leather-wrapped steering wheel and power door locks, as well as a height-adjustable driver seat and map lights. Finally, the LE has remote keyless entry and power windows.

The optional add-ons are a wellspring of additional luxuries. The Sport Plus Package includes alloy wheels and a rear spoiler, the Leather Package includes leather upholstery, cruise control and leather wrapped steering wheel. Extremes of temperature are also accounted for. The power sunroof can be had for summer use while the All Weather Guard Package has a beefed up heater with rear heating ducts for the winter months.

Numerous other options, too numerous to list here, can make your Toyota Corolla specific to your needs as a consumer.

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