Displaying 1 - 10 of 1982 Toyota Corolla 10 reviews.
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1982 Toyota CorollaReview
Great Car For Fun Driving — great fun cheap and reliable car to bad the brakes are to small and the suspension little weak i love the damn thing cuz i got mine for 10 dollars and it didn't run but i managed to get it running and now it works great Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: good on gas fun and good in the snow Cons: problems with rust suspension and brakes to small Looking for a Used Corolla in your area?CarGurus has 56,377 nationwide Corolla listings starting at $1,750. |
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1982 Toyota Corolla DXReview
It A Great Car. I Love It — I don't like the American bumper they are too long,I prefer the Japanese type. The braking system is good when I upgraded it.yes its a fun car to drive especially when I am going side way. When going side way it really shows how well it handle. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: It is durable Cons: The brakes are too small |
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1982 Toyota Corolla SR5 CoupeReview
Toyota Corolla Sr5 — Not very fast, it's old, but I like how it looks, and I think as I improve some of the parts it should be quite enjoyable to drive. I've had to replace/fix some things that have worn out, but all in all, it's worked well for me. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Cheap, Decent on gas, Fun to drive, no fancy gizmos. Cons: Hard to find parts, No fancy gizmos. |
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1982 Toyota CorollaReview
Very Good Car — I love my car!!! It only cost me $400 and it had actually never been driven on the freeway. It gives good gas mileage and it dosent cost much to maintain. This car wa made for me =) I actually get alot of offers for it but I love it too much to give it up. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: fits everywhere Cons: its loud |
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1982 Toyota Corolla SR5 CoupeReview
Very Good — i like the car alot it was the last car i had. it has great performance acceleration, braking and handling. it use alittle bit of gas and it good to manage. it very fun to drive with friends and family. Pros: the look of the car Cons: the top speed the mile gauge goes to 85 mph |
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1982 Toyota CorollaReview
Great Little Car — I own an F-250, V10, gas hog of a pick up truck and when gas hit 3 bucks a gallon I bought an '82 corolla for 500 bucks.......uglyist car Id ever seen (rust looked like chickenpox) but it ran like a charm! Had a bit of trouble with the starter but I had it replaced very cheaply and now its unstoppable this little car is great, fun to drive,good on gas and now after primer and paint not quite as ugly as before!!! But still the type of car that would would make an "I love Bingo" bumper sticker feel right at home Since Ive been driving it I have had countless people offer me more then double what I paid for it Pros: good on gas, fun, cheap to own, runs FOREVER!!!!!! Cons: not the roomiest car ever, loud, slowish, not a chick maganet |
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1982 Toyota Corolla DXReview
Old School Rally Car — * Performance – acceleration, braking and handling just looks like an old skool rally car * Appearance – both interior and exterior styling still looks good till now * Cost of Ownership – gas and maintenance are not to expensive if you want to use for your daily car * Fun Factor – you can upgrade this car as you like i prefer to make this car looks like a rally car Pros: Nice Daily Car Cons: mmmmm....... i can find negatives things from this car |
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1982 Toyota Corolla SR5 CoupeReview
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1982 Toyota Corolla DXReview
Best $/mile Car I Ever Owned — Bought the car for $1,200 used, put 80K miles on it and sold it for $600. The RWD worked well in snow, got good mileage, and was relatively easy to keep running despite the fact that it had a million miles of vacuum lines that leaked that made diagnostics a PITA. That being said, it was a great little car for its intended purpose. Pros: Cheap, ran and ran and ran Cons: Tin can econobox that I wouldn't want to get in an accident in. |
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