Used 2018 Toyota Corolla for Sale in Scranton, PA
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Used Toyota Corolla By Year
Vehicle | Deals | Starting Price | Total Available |
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2021 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 1 Great Deal | $14,990 | 12,624 listings |
2020 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 118 Great Deals | $11,088 | 3,051 listings |
2019 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 87 Great Deals | $8,300 | 2,398 listings |
2018 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 114 Great Deals | $7,699 | 3,092 listings |
2017 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 64 Great Deals | $7,995 | 1,533 listings |
2016 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 47 Great Deals | $6,795 | 1,121 listings |
2015 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 48 Great Deals | $6,547 | 917 listings |
2014 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 34 Great Deals | $6,444 | 749 listings |
2013 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 31 Great Deals | $5,500 | 718 listings |
2012 Toyota Corolla in Scranton, PA | 21 Great Deals | $2,800 | 368 listings |
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2018 Toyota Corolla

Toyota has sold well over 40 million Corollas over the last five decades, making it the best-selling car ever. The Corolla has been successful largely because it’s such a great all-rounder—it’s fuel efficient with more room than a tiny eco-box; it’s affordable without feeling cheap; and thanks to Toyota’s legendary build quality and reliability, it will always get you from point A to point B. The current generation Corolla receives only minor changes for 2018—last year’s 50th Anniversary Edition is now gone, illuminated vanity mirrors are now standard across the range, and the SE and XLE trims get a new leather-wrapped steering wheel. Trims for 2018 include the L, LE, LE Eco, SE, XLE, and the range-topping XSE. A Corolla iM hatchback is also available as its own distinct model.
Under the hood of the Corolla is a 1.8-liter naturally aspirated 4-cylinder engine. It makes 132 hp and 128 lb-ft of torque in all trims except the LE Eco, which has a different valve timing setup for maximum efficiency and actually produces 8 more peak hp than the rest of the lineup, although at a cost of 2 lb-ft of torque. A continuously variable transmission (CVT) comes standard on all trims, although a 6-speed manual is available on the SE.
As is the case with most things on the Corolla, fuel economy is good but not exceptional. The L and LE trims get 28 mpg city, 36 highway, and 32 combined, while the SE and XSE trims have slightly bigger wheels and will do 28, 35, and 31. When equipped with the manual, the SE posts figures of 27, 35, and 30, and the XLE gets 28, 36, and 32. With its tweaked valve timing and special tires, the LE Eco really takes things up a notch. It boasts fuel-economy numbers of 30, 40, and 34 with the standard 15-inch wheels and 29, 38, and 33 with the optional 16-inchers. While these are decent EPA figures, several of the Corolla’s competitors can manage 40 or more highway mpg on their standard models.
The Corolla’s interior has been generally critiqued for feeling fairly cheap, but on paper the cabin is well equipped as far as standard features are concerned. A 6.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system, USB and auxiliary jacks, a reversing camera, air conditioning, power windows and locks, and Bluetooth are included across the lineup. Upgrades to the infotainment system come on higher trims, and the XLE and XSE receive a power driver’s seat and synthetic leather upholstery. XLE and XSE trims are also available with a full navigation system. There aren’t many premium options or features to excite potential buyers, but that’s also why a loaded 2018 Corolla won’t even come close to 30 grand.
Despite its lack of unique interior features, the Corolla does excel in terms of high-tech safety equipment. The 2017 model received Top Safety Pick+ status from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), and the 2018 model earned a 5-star overall rating from the National Highway Traffic and Safety Association (NHTSA). Toyota’s Safety Sense suite comes standard on all trims and includes automatic emergency braking, automatic high beams, lane-departure warning with steering assist, and adaptive cruise control.
Top rated dealers near you with 2018 Toyota Corolla for Sale
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Bergey's Kia
83 miles away
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Gordon Motor Cars
95 miles away
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Project One Auto
93 miles away
2018 Toyota Corolla Reviews
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by Kervin_PJust purchased the car after renting it and fell in love with it it’s a great car all around. And for gas!!?? Once full OMG you won’t have to fill it up for 3 or 4 days. Well worth the price definitely a car that will last a life time. -
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by JevonReally depends who the owner is and how they took care of it! Toyota makes very bulletproof vehicles the corollas last forever if you take care of them, some i seen with 400k+ miles on them. Just have a trustworthy mechanic check it out before you buy it like any other used vehicle. Trust no one with used cars -
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by Guru9TJLWFIt has great features for safety, it was great deal , so we check few others corolla older model but we like the 18 is more safety features.
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