All-New 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid review // Can't touch this!
This is a Motormouth Couple Car Review of the all-new 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid subcompact SUV.
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The Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid has a 2L 4-cylinder with hybrid synergy drive matched to an ECVT, a combined 196 horsepower, standard AWD.
This Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid gets 5.2L/100 km, 45 MPG city and 6.2L/100 km, 38 MPG highway.
The Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid has a sport-tuned suspension and offers 8” of ground clearance. It has a sportier look compared to the gas model with different front and rear styling, a sport front grille, black badging, standard LED headlights, LED taillights, 17” wheels and a tire repair kit. Available features include, LED fog lights, a two-tone exterior colour combo and 18” wheels.
We are driving the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid SE model which is the base trim in Canada, the middle trim in the US.
Standard features include, an 8” touchscreen, wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto, 4.2” multi-information display, dual Bluetooth phone connectivity, manual sport heated front seats, black cloth upholstery with blue trim, a heated steering wheel, smart key access and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0
In the US, the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid does not have a heated steering wheel and heated front seats are standard on the top trim.
In Canada, the top trim Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid adds a 7” multi-information display, 9-speaker JBL Sound System, SofTex upholstery, a power driver’s seat, wireless charger, a moonroof and a power tailgate.
In the US, the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid SE trim adds a wireless charger and the top trim gets the 7” driver display, heated front seats, SofTex upholstery and a power driver’s seat.
Available features in the US include, the JBL sound system, a moonroof and a power tailgate. The Corolla Cross Hybrid does not have a power passenger seat, only manual.
Here’s the pricing for the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid, S $27,970 USD, SE $37,030 CAD/$29,290 USD and XSE $39,800 CAD/$31,065 USD.
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Perfect title! Toyota can't build a single one and ship it out.
I just got my 2023 Toyota Cross hybrid XSE. It’s comfortable and handles the road very well. At one time you mentioned that this car isn’t your parents car, but I disagree. I am 74 years old and it’s perfect for me.
You guys are awesome! Really enjoy your vids!
Another great review! Thank you! 😊
Another awesome review, very informative. This is a great practical car that won't feel like a penalty box. I like the style and trust the quality.
I was sold on a Niro, my spouse wanted a Rav4, we ended up putting a reservation on a Corolla Cross XSE. Here in MD you gotta pick your dealerships (some are still adding msrket adjustments), but we found one and put a reservation down for it. Total agreed price is MSRP (as if you built it on their website) + taxes at 6% + title/registration/tags + $500 "processing fee" (not legally required, but legally capped, whereas in VA they can charge quite a bit more, and no dealerships around me *didnt* do the processing fee). We'll see if its a good pick - my work commute plus my spouse means we'll be putting over 25000 miles a year on it.
Great review, thank you!
Zack is my kind of driver. Keep it simple. If you want more creature comfort stuff you can just get the higher tier. But that power tailgate is quite nice. My wife have the 2019 Rav4 Hybrid Limited it is crazy loaded where my Matrix is just simple.
In the great second car category, I think this car should also be compared to a small EV like a Leaf or Bolt, especially if you have your own garage for charging. We live in the Pac NW, and have a 2022 Leaf as our city car and a 2023 Outback Onyx as our road trip car. In other words, we have a hybrid family fleet. Great review as always.
That's fantastic they sent you the base. Glad you all were enthusiastic to review a base. Good review!
Base model in Canada gets heated steering wheel. Top trim in the US doesn't
lucky canucks!@@pantloaded
Thanks for the review.
Good luck getting a 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid within 6 to 9 months, your probably waiting for 16-24 months if lucky, quick pass folks........
I went to build out this car on Toyota's US website. The low-end Cross doesn't even come with blind spot monitoring standard. The top-end Cross doesn't even come with JBL speakers standard. Unbelievable. New car prices and how much car insurance has gone up are ridiculous. My little mid-tier 2014 Mazda3 hatchback has blind-spot, Bose, leatherette heated seats, LED daytime running/head/brake lights, and even halogen fog lights. I got 150K miles and I'm keeping that until until I run it into the ground.
I'm finding Toyota "nickels and dimes" you with upgrades, which is why I'm leaning towards a 2024 Hyundai Kona Limited.
That's the right thing to do: maintain & keep your older car/SUV clean & drive it as long as possible. You'll be well off in the long run. These new vehicles are much more advanced, no doubt, but some older vehicles can still be maintained & driven well.
Ikr? I have a 2010 Mazda 3 and I love it! It's such a great value! Reliable and easy to maintain. My insurer told me this car runs forever.
Love to hear about your real world fuel economy in your reviews!
Another great report. Currently drive gas Rav4 & like the size. Corolla Cross hybrid also a great option. No ready to trade in Rav4 & will wait to see what 2025 refresh of Rav4 brings. Watch all your reports & appreciate discounts you bring us . Cheers 👍😎🇨🇦
In the highest trim, is the passenger power, does it come w/dual air and heated seats?
Your review of this car is excellent. Does this have a smart rearview mirror, which means, if the cargo area is fully loaded to the brim, then back camera shows up outside(rear view) on the rearview mirror?
Thanks for an excellent video? Can I ask you sth? This trim has a different mask... Is this a new facelift or is it because it is a different edition/trim? Thanks again!
Wondering with all the vehicles you test have you ever damaged one, really bad ?
It can’t be touched because there’s no inventory. 😂
I’m in Australia and got my top spec CC about two months ago after a 7 month wait. Very easy to drive and fuel economy is real though it does take a bit of trial and error to work out the best way to drive it to get the most efficiency. I assume it’s the same overseas but the petrol tank is not big so it can feel like you still need to fill up on a regular basis but it costs much less. Oh and I do love the panoramic moon roof!
wait only 7 months wait ? I thought should be around 12 months ? Did u get lucky ?
You guys are The Best!
I really like the Corolla Cross Hybrid for what it is and what it's not trying to be. It's become my go-to recommendation for anybody who wants an SUV that's straightforward to use and has all the creature comforts you'd need to survive the 4 seasons of Canada. No tricky infotainment, self-driving gimmicks or fiddling with EV charging, and I appreciate Toyota for keeping the Corolla Cross Hybrid simple in its design and usability. The power rear liftgate I'm okay with or without it. It's a nice convenience but also could be an expensive repair down the road. I think right now the only downside of the Corolla Cross Hybrid is supply of the vehicles. I haven't checked on the CCH specifically but I wouldn't be surprised if buyers of the CCH are faced with the same years long waitlist that buyers of the RAV4 are facing.
That car has no spare tire, LOL. Don't do it!! You'll be sorry
I was talking with an older gentleman who went from a new FWD RAV4 (after 3 years) to a brand new Venza (fully loaded) And now, 3 years later, he now wants to buy this new Corolla. Money is not the object, it is newness and ease of access (mobility issues) that are the priority. Oh… and most importantly…. whatever ‘Consumer Reports’ says. I like this new Corolla, but I believe there to be so many better options (price/comfort/styling/road noise and quality wise) and I expect that this gentleman will rapidly be disappointed with his new upcoming purchase (he’s currently on a waiting list). I wish him luck. Thanks for the video.
It's on my list vs the 2024 Crosstrek Onyx. It's annoying that in Canada the roof rails, which should be standard on an SUV, are only available on the XSE trim (in the US they are also on the SE). Also why opt for. tiny 40L gas tank (max range 600-700 km, depending how you drive), while the Subaru competition are at 63L. Keep it 50 L as in the Corolla so that it could go the distance. For those who have already bought the 2023 CCH, I am curious to know how many L or gallons could you manage to fill in from an empty sign.
Like Zack I like it dark inside and with no moonroof. For more legroom on rear passenger side, just move up the front seat for taller passenger duh.
Thanks Honda for not adding a hybrid option for the HRV for 2024. Would be nice to have more hybrid options in this category
There is an HRV hybrid in the rest of the world. Why can't they just ship them here to North America.
@@Flying-Fox-of-Snowy-Mountain Yeah dealers can’t keep hybrids and plug in hybrids on the lots, what stays for long periods are full battery electric vehicles
When you post the 4 alternative cars, could you please add the prices in US dollars and the mpg for each on the screen? That would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Greetings from oakville Ontario the toyota corolla cross 2023 are difficult to find how privileged it is that you both can do the presentation, there's talk about the corolla cross pickup on various KZhead sites could definitely squash the santa Cruz and the the ranger
We don't get the Hybrid AWD version of the corolla hatch and sedan in Australia just the FWD Hybrid versions. So the corolla cross AWD Hybrid is the only AWD corolla we get and has gotten excellent reviews with shorter wait times when ordered than the RAV4 Hybrid AWD. Toyota do the Hybrid drivetrains extremely well with the AWD versions the pick of the bunch. 😎👍
I compared the cross hybrid to the Kia Niro HEV. The back seat legroom in the Cross hybrid was not good. The option packages on the Niro allowed me to get memory seats and even ventilated seats! These were not even options on the Cross Hybrid. With 16" tires, the Niro is rated at 53mpg and even with the 18" tires, rated at 48mpg. I chose the 16" tires and bought the Niro. Dash layout is nice. I do not like the infotainment screen bumping up from the dashboard (same issue with the Ford Escape). Niro was the winner, hands down.
One thing rarely addressed in these videos is mid to long term reliability. Understandably, because it’s not their job. But the average ToyotaCorolla Cross will be away more reliable after 5 years than a Kia or Hyundai. Cost to own, long term, is much more significant now that labor in the US is so expensive.
Money you save buying Hyundai or Kia will be catch up by great value that Toyota keep after few years.
Kia is better from Toyota nowdays
@@dinotzemo2859 When you buy vehicle today, many brands really improve, but if you buy for long term you will try to get something who will last in the time. Just look around on the street the car brand who have 10 years old and still rolling , those are the facts and not a Wah publicity!
in your mind@@dinotzemo2859
Have had an XSE for 6 weeks after a 4 month wait to get one. Great vehicle. Almost 43mpg without trying. MSRP at Vancouver Toyota with no BS.
Is this the Toyota at 401 Kingsway? Did they charge you any dealer fees? I placed an deposit at Toyota Richmond yesterday but was forced to agree to trade in my existing vehicle AND got charged $750 dealer fees.
A month ago I purchased a 2023 Corolla Cross Hybrid SE and really like it so far. Many extras on it, including moonroof. Two things that Toyota should consider: 1) liftgate - can only open from outside. Previously I owned several base model Corollas and could always pop the trunk open from inside. 2nd - I expected an SUV version of a Corolla to be longer. It’s about 7” shorter. Some of that could be used for either more legroom for backseat passengers or more cargo room. Perhaps in future versions?
I had a 2023 Corolla cross xse too. There is a button near the oil tank button which is for the trunk.
I have an SE. I know the top model XSE has that capability but mine doesn’t. The base model Corolla Sedan LE also has that capability so why not the Cross SE?
Hi, what can you say about corolla cross vs new hybrid kona
Coming from a '10 Toyota Matrix, I would 100% be driving a Cross hybrid right now if any had been available back in December. But since it wasn't out yet, I went with the Rav4 hybrid. I absolutely love my Rav4 and have gotten used to it being a bigger vehicle than I've had before. I'm really glad I got it since I don't think I would have been willing to spend the extra money if the Cross had been available. The Rav is the most expensive car I've ever had, and it feels like luxury to me. :) I sure did love my little Matrix, though. That was a great little reliable car.
I think you probably made a better choice honestly. My co-worker has a 2023 Corolla Cross hybrid and I have a 2019 Ford Fusion hybrid. (which uses Toyota's hybrid system btw) I was ecstatic to drive it. What an utter disappointment. Cheap interior quality (my friends 2012 Camry is worlds better), uncomfortable seats, poor visibility, VERY noisy and harsh ride. Honestly WORST back up camera I have ever seen. Besides the great storage space potential, I can't see a single thing that was better than my 4 year older Fusion. Not to mention my base model came standard with more tech; lane departure (hands free highway driving), automatic climate, voice navigation, a back up camera you can actually see, dual front power seats, emergency braking. He also told me his range is around 400 on a full tank. Mine is 620. I've only experienced older RAV4's, and they were better than this. You made the right choice.
No spare tire........
Toyota Website doesn't show the Cross Hybrid has disc brakes. Does it have Disc brakes? ABS?
Love all your video. Wonder if you can compare to the noise level between rav4 hybrid and cross hybrid. Also, I hear they have problem when you use intermittent wiper and start&stop from red light the engine die. Did it have that in hybrid? In my city most rav4 hybrid and prime is reserved by taxi and uber guy.
With the hybrid model it doesn’t have the auto start and stop so this issue shouldn’t be there 🤞
It does have auto-start stop, but it must be different since it’s combined with the hybrid
Nice amount of power from initial acceleration. Looks good for such a big car with a good spec too!
It's a comfortable hybrid but all vehicles are getting really expensive these days.
@@andreaspencer9813 Most definitely agree, with exceptional comfort comes a high price.
Good car, long wait to get one. I wish Toyota stepped up their production game.
I've ordered a Corolla Cross Atmos hybrid 2WD. In Australia here it never snows and I won't be driving off road. I have been waiting 10 months so far and they have only just started to manufacture it. I live alone and want the vehicle to start to do some travel.
please do a video about the 2024 subaru forester sport
The Ford Maverick Hybrid could be considered another alternative. It’s essentially an SUV. With a truck bed behind, similar MPG, similar price and better towing capacity by 500lbs.
We would have considered one of these when we recently purchased a new car, but the lack of availability hurts it (to be fair, availability is an issue with almost everything). In the end, we got a Subaru Forester Wilderness as we really liked the "rugged" look it has as well, but if there was a Corolla Cross available without having to wait a year for it, it would have been very high on our list too.
This channel is just shilling for Toyota.
The car will be stocked at dealerships this fall. It wasn't meant to ready for delivery in the summer hence it's not on Canadian roads yet.
@@Flying-Fox-of-Snowy-MountainI doubt it will be "in stock". Availability of Toyota Hybrids is very long right now. My neighbour was interested in a new Venza since they liked mine so much. The dealer told them the lead time is about 18 months.
@Caliz_ stocked ? As in you can walk in, buy one and drive away? LOL More like you will order one and then wait 12 to 18 months for delivery.
Maybe I'm old school, but have never understood this idea of "ordering" a vehicle and waiting 12-18 months for delivery. How can you purchase a car without driving it? When I am in the market for a vehicle, it's because I need one NOW. If a particular dealer doesn't have what I am looking for, I simply move on until I find something. Doing research is all good and well, but in reality most vehicles today all look the same and reliability has "generally" improved on most brands. Different companies also work together all the time. My "Ford" Fusion Hybrid has Toyota's hybrid system and CVT, suspension mostly from Volvo, (phenomenal ride) and was assembled in Mexico. Don't just focus in on one particular model, options, and colors. This is how you end up paying more than the vehicle's worth.
Could you turn this as a plug-in?
That was my first choice when it came on the market. I ended up with a 2023 Corolla SE Hybrid AWD with an 8-week wait (ordered on May 8 - picked up on July 15, 2023). Love the car and very quick with acceleration. Gas tank is a 35L and I do close to 600km of combined city / highway - 5.3-5.6L/100k. It is my second toyota hybrid. I surely miss my 2012 Prius V but I could not wait any longer. If you are considering any toyota products, put your name down on a list and see what comes up.
If it had a Prime / PHEV variant, I'd be very interested.
Hybrids get so much better fuel mileage. For example, used to own a Subaru Crosstrek that got about 27mpg in around town trips. My Escape hybrid averages almost 50mpg in same type driving. No contest.
i have a CC with 2.0 gas engine non hybrid. I use extreme driving style (hyper milling and cruise around 80 km/h) to extract the best mileage. So far my best try was 4.167L/100km, which is about 56 MPG. My overall MPG after 8000km of driving is 46.94.( 5.0L/100km) So the M20A FKS coupled with CVT is extremely efficient.
Do you have comparison of this versus RAV4?
What's with the Prelude tail lights?
Does the SE has a backup camera and cross traffic alert?
My customers acidic Blast XSE just arrived today. It’s pretty damn nice.
I’m so torn between a top trim Prius, Lexus UX or a top trim Corolla Cross Hybrid, do you have any suggestions?
This should be considered as the best choice in the market right now. As long as you can get one from the dealer.
I've seen quite a few of these already. Yesterday I saw one just like you're driving...same color. I owned a 91 Camry the same color....put 522K miles on it. My highest mileage car 😊 paid 1000 and sold for 1000 7 years later..it got new paint timing belt and water pump at about 400k...the guy across the street bought it. He still had it when they moved 3 years ago. I don't get the logic of getting the hybrid,,,but no moon roof...fuel savings will pay for the sun roof. That is a feature I will not do without.
The next guy wouldnt dare going for a long road trip with that car. If somebody took it to Death Valley in California, better have a backup plan.
ANY car Can leave you stranded....any Odometers job is to count miles.... My job is to create memories.....I like cars that I can later point to and say.....This is how I got there 🤔?
Any concerns about the Alabama plant where this is built? Very short staffed and can’t keep the staff they have? Makes me leery!!!
I was this thinking the same.
Is it possible to get one with a gray interior.
Whats with the US and no heated steering wheels?
So it's pretty much a small Rav4. First time watching your videos. It was a great review. Which car would you recommend for a 3rd road seat? I try going to the dealers for Hylander and Pilot, but the prices are crazy.
Subaru Ascent?
Is Toyota planning to release a Plug-in Hybrid version of the Corolla Cross?
Great review of a nice car. I'd go with a Toyota hybrid because they have made more of them than any other company. Because the Cross hybrid is so hot, you can get a decent price on the Corolla hybrid.
yes y8n can cheap evs too
I’m 4’11” so always prefer small vehicles. If I were to get an SUV, I’d definitely look at the Corolla Cross. I’m with Zach: I prefer a dim/shaded interior. My new Honda Civic Touring has a moonroof, but I only pull back the shade if it’s cloudy out. A cloudy day gives a beautiful, soft and muted light. The Florida heat is scorching and the sunlight is waaaay too bright and harsh! (Hard on my eyes.) A cool, shady interior is comfortable and cozy! (Or in Canada, a warm, shady interior! 😉)
You’ll be surprised what type of vehicles 5ft nothing people can drive.
@@johnmartin7158You’re right. Somehow, I have it stuck in my head that I need a small vehicle to drive it. That was true years ago. But now, with the way the interiors are designed, even a small person can see and reach the pedals at the same time. The new Civics are far larger than they used to be. They’re now as big as a ‘90’s Accord! 😳🤯 But I can see easily since the seat height is adjustable. (I still got a cushion to sit even higher though. Otherwise, the top of my head rests right between the top of the seat and the bottom of the headrest! Very uncomfortable. The cushion raises me high enough so my head actually rests on the headrest - barely. 🤪)
@@SmartPracticeSuccess My wife is 5ft. The vehicle has 10 way seat adjustments like many other vehicles do. Another words, 5 adjustments going either way. Every time I get in the vehicle I have to lower the seat to the bottom and adjust the seat so it’s a long way from the pedals. And then I readjust to a custom position for me. Bit of a hassle, but that’s ok as it only takes a few seconds. I’m talking about the Rav4. But a lot of models have this now. It sounds as though you’ve found a way around things for a vehicle at least. I suppose all those things for vehicles come at a cost. Good luck with your vehicle choice and go with a vehicle that appeals to you.Even though I have a RAV4, I’m also quite partial to the Subaru Forrester and the new 2024 Honda CRV Touring Hybrid. Cheers NZ.
I'm not much taller than you and drove the 4Runner. As long as there's good settings to adjust seats, steering, etc, you can drive most modern vehicles
im like 6^5 and am able to drive both the highlander and the RAV 4 comftorably i thought maybe if i drove an LX600 or a GX550 it would be better but overall im able to drive the highlander and the RAV 4 with ease highlander's turn radius is a little longer than the RAV 4 though since its a big SUV and were also probably thinking of getting a 3rd big family crossover like the grand highlander aswell possibly since the highlander's 3rd row is small and can only literally be used a 5 seater as opposed as an 8 seater.
🌟 Hello...how does this compare to the 2024 Honda HRV?🌟
I think the Yaris Cross they’re selling in Indonesia is A LOT prettier. Wish they’d bring that to the USA. As always, great review guys!
Yaris cross is not practical 😢
That would be great to see in Canada. The newer Yaris hatch was a nicely styled compact vehicle
@@maks_bondcheck it out, it is quite big and looks like a mini rav4 (the asian one)
i wonder what in the heck happened to the smaller yaris in canada probably the corolla ate them yaris sales thats why lol.
'A very thoughtful and thorough review. Something minor I'd mention: It might be helpful to give not only the difference in pricing between Canada and the U.S. - which IS very helpful - but that Canadian "Imperial" gallons are 20% larger than U.S. gallons (I'm guessing a lot of Americans don't know this), which results in different fuel economy numbers, as well. 'Maybe just the mention of this difference in reviews?
We mention US official MPG rating.
Great point. The Canadian MPG numbers are 20% larger for the same actual fuel economy.
@@michaels3003 Canada goes by l/100km, not MPG. So the one stat is for Canada, the other for US.
@@Spikejou , you are right. Liters are liters.
Andrea…. What’s your favourite mid size luxury suv ?
The headline is accurate; "Can't Touch this!" how true it is. Toyota has no cars to sell still in America. The dealer near me has one new Camry, one new RAV4 - that is it. Two new cars. The rest are used. I thought this would be an option but even checking dealers within 50 miles of me, there are only 2 gas cars available. It will be literally years before we can buy this car in any version.
Nice Segway Andrea 🙂
I just can’t deal with the acres of bezel on the infotainment screen. It needs the screen from the Prius.
Helpful video, we just bought one in Africa
Cant wait for my mineral blue kia Niro HEV 2024 to arrive in October!!!!!
I live in Ontario where there is allot of snow. Winter tires with front wheel drive is totally fine.
In some parts of Southern Ontario, that is true. However, in the snow belt and anywhere north of Barrie, all-wheel drive is much safer.
Corolla or Corolla cross. Both being hybrids. Which one is better to buy?
Zak’s bell-ringing holster maneuver is reminiscent of Conan O’Brien’s monologue opening move. Will he be growing a pompadour like Conan’s? 😅
Why is there so much emphasis on Toyota reliability ?!! Nowadays many Japanese, Korean, American and even German cars are reliable. My point is that the reliability is not an important issue especially for brand new cars ! Most of them works perfectly for al least 5 to 8 years. unfortunately, Toyota make so many boring cars like Corolla, RAV4 and .... ! Both interior and exterior design are not attractive.
I'd like an in depth evaluation of the AWD, and a comparison to a Subaru AWD. I'm not clear on how much power or how reliable the e-awd on this is.
Those are available on YT. Basically, the Corolla Hybrid AWD is fine for wet and slick roads, but if you are regularly driving through inches of snow or on difficult terrain, get a Subaru.
Guys, to get the sport suspension on this car, must inflate your tires to the point that the ride feels a little harsh. Or is maybe on the struts under the hood. LMAL
A rear seat arm rest would of been nice
That little thing takes off.
Price is including fieght ?
Corolla Cross Hybrid with part time AWD sounds very practical.
Is this the 2023 or 2024 model? Or did they not change a single thing between the 2 years? It would make sense since this didn’t come out until June-ish.
Yes, no change to this model, we just wanted to have a second look at it. At the drive events, we don't get to drive the vehicles for very long.
THIS is the vehicle that I will look at, along with the new Kona Limited (sadly, no Kona Hybrids on the horizon in the U.S.), as my current 2022 Kona is leased and my next car will be a 2025 model year. I may have to order one 7 months in advance at the rate of manufacturing 😁 but this is my first choice for an SUV hybrid right now (hubby just bought a 2023 Camry XLE and loves it).
Update: Sat inside a SE hybrid and felt it was a bit cramped but still like the vehicle. Will investigate further in early May. Dealer told me 3 months to order one, not 8 months like last year. Only issue is OTD price compared to the Hyundai Kona Limited AWD. As I'm leasing, it depends on residual value and Toyota has a better resale value than Hyundai. That could make the difference with leasing even if the XSE will MSRP for about $1000 more with a couple of options, such as convenience package and JBL stereo.
0:24 that person on the sidewalk is startled by the sound of the car 😂
Great Review! They need memory seats on the top trim for sure! No point in having power seats without memory! I agree that a height adjustment for the passenger is also a MUST! This is so close but it looks like I’ll have to wait for the 2025…
What is the dealer price, not MSRP?
It looks pretty nice for a base model, tbh. When base models start including a power lift tailgate and moon roof that base model MSRP bloats quickly...and they aren't base models any more.
Who did the voice over for Questions Coffee & Cars? Sounds very familiar.
David Kaye is the voice of Questions, Coffee and Cars, Jim Conrad is the voice of For Your Consideration. Both old friends.
@@Motormouth... Thank you.
Is this a 2024, any changes?
I’m holding out for a mazda cx70 base
Best all around value in this segment, IMHO. We were planning on a 2024 AWD Prius, but this is becoming a very strong contender for our Canada car. Tough call.🤔
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Woodie for a Corolla is like catching a wild Atlantic Salmon.
You guys are adorable. I’m with you, I don’t care for a sunroof. I prefer a more private, subdued, and secure drive. I wish the US base model got the heated seats. As far as price goes, you can get the bigger hybrid Honda CRV for about the same price as the top trim Hybrid Cross XSE.
Not in Canada! Honda waaay more expensive
In canada, honda crv hybrid cost 59 000$
Groceries and Andrea.....what a pair......
the base model S in the US there is no heated seats
I'm getting mine soon.
How long the wait in Canada?
I tried this car in person. Interesting fuel economy. However, the styling of Toyota cars are feeling outdated compared to other competing brands. Although the interior feels “nice” , it really feels like a nice car from the early 90s. It’s a great looking car if you’re in you’re late 60s early 70s maybe. Definitely not for the millennial market or younger.
It a practical car. Nothing more. I like that about it.
Why are ventilated seats not as popular as heated seats? There are like no cheap options with ventilated seats.
Don’t get the comments about long waits scare you. I reached out to a dealer in April, after reading initial reviews. Dealer got me a car from their second allocation in June. Car came in July. And I admit I paid over MSRP - for a ridiculous $900 gps device. But not the $5000 people here claim. Those days are receding