Good Value But Limited: 2022 Toyota Corolla Hatchback on Everyman Driver
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It makes me laugh when people complain that the Corolla is too small. This is a compact car. If you need more space this might not be the right car for you.
And there's the Touring Sport Version for more space...
Right!
Yeah the next big thing you can get is a Toyota Camry
Well the hatchback passenger leg room is a joke.
I mean they can always get the sedan version, which has more room!
After a year of looking for a new car and being pickey as all can be. I skipped over the used BMWs and Mercedes for a new '21 XSE at the end of 2020.
It's been the prefect car so far. From moving houses, road trips with 3 6ft tall adults and even some bush camping. Its been the perfect do-all vehicle. Friends and Co-workers have said the interor is like a baby lexus, and after sitting in a few, they are not far off. Having the manual is the real bonus. It's no slouch, yet supper easy to drive. People get hung up on horsepower when they don't understand what they need or use. Not everything needs to be 3, 4 or 500HP to be good.
No car is prefect, but this this is thing is the prefect blend of bad and good. I don't plan on ever getting rid of it.
Its incredibly fun to drive on back roads! Its lightness and the low ground clearence help with the handling quite a lot!
I just bought a 22 a few weeks ago in blue flame and I love it so much! My last car was a q50. The only thing I miss is the premium Bose 16 speaker sound system lol
I test drive this. Power is sufficient but engine noise is loud when pushed.
I fell in love with my ecoboost mustang, having a 2.3t engine that makes 310hp while averaging 25mpg ! This car is damn well perfect. Has the speed if you need it and its a gas saver .
@@joseg5913 I am going to get a hatch 2022 because it is the last year of really ANY compact that can allow a stereo upgrade. My 2020 cx30 is locked into its crap stereo.
What is this obsession with having a 1.5 turbo on every car today? Some of us want a car that will last longer than the payments
I agree. Turbo engines are one of several items that are deal-breakers for me in terms of buying that particular vehicle. Push-belt CVT's are another. Same with engine cylinder deactivation, engine stop/start technologies, & GDI engines that don't also incorporate port injection into the design. WOW, I just described almost all new vehicles offered today, in one way or another. :( I'm currently driving a 2020 Toyota Corolla SE sedan 6-MT, but liked my previous 2015 Yaris SE hatch 5-MT better in retrospect & now regret trading that in for the Corolla. :(
Exactly. He is disappointed it's not offered in a turbo and I'm thinking ahhhhh......that's a good thing.
@@inctru Yep
No turbo
No direct injection
No CVT
Then you have yourself a Toyota that is probably going to last you a very long time with very few headaches.
@@stumarston6812 If I'm not mistaken, the 2L engine DOES have direct injection as well as normal port injection to counter carbon build-up. I didn't check up on it so I could be wrong.
@@kevinrtres You are correct.
Love me a hatchback, no idea why they're not more popular in the US considering how useful they are.
USA loves them SUV and crossovers. Too many soccer moms love those cars.
Love hatchbacks too.
It’s just too small for US highways when you’re surrounded by giant trucks but it’s perfect when you’re not in the highway.
The US if full of big people. Add a couple big kids and cars like the Corolla feel cramped. Add on how much time people spend in their cars in the rural and suburban areas and they’re more likely to want something with more room.
Cuz suv.
The MPG figures are wrong. You have the XSE model CVT : it's rated 33MPG combined. The 35MPG combined is for the SE (base trim ; CVT) with the smaller and more efficient 16 inch wheels, and perhaps lower weight.
All I can say is I love my little hatchback. It’s so useful for having dogs in the back, if I want to pick up some furniture, and the gas lasts forever.
The Corolla Hatchback 2023 is the first car I bought in my entire life
I can say I’m loving the car
Glad you did a review on it, skipped others to see yours.
I like the port and direct fuel injection. Won’t have the carbon build up on valves with only direct injection.
Really really like your reviews! You are the best!!
I have a 2020 Camry LE AWD. I average....no lie here...40 MPG on the highway, 34 mixed. 40 MPG. Doesn't match the specs at all. For which I'm happy.
Yep my 2018 le. I average 46 highway.
Toyota should’ve offered the 2.5L naturally aspirated engine from the Camry as an option.
More power without the complexities of a turbo
Brilliant suggestion. That would be a fun car to drive especially with the manual. Are you listening Toyota? Last time I checked, that 2.5 got impressive MPG while allowing 205 HP...you can't beat that.
Rented a brand new one 3 months ago. Loads of power, if you know how to drive.
From engineering standpoint that doesnt make any sense and will make a car very unstable. This car is lightweight and having such big engine will make you feel like the car is flying on a higher speeds.
@@Valor110 2010-2016 Scion TC weighted the same as a 2022 Corolla and had that engine. So you’re right, Toyota’s engineers had no idea what they were doing there.
I'd love to see a Corolla hatch hybrid. I love my Prius C hybrid, but may want something just a tad bigger in the future.
O wow, I was thinking the Corolla HatchBack got the name change to Corolla Cross, but now I see they are different vehicles.
Expect a lot of road/cabin noise & vibration with those 18" wheels & 40 profile tires, if you drive on anything but the best of roads. That has been my experience with my 2020 Corolla SE Sedan 6-MT.
my 21 i almost always get better that 42 on the highway i have gotten up to 47 my combine for nearly a year of driving is 37.2
Toyota clearly focused on styling, but this car is not designed to be a hot hatch
They will make a GR version with AWD that should fix that
They also removed a lot of rear seat room, going to the new platform
If you want a good looking reliable car that is good on gas, this works very well.
I have it with a manual transmission and it is absolutely not hot. Not even a little. What it is, is fine. It’s fine. Without the manual it would completely un engaging.
@@Deschain-um7jzNo, it's not V8 or turbo V6 fast. But it is quick! I drive mine 60+ miles a day with a mix of city, highway and interstate driving. I don't have any problems even loaded down. It moves nice. Toyota tends to under rate their engines. So say its 180hp and on the front wheels alone thats starting to push it.
It's the first and only vehicle to get me a set of court ordered classes, so it's not exactly a slouch.
@@Deschain-um7jz :(
@@nastysoda9212 did you buy the automatic, bud?
@@nastysoda9212 did you buy the automatic, bud?
Great video but one thing that I think is important to mention when it comes to achieving the miles per gallon that Toyota talks about. Let me ask you, did you go the speed limit on that long drive? Going the speed limit makes it achievable for sure. I found that my 2021 Toyota Corolla gets its very best gas mileage between 55 and 65 mph. So if you're willing to go the speed limit or slightly under you will beat the average miles per gallon that the dealership or that Toyota claims you can get. You can get even better than that just by going the speed limit.
Go the speed limit and you'll get 38-40 avg mpg highway. Go five under and you'll get as high as 46-48 mpg highway mileage in a 2021 Corolla, not hybrid either.
But I understand this is America and almost no one is willing to do that.
I have a 2021 Corolla hatch se and I been averaging 38 mpg combined here in San Diego CA.
Is that CVT or 6spd? And do you like it?
Toyota needs to bring the hatchback HYBRID to the USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Would love this color on a 4Runner.
Nice objective review. Like others have said, I’m also surprised at the less than stellar MPG. It seems like Toyota has taken a step backward in this area. The rest of the car looks good and having the interior being much more quiet is a big plus. Time will tell how this generation sells.
Just bought the basic, SE version. I agree the mpg for a car on this platform should be higher. I bought this vehicle because i am looking for the traditional Toyota reliability after years of making mechanics rich with Ford products. The quiet level of the cabin is something that has pleasantly surprised me so far.
All jokes aside, I don't understand how much more MPG you are looking for. Taking into account how heavy the car is, and it not being a Hybrid. Plus the styling (so basically not looking like an egg) There isn't much more you can ask for while keeping it reliable
35mpg avg is not bad mpg (32city/41highway) considering previous gen avg was 28
What are you talking about? It's near-hybrid level MPG. I get 33-35mpg city, and 40-50mph highway. What more do you want? Get a hybrid? It's still better MPG than 95% of the vehicles out there.
@@Dochorahan me too in mine, friend. I think I know the difference. Folks don't always follow the speed limits. If you go the speed limit and if you don't wait until the last second to start applying the brakes at a stop light you'll easily beat the avg miles per gallon listed by Toyota. I get 38-46 mpg in my 21 Corolla LE
I get 33-35mpg city, and 40-50mpg highway on a 2020 XSE hatchback with CVT.
That’s substantially more than my Crosstrek and better gas mileage
Wrong about the cargo space. Recent year hatchback model they gave an option to increase the cargo space, from the video it looks like it has that. So not 18 cubic ft. it’s 23 cubic ft before folding down the seats.
not entirely... you have to take out the spare tire and floor in the trunk in order to have the extra cargo space, nice try tho
Im upset i got the 2022 corolla le non hatch and its suppose to get 30 mpg city and i only get 23
I have about 11k on my '19 hatch with cvt, half highway half city with 37.2 mpg so far, pretty happy about that. On highways I use sport mode most of the time while in city I stay with the eco. Curious what mileage others are getting. On a negative note, unlike the reviewer's experience the car is noisy!!! Way too much cabin noise.
My new 22' is relatively quiet and that surprised me.
Sounds like Toyota took seriously the complaints of early model buyers regarding cabin noise.
on toyota's website they no longer have a manual as an option for the 23s
Is this the automatic version?
is this a good car for track days
Gutless?? The old vw beetle had 50 hp and nobody complained about it, now u get 150 hp , full of tech car and u dare to complain? God have Mercy, people can’t be pleased , they want a ferrari for the price of a corolla.. give me a break
Lol back in the old day, you had TWO horse power pulling your carriage. Then you also had to feed your horses too! People these days got it good.
my 2004 bmw has adaptive headlights lol. this reminds me of my 1987 honda CRX SI, but that' was a 2 seater hatch with 0nly 109 hp. Wish that CRX would of had this 169 hp. My honda was five speed and fun to drive though. Is this??
Yep!
What color is this?
I just wish they had an AWD option and I'd be sold! 🤷♂️
I have the 2021 xse version and I love it . Only thing it misses is that Speed , wish it had more power and it would be a perfect car
Gonna make a CZcams video on it soon…
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Still waiting on it homeyy
If you learn to drive it aggresively, you will be surprised how fast that little car can be !
Man you must have a real bad lead foot I can’t get 33 sitting in rush hour traffic for 30 minutes sheesh worst I ever got was 35 😂
I was gonna get 2022 VW Golf GTI or 2022 Kia Forte5 GT (1.6 Turbo) but decided to go to Corolla since its cheap and still fast enough (170hp at 87 octane) while Forte5 GT is 201hp at 87) not sure if GTI is 243 at 87 octane though. Oh and I need reliability since I'm planning to go back to college this fall and won't be able to afford the Forte5 GT and GTI since I can't work full time to pay for the car.
The hatchback needs a self opening closing feature . Either proximity activated or one touch
Why don't they make it longer for more cargo space. My Dad bought a 1981 Corolla Stationwagon and I loved the huge cargo space in that car... 🤔
The 6 speed is much faster off the line and uses all 169 horses. I agree the cvt is soulless
buy a corvette then dude lmao
The CVT is plenty gutsy, IF you know how to drive quickly.
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Loss of control as the car performs . Corective driving
Just ordered mine 1.2 Turbo 4 cylinder. Hope it will be good.
Which country? Thx.
Nice car, but when You need room for adults on the back seats, the sedan and/or stationwagon is the better choice, due to their longer wheelbase. This hatchback is suitable for two adult and some kids in the back.
NO CVT TRANS FOR ME. I WANT LONGETIVITY WITH RELIABILITY AND LOW MAINTENANCE. HOW DOES THIS COROLLA WITH 6 SPD. COMPARE TO A HONDA CIVIC SI WITH 6SPD. OR A CIVIC HATCH 1.5 ENGINE WITH TURBO AND 6 SPD. IN ALL CATEGORIES??🤔
Shame you can't get the manual and sunroof together.
Which model is this and engine??
Headlights are nicee
Would you buy the 2022 base corolla hatchback or the base civic hatchback?
I just ordered the Corolla. But I keep thinking to myself that I should gone for the Honda. I guess I will find out. Think I would be happy either way.
Honda civic has more legroom and cargo space. I researched Civic, Mazda 3 and Corolla and found Civic hatchback has the best combination of interior design and cargo space. Mazda has better performance but crappy interior. Corolla is just too small.
All-wheel drive equals even crappier fuel economy. There's no reason compact vehicles shouldn't top 40 mpg even with naturally aspirated engines. Hey Toyota, how about shoehorning the Rav4 hybrid engine into a performance Corolla?
I wish it had a sunroof
You can put a turbo in it, I'm tuning mine as soon as it comes in
Nice...
Only one toyota that I like but it's cvt transmission
homie is missing the entire point of this car. It is efficient, affordable, reliable and compact. No one is going to spend more than 25k on one so why tf would Toyota make a turbo "race" version??? And yea I know you think it would be cool if the US got the GR too but guarantee that it wouldn't sell well here and would probably be out the price point of the demographic who actually want a car like that(young adult).
Is this a reliable car?
How the hell are y’all getting crappy mpg? I drive about 70 miles a day to and from work with about 80% of that on the highway. I average 42 mpg
I’m so upset it’s not called the MATRIX anymore, hoping to purchase one though in a white pearl or aqua and change out the corolla tag to MATRIX for shits and giggles.
I think the matrix replacement is the CHR
@@rhythmandacoustics The Toyota Matrix was dubbed the Corolla Hatchback back when it was released. On my BOS, it states the car is a Corolla Hatchback. The C-HR looks similar to it, but using reference to what it was dubbed before it would be the hatchback.
@@vindication7409 Interesting.
@@vindication7409 Yes, it was briefly called the "Corolla Matrix" when it first came out, then went to just "Matrix." I think GM's decision to copy it and call the result the "Vibe" (I have a 2009), was the one of the best decisions ever made for Pontiac.
168 hp for a compact car is plenty. How is it gutless?
Dude just called a Corolla gutless 😂
No CC?
guess not?!
The hrv is faster not by far and has more space
I want this car so bad lol
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The trade off is the reliability. Enough with turbos on everything.
Please skip the push-ups, and just show the complete cargo area with seats folded down. Does it allow sleeping/camping with both seats down?
Push ups?
Hey relax-- he's got guns!
I was so excited to pick one of these up until I felt the CVT. Modern Manufactures are spitting in the faces of consumers selling these abysmal transmissions
Now I'll have to hunt down a manual
you say 168hp is gutless but upgrading to it from a mitsubishi mirage will make you think otherwise.
Interesting.
IT MAKES ME LAUGH WHEN PEOPLE COMPLAIN THE COROLLA ISN'T FAST ENOUGH... IT'S A COROLLA NOT A Z1 CORVETTE!
THE COROLLA IS MADE FOR DRIVER'S WHO HAVE SENSE - NOT IDIOTS OUT TO KILL SOMEBODY ON THE HIGHWAY!
TO COMPLAIN THAT THE COROLLA ONLY GETS 32 MPG INSTEAD OF 35MPG IS NIT-PICKING.
DRIVER SKILLS HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH MPG ALSO!
I'm surprised at the relatively poor mpg. Especially when fitted with the dreadful CVT transmission, which supposedly is to make mpg better than a regular automatic. My 17 Elantra 2.0 engine, with a 6 speed automatic gets 29 30, around town, and 38 40 on the highway running at 75 mph. My new kia K5 turbo, with 8 speed automatic transmission, is getting 28 29 around town, and 36, 38 mpg highway at 75 80 mph. And its a much bigger and heavier car. Toyota was always the mpg champ. Wonder why this small car seems a little thirsty.
Eww, why fake exhaust tips?
Price
??
@@everymandriver wats the price plz
At a constant 55 mph, my 2018 Subaru Forester CVT gets 40 mpg on a flat road...
My 2020 hatchback corolla with CVT gets 45mpg on highway at 65mph. This guy doesn't know how to review.
Sadly I have gone from a hatchback to a subcompact SUV ....
Push-ups out of form bruh...
Mpg is not great vs competition
Yikes........anyways. LOL
Looks terrible keep the CH-R.
ok
Gutless? If you want speed, buy a race car.
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It’s called compact for a reason…stop complaining if u want space get a suburban 🤡
No, I’d rather complain LOL
@@everymandriver hahahaha I’m dead 😂
Corolla Cross will out sell this hatch.
The Corolla "Cross" will no longer be a traditional corolla imho, and wont have the traditional low price tag and value.