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Used 2001 Toyota Corolla LE for Sale Nationwide
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John P
Reviewed a 2001 Toyota LE on Nov 13, 2011
Not a bad vehicle. it was very reliable. great on gas. the main complaint i have/had is the lack of room(5'11, 275lbs) parts were available almost anywhere and were affordable. would recommend to a friend (especially those of smaller stature)
Bill D
Reviewed a 2001 Toyota LE on Apr 10, 2008
The 2001 TOyota Corolla was built in a California plant by American workers. A reliable car with a small, but fairly peppy 1.8L VVTI engine, getting as high (from personal experience) as 41 mpg. The paint is in excellent shape, and it's fairly easy to repair. Most components are easily accesible under the hood, or underneath the car. Maintenance and upkeep are typical of any Toyota (tires, oil changes, brakes, etc), with minor need for major repairs. I've driven this car for about two years, purchased with 80,000 miles, it now has over 132,000 and has only had a Mass Airflow Sensor go bad, but still ran even then (just hard, and idle was rough). Body style was only out for two years, giving it a more unique look. Would make an excellent ricer car, or sleeper.
Nicolas N
Reviewed a 2001 Toyota LE on Sep 30, 2024
Car is in perfect condition. Low miles was a must. Car is all original which is amazing.
Joey I
Reviewed a 2001 Toyota LE on Sep 6, 2010
Gets you where you need to go and even adds more cargo room than the current Toyota Corrola since the new Corrola is not as long but it is taller. The Mileage is great since it can last around 2 weeks on a tank of gas.
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