@@user-ko3dk8dq8t Absolutely. It may have some minor issues, like some plastic parts breaking because of age, but the engine will keep running forever.
eveytime i see this car i cant help but start crying. all the childhood memories come in, i used to live in portugal on a island called madeira, and we had this car there, everytime i see it i get flooded with memories and this car is one of them, i get very sad because im probably never gonna able to see it again since i moved to brazil.. this video hits specially hard because the driving scenery and the music reminds me of portugal aswell..
I have a '99 corolla she's a beater but I wouldn't have any other car other than another Toyota . You can beat the hell out of then they keep going as long as you maintain them . I loaned mine to someone who took it out of state drove it back no clutch no oil and 5 yrs later my car is running great !
I bought the estate version of this corolla as my first car. I commute with it and made some roadtrips. It is reliable and practical. The best thing is its confort and quality, you can really tell it's a well made car when you drive it.
Bought mine at the beginning of 2020. First hand owner sold it due to retirement of driving. It's a 1999 and when I got it it was about just a little over 100000km. All serviced at Toyota. No rust no nothing. Just put new brakes, new timing belt, water pump, spark plugs, break fluid and an oil change. It's running like a champ. For sure I gonna keep it until the wheels fall off. It's "pure" driving and a very reliable car. Even economical: I get 5.3 l/100 km. Even with highway speed up to 150km I never get over 7.6 l/100 km. It's pretty good for a 21 year old car.
Lovely, I now have a blue 1999 Corolla 1.6 Auto Liftback, only 112,000 miles, almost new timing belt, and I love it. Very reliable, fast and economical enough, lovely sporty lines and the front smiles. At a distance slightly reminiscent of a Subaru Impreza. The quintessential Toyota Corolla, and one with personality.
I have a 99 corolla with 221,990 millage. Still my daily car as of now 2021. Very low maintenance. Fuel efficient of 14kms per liter. Old but modified. Still runs like new
Hi, we received our Corolla station wagon (1999 model) as a gift 6 years ago. It was an elderly pensioner whose husband had died a few years earlier. The Corolla had 60,000 km on the clock. Since then, 3x general inspections without any defects. At the beginning of this year we spent 1000 euros on a major inspection. Since then, average consumption has been 6.5 liters/100km. Great car! It is an incredibly reliable car and now has 90,000 km on the clock. We live in Germany.
This car saved my life on an accident, really sturdy chasis, I had a frontal crash with another vehicle at 70km/h and walked away from it, just bought another one, GREAT car.
I'm thinking about getting one as my first car. How has it been working for you? If you don't mind my asking, how much did you pay for it, and in what condition?
Kaip šaunu! aš šiandien nuspirkau corolla, šiaip nepatinka labai super duper, bo aš prie hyundai getz (2007, 1.4 dyzelis) pratęs tai kai įsėdau tai... liūdesiukas realiai :D
I own a 2001 Chevrolet Prizm sedan (read "saloon") which is basically a Corolla with some styling tweaks in addition to the rebadging. But I sort of like the front end styling of this version better, and am a little jealous. Since I bought it in 2003 I've driven over 100,000 miles in it and it's done everything I've asked of it. If I can get another 11 years of driving it I'll be very happy.
I got a clean black G6 compact facelift with the 110hp vvti engine for 2500€ last year (140.000Km) it's extremely reliable and a blast to drive. It peaked at (a very scary) 215 kph when I drove it home from bavaria to Hamburg. The car felt like it was going to lift off at around 180 kph. Have since then replaced the stock R14/175 wheels with R15/195 on Oz Superturismo and It feels way more stable at high speeds and in corners now. Also, With the bigger tires the car peaks at around 205 kph now which is fine ;). Also got an Ulter sports exhaust because the car was way too quiet. There are 1-2 decent G6's per year on german craigslist (ebay-kleinanzeigen) but they are still around in europe and for some reason you can get them on the cheap (even G6R's are still not that expensive at around 4000€ if you can find one) fuel economy is great, around 7 L/100 km combined. Also the sporty interior of the G6 and the super tight 6 speed manual are just lovely.
i bought one last year, i really enjoy it with friends and it is just different from any car on the road these days, thats why i like it. mine has 190,000km and runs like new
I have 2, both wagons. Very good, economical and especially reliable vehicles even at 20+ years of age now. Though most people dont really raise an eyebrow for a corolla. Not until theres a winter storm and my other one is a rare 4wd :D Just beats the shit out of most other cars, even "awd" when their traction controls kicks in after the smallest wheelspin. They move nowhere while i take off with a short slide and disappear very quickly while their engine power is reduced to 3hp to prevent wheel slip.
Never liked the bug eye looks of this Corolla. At least things improved with the face-lift model. But the bullet proof powertrains were what you expected of Toyota.
i dont know what are you talking about. I got this car and it handles like a gocart. The 1.6l with 110hp is way more than enough for small car like this. I have much more fun with it than i used to with BMW 530xd i was driving for 6 years.
Bought this car new in 1999, still driving it today.
Same here.
yoooo how many miles ?!!!
They’re excellent vehicles!
@@user-ko3dk8dq8t Absolutely. It may have some minor issues, like some plastic parts breaking because of age, but the engine will keep running forever.
Im a proud owner of one of these. 306 000km, still runs like a clock!
We never got this model in North America, it's a million times nicer looking than the ones we have here. I'M COMPLETELY JEALOUS
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Here I am with my Corolla E11 Hatchback Luna 4efe (now 4efte) since May 1998.
eveytime i see this car i cant help but start crying. all the childhood memories come in, i used to live in portugal on a island called madeira, and we had this car there, everytime i see it i get flooded with memories and this car is one of them, i get very sad because im probably never gonna able to see it again since i moved to brazil.. this video hits specially hard because the driving scenery and the music reminds me of portugal aswell..
Abraço amigo
Just bought the 98 Hatch in silver, £750 with only 48k miles. Its a mint car really.
I just bought an 98 in silver for 3000 Euros
I have a '99 corolla she's a beater but I wouldn't have any other car other than another Toyota . You can beat the hell out of then they keep going as long as you maintain them . I loaned mine to someone who took it out of state drove it back no clutch no oil and 5 yrs later my car is running great !
I bought the estate version of this corolla as my first car. I commute with it and made some roadtrips. It is reliable and practical. The best thing is its confort and quality, you can really tell it's a well made car when you drive it.
still going strong. 400 000km in the finlands winter and snow
Just getting to the sweet spot where its broken in. 👍
@@thomas316 Mine has 600.000 with no problems.I live in Greece
Mine has 300000km and still strong. Greetings from Burundi in Africa
For my Burger friends thats about 240k miles
does anyone of you guys has the maintainance manual?
Bought mine at the beginning of 2020. First hand owner sold it due to retirement of driving.
It's a 1999 and when I got it it was about just a little over 100000km. All serviced at Toyota. No rust no nothing.
Just put new brakes, new timing belt, water pump, spark plugs, break fluid and an oil change.
It's running like a champ. For sure I gonna keep it until the wheels fall off.
It's "pure" driving and a very reliable car.
Even economical: I get 5.3 l/100 km. Even with highway speed up to 150km I never get over 7.6 l/100 km.
It's pretty good for a 21 year old car.
I bought one last September and it's passed the mot test last month . beautiful car . hope to keep
it as long as I can . 220000 km on the clock now.
1999 lift back
I have a 98 Liftback with only 87ks on the clock from new. No rust as I live in Australia. Drives like new.
My dad has had this car for 15 years most reliable car ever..
Same here!
My dad has had his for 20 years and still works good, toyota makes the most reliable cars.
@@christophera5069 I have an 1999 model, still working. That was and still is my first car.
Its the best corolla ever made.
Lovely, I now have a blue 1999 Corolla 1.6 Auto Liftback, only 112,000 miles, almost new timing belt, and I love it. Very reliable, fast and economical enough, lovely sporty lines and the front smiles. At a distance slightly reminiscent of a Subaru Impreza. The quintessential Toyota Corolla, and one with personality.
I have a 99 corolla with 221,990 millage. Still my daily car as of now 2021. Very low maintenance. Fuel efficient of 14kms per liter. Old but modified. Still runs like new
Hi, we received our Corolla station wagon (1999 model) as a gift 6 years ago. It was an elderly pensioner whose husband had died a few years earlier. The Corolla had 60,000 km on the clock. Since then, 3x general inspections without any defects. At the beginning of this year we spent 1000 euros on a major inspection. Since then, average consumption has been 6.5 liters/100km. Great car! It is an incredibly reliable car and now has 90,000 km on the clock. We live in Germany.
Great little car, reliable, affordable and easy to work on. Mines a Silver Saloon just like the one at 5:05
This car saved my life on an accident, really sturdy chasis, I had a frontal crash with another vehicle at 70km/h and walked away from it, just bought another one, GREAT car.
This car is a tank! Very reliable.
Hell yeah, 19 years in service here and NOT A SINGLE malfunction! How can you not love this little beast? ;-)
I have a 98 corolla, a bullet proof
I have been driving it for 7 years now.
That's my first car!! I got it today :')
I'm thinking about getting one as my first car. How has it been working for you? If you don't mind my asking, how much did you pay for it, and in what condition?
I just bought my Corolla, as my first car :)
Me to guys , just today :D Today, tomorrow, Toyota :D
Kaip šaunu! aš šiandien nuspirkau corolla, šiaip nepatinka labai super duper, bo aš prie hyundai getz (2007, 1.4 dyzelis) pratęs tai kai įsėdau tai... liūdesiukas realiai :D
What's the tax like on it?
I own a 2001 Chevrolet Prizm sedan (read "saloon") which is basically a Corolla with some styling tweaks in addition to the rebadging. But I sort of like the front end styling of this version better, and am a little jealous.
Since I bought it in 2003 I've driven over 100,000 miles in it and it's done everything I've asked of it. If I can get another 11 years of driving it I'll be very happy.
i just love the number plate on a black corolla hatchback says "KIDS 8115"
Amazing car I have 22 year 220000 km no problem at all
I got a clean black G6 compact facelift with the 110hp vvti engine for 2500€ last year (140.000Km) it's extremely reliable and a blast to drive. It peaked at (a very scary) 215 kph when I drove it home from bavaria to Hamburg. The car felt like it was going to lift off at around 180 kph. Have since then replaced the stock R14/175 wheels with R15/195 on Oz Superturismo and It feels way more stable at high speeds and in corners now. Also, With the bigger tires the car peaks at around 205 kph now which is fine ;). Also got an Ulter sports exhaust because the car was way too quiet.
There are 1-2 decent G6's per year on german craigslist (ebay-kleinanzeigen) but they are still around in europe and for some reason you can get them on the cheap (even G6R's are still not that expensive at around 4000€ if you can find one) fuel economy is great, around 7 L/100 km combined. Also the sporty interior of the G6 and the super tight 6 speed manual are just lovely.
The back end of the estate looks like the back end of a Toyota tercel of the 80's in the usa. No joke!
i agree, reliable, but i find the seats on mine a little too firm and a bit uncomfortable. mine is a 2001 model
Agree.
I think ergonomy was considered something bad in japanise car industry until the mid 2000's.
My options are this model, the Starlet and the Honda Civic
Civic for fun, Corolla for marriage.
Most reliable car ever made ..
This is the car i use now. Extremely reliable
Once I'm a junior in high school, my first car will most likely be a Corolla
This is my first car, and i drive today, also mine is sedan...
Any thoughts on the 2000 Toyota Corrola 1.6GS Ceres automatic please? UK? Thinking buying one. Is it any good?
looks like an EK civic from the back we dont have those corollas here in Aus the 99 corolla has a different back here
You see them everywhere in ireland where I am.
I wish we had that one I n the states
i bought one last year, i really enjoy it with friends and it is just different from any car on the road these days, thats why i like it. mine has 190,000km and runs like new
Still crusing in Saudi Arabia, at 330000 kms. 🥰🥰🥰
Just brought this car 😂
K Evans what's the tax like on it?
Undiscovered CZcamsr insurance ano??
I have 2, both wagons. Very good, economical and especially reliable vehicles even at 20+ years of age now. Though most people dont really raise an eyebrow for a corolla. Not until theres a winter storm and my other one is a rare 4wd :D Just beats the shit out of most other cars, even "awd" when their traction controls kicks in after the smallest wheelspin. They move nowhere while i take off with a short slide and disappear very quickly while their engine power is reduced to 3hp to prevent wheel slip.
Any idea who the guitarist is?
Still driving mine today lol
Never liked the bug eye looks of this Corolla. At least things improved with the face-lift model. But the bullet proof powertrains were what you expected of Toyota.
I wasn't sure with mine, but now I see them as smiling.
Best first car!
sooooo AE86 little brother, Trueno ftw cause...Tofu Delivery
I see the wagon and I do like wagons with larger boots.
That why I like wagons
I just bought one 350€ so cheap and really feel good to drive
My first car, kombi '99 ❤️
This car was as reliable as it was ugly......
It is my first car
تويوتا كورولا من اجمل السيارات علي قلبي
Best of The best car ;)
اجمل سياره نزلتها شركة تويوتا
Toyota belle cars
What are the service intervals?
500,000 miles
Normal schedule is 15.000km or 1 year. Severe schedule would be 10.000km or 6 months. The latter isn't mentioned in the manual.
Toyota corolla gs blue aaqib key
Dependable, reliable and tough it is but fun? Not even remotely close.
It isn't supposed to be fun. It's supposed to be reliable, tough, and affordable.
True... I agree.
I've had 'fun' cars in the past and let me tell you, there's nothing fun about waiting for the breakdown truck.
+TheJoeMB
I've ripped some pretty impressive e brake drifts in mine
i dont know what are you talking about. I got this car and it handles like a gocart. The 1.6l with 110hp is way more than enough for small car like this. I have much more fun with it than i used to with BMW 530xd i was driving for 6 years.
Who likes the Honda Civic?😀
Why can't they just speak normally? =-(
Goon
As soon as I saw one I thought shit and when I sat in one I couldent wait to get out
Goon