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Used 1991 Toyota Corolla LE for Sale Nationwide
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Dimitrios M
Reviewed a 1991 Toyota LE on Dec 3, 2007
An honest, everyday, family car that never "argued" under pressure and of course hasn't presented any problems
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Emilio C
Reviewed a 1991 Toyota LE on Oct 22, 2008
Performance - About 70kw at the front wheels Build Quality - old car needs new bearings maybe new radiator. Appearance - Very clean interior for its age exterior needs a few dents removed otherwise not bad maybe new paint job. Cost - $50 for a full tank good for bout 500km reliable Fun Factor- lacks power does good burnouts and 180's handling aint great either maybe due to bald tires :P corolla's are reliable hi revving engines good for a thrash.
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Eerikki K
Reviewed a 1991 Toyota LE on Nov 25, 2009
105bhp and 142nm, It has Alpine stereo system with SPL-Dynamics speakers and JL-Audios10" subwoofer. 14" Melber aluminium wheels with Good Year tyres. LED-braking lights and Hella front lights and fog lights. It needs more power and harder and lower chassis
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FAQs
How many Toyota Corolla LE vehicles have no reported accidents or damage?
243 out of 243 for sale have no reported accidents or damage.
What is the fuel economy of the Toyota Corolla LE?
Depending on the engine and options, the Toyota Corolla LE gets between 7 and 8 L/100km (or EV battery range).
What fuel types are available?
Gasoline engines are available.
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