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Used 2002 Toyota Corolla LE for Sale Nationwide
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About Toyota Corolla LE
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Alex T
Reviewed a 2002 Toyota LE on Sep 9, 2008
I could never be happier with another car. Simply put, this car is worth every penny that was paid for it. Never had to replace anything other than the stabilizer bar, due solely to the harshness of NH winters (frost heaves). The best part of this car is, driven accordingly, it gets 40 miles per gallon. I could not be happier.
William C
Reviewed a 2002 Toyota LE on Feb 14, 2009
It's a nice car that's is very dependable. Also Toyota is a very reliable company that will be around when the others go under or get bough out. Take the American car companies. This car is fun to drive. It's fully loaded with a 6 cd changer and an upgraded stereo and speaker system.
Jamey F
Reviewed a 2002 Toyota LE on May 25, 2008
Great exterior and interior, handles well and gets really good gas mileage!
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2002 Toyota LE on Dec 4, 2007
This car is great. Gets around 35mpg on average, pretty good acceleration for a 4 cyl, brakes work great, handles really well, engine is quiet, stock sound system is perfect. Only thing that really bothers me about this car is that it can get whipped around in high wind because its so light.
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