2009 Corolla parts interchangeble?

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Asked by Mcreel68 Jun 25, 2014 at 02:59 PM about the 2009 Toyota Corolla

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My stepdaughter has wrecked her 09 Corolla.  As for body parts and structural members, are there other models that interchange with it?

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the 2007 to 2013 Corolla is essentially the same platform, but trim, some body panels and inner structural parts differ slightly. Depending on the damage, you might get away with most swaps. For instance, the rear doors are the same for 2009-13 but the interior trim is different every year.

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Thanks Norm, she squared up a telephone pole. So, its all front end damage. I will be hunting the front fascia and everything behind it. The cross member under the engine that supports the front motor mount, all the radiator supports, and a hood. Would you say that 09 thru 13 would be a safe bet? Thanks again.

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