toyota's been trying to attract more younger buyers w/ the 09's...so far the S and XRS has done a great job attracting more younger buyers than the older years.
IMHO...LE+XLE = Older generation of people
S+XRS = Younger generation of people
Standard = Cheap generation who just want a way form A to B.
I'm with you
__________________ 2001 Toyota Tundra TRD 1994 Jeep YJ - no top, no doors May-Oct 1996 Toyota Tacoma - RIP! frame recall $16,638 2009 Toyota Corolla XRS - SOLD
no its not an old ladies car lmao ! its a toyota. a toyota is for everyone. they are great cars. it is no where near an old ladies car. an old ladies car is a buick...that is considered more of an old ladies car that a corolla or any toyota for that matter..
Around here every 9 th gen you see on the road is being driven by grandma in her sunday best, and most of the 10th gen LE's as well. I would not even have considered toyotas retirement class model untill i saw the 10th gen xrs
__________________ 2001 Toyota Tundra TRD 1994 Jeep YJ - no top, no doors May-Oct 1996 Toyota Tacoma - RIP! frame recall $16,638 2009 Toyota Corolla XRS - SOLD
i'm going to go with YES... I may not be an old lady but I sure as hell drive like one in the morning on my way to work. But on my way home from work its another story.... (drag my ass all the way there... but haul ass outta there)
on that note though... where i live (suburbs of Toronto), I have only seen older women & men driving corollas.... like 45+. So maybe it is an old folks car.
OH OH OH... and the "S" models seems to be a nice "mid-life c****s" car for some old men who are looking for a sporty little number. (Rather than the Miata that is) I have run out of fingers to count the old men driving "S" models.
The Corolla is NOT an old lady car. Old people drive huge cars like Mercurys, Lincolns and Buicks. The Corolla is a practical, fuel efficient, reliable car.....I think that is the impression that it has. I would say that the type of people who buy practical, reliable vehicals are probably mostly older, but not old lady old.
I think that it hasn't had the attraction for younger people, because younger people don't think that practically. I'm 25, I drive one.....all the people my age I work with drive more expensive cars. People my age who get smaller cars go for the Civic, not the Corolla.
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