Toyota Home
Home New Toyota Cars Used Toyota Cars Toyota Reviews Free Toyota Car Quote
 

2005 Toyota Corolla

    Base Model  
Suggested Retail $13,680 to $17,455
Invoice Price
$12,652 to $15,796
Destination Fee
$515
   
Enter your ZIP for
best local pricing:
2005 Toyota Corolla
  Article Subsection
- Price quote this Toyota
- Auto loan for this Toyota
- Find this Toyota Used

The Toyota Corolla Specifications (Specs)
Body Style(s) MSRP Engine Transmission Fuel Economy
4 Door Sedan $13,680 to $17,455 1.8L Inline 4 4 Speed Automatic; 5 Speed Manual; 6 Speed Manual Highway (MPG): 41
City (MPG): 32

Corolla Vehicle Automobile:

Reliable and economical yet refined and comfortable...
A Corolla LE equipped with the optional leather interior almost feels like a miniature luxury car, a baby Lexus. For 2005, the Corolla LE gets a Lexus-like Optitron center cluster meters along with fabric-covered sunvisors and center console lid. A new JBL audio system with eight speakers is available on the LE grade. One of our few complaints about the Corolla line was that the S model offered more show than go. The new XRS model addresses this with a sports suspension and a 170-horsepower 1.8-liter engine. Toyota says the Corolla XRS offers exceptional throttle response throughout its broad power band and can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in less than 8 seconds.
Enter your ZIP for best local pricing:

2005 Toyota Corolla Driving Impressions

The standard 130-horsepower four-cylinder engine is quiet, smooth and refined. It delivers brisk acceleration performance with a broad power band for nice, linear acceleration. There is no difference in engine, transmission or suspension between the CE, S, and LE trim levels. The electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission is nicely matched with the engine. It includes a shift logic system that helps hold a gear longer than it might otherwise if it senses the car is going up an incline or the driver wants plenty of power while passing. For those who enjoy doing their own shifting, the five-speed manual allows for more performance as the engine's power can be better utilized. It shifts easily via a relatively tall shifter. Both the gearbox and clutch are smooth and easy to operate. The manual transmission earns an EPA-estimated 32/40 mpg City/Highway, while the automatic gets 30/38 mpg.
 
  Choose Any New Toyota Trucks and Cars:
  New 2005 Toyota 4Runner
New 2005 Toyota Avalon
New 2005 Toyota Camry
New 2005 Toyota Camry Solara
New 2005 Toyota Celica
New 2005 Toyota Corolla
New 2005 Toyota Echo
New 2005 Toyota Highlander
New 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser
New 2005 Toyota Matrix
New 2005 Toyota MR2 Spyder
New 2005 Toyota Prius
New 2005 Toyota Rav4
New 2005 Toyota Sequoia
New 2005 Toyota Sienna
New 2005 Toyota Tacoma
New 2005 Toyota Tundra
 
 
  GET A FREE PRICE QUOTE! GET A FREE AUTOLOAN QUOTE!
Get a Free Toyota Car Price Quote -- Click Here! Get a Free Toyota Auto Loan Quote -- Click Here!
 
Home New Toyota Cars Used Toyota Cars Toyota Reviews Free Toyota Car Quote