2006 Toyota Corolla XRS
| MSRP: | $17,880 |
| Invoice: | $16,179 |
| Total: | 8 reviews |
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| Excellent | 4 reviews | |
| Very Good | 3 reviews | |
| Average | 1 reviews | |
| Poor | 0 reviews | |
| Terrible | 0 reviews |
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CarGurus' Review
The Toyota Corolla XRS was a unique, sport-oriented version of the massively popular compact sedan, available in 2005 and 2006 only. When the Corolla moved into its tenth generation for 2007, this model was discontinued.
The XRS is a more athletic version of the Corolla S. Both are similar in appearance, with a lower body kit, rear spoiler, foglights, and smoked glass over the headlamps. The XRS upgrades to 16-inch alloy wheels, and also includes cruise control and a tire pressure monitor.
This trim also receives many performance enhancements. The XRS handles with more agility than the other Corolla models, thanks to a firmer suspension with a rear cross-brace. Four wheel antilock disc brakes are also added, equipped with Toyota's Electronic Brakeforce Distribution system.
The XRS also houses a 1.8-liter inline four, but here the engine has been adjusted for a total output of 164 horsepower and 125 pound-feet of torque. Toyota has also added the unique VVTL-i (Variable Valve Timing and Lift + intelligence) system. A six speed manual transmission has been borrowed from the discontinued Celica GT-S. Fuel economy is the lowest of any Corolla on this model, 26/34 mpg.
Reviews you can trust
| Excellent | 4 reviews | |
| Very Good | 3 reviews | |
| Average | 1 reviews | |
| Poor | 0 reviews | |
| Terrible | 0 reviews |
“2006 Toyota Corolla Xrs”
First of all I've been driving the car for my car ed at the moment. The car goes from A to B, at the same time being very fuel efficient. But it's a not a very fun car to drive as apposed it's competi... More
“A Wonderful Ride”
It's good looking, fast and comfortable. It have all the comforts a more expensive car has, but it was cheaper. It drives like a dream on the open road, but its too fast in the city. I have to pay al... More
“You Cant Go Wrong With An Xrs”
I love everything about my XRS! it is absolutely the coolest looking fun to drive car you can imagation. i only race up to the speed limit. i get about 30 mpg on a regular basis. and i have not seen a... More
“Sexy”
fun as hell More
“Best Fuel Economy Versus Performance”
170 hp isn't bad without torque, it casn be kind of a drag...love the reliability factor though More
“Best Fuel Economy Versus Performance”
170 hp isn't bad without torque, it casn be kind of a drag...love the reliability factor though More
“Good Sport Car!!!”
i like it because it handles pretty good! very sporty,great looks inside and out! More
“Great Price And Perfomance!”
GOOD ACCELARATION THAN S MODEL, BETTER RIDE, STIFFER AND GREAT ON GAS! More
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