2019-2022 Toyota Corolla hatch & Touring Sports review

This is the 12th generation of the Corolla - the first version came out when England last won the World Cup, so it’s been around a while. We compare it to rivals such as the Ford Focus, Volkswagen Golf and Skoda Octavia. Tim tests both the hatchback and Touring Sports (estate/wagon) version of the Corolla to find out their differences. If you're deciding between the two - look out for the Motorpoint Big Boot challlenge. The Corolla comes in two engine variants: 1.8-litre hybrid 122hp 78mpg (claimed) 0-62mph in 10.9 seconds 2.0-litre hybrid 184hp 72mpg (claimed) 0-62mph in 7.9 seconds All versions are ‘self-charging’ hybrids and are automatic (CVT) only. Standard equipment includes: Alloy wheels Heated front seats Reversing camera Adaptive cruise control Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (on models built after 2020) If you're wondering why the Toyota Corolla looks very similar to the Suzuki Swace, that's because it's exactly the same (except for some minor cosmetic differences). This is the second car that Toyota and Suzuki have collaborated on after the success of the Suzuki Across AKA Toyota RAV4. #corolla #toyota #carreview See Motorpoint's huge range of nearly new cars – all available to drive away today: https://www.motorpoint.co.uk/