Go to http://www.Toyota.com/Corolla/ At the top of the page, choose Build Your Own Toyota You can then check out all the Corolla options, including the interior/exterior colors offered in each model.
The 1987 Toyota Corolla came in two door and four door models, a multitude of colors and a 4 speed manual transmission and a 4 cylinder engine.
A Toyota Corolla can get up to 120 MPG on the freeway. The newer models of Toyota Corolla can get anywhere up to 150 MPG, which is considerably fast for the brand.
Models using the Toyota Corolla chassis are the Ceres, Levin and RunX. The Matrix is a common hatchback model. Traditional models are numbered from E30 through E80.
1992 models (sedans and wagons) had 102 horsepower. The 130 horsepower engine in the Corolla GT-S was only available through 1991, since that coupe model was dropped for 1992.
All Prizm models were powered by the same engine as the Toyota models, All Prizms were built at a joint venture plant between Toyota and GM. Aside from small cosmetic differences , radio, front stabilizer bar, the Prizms are identical to the Corolla.
A 1992 Toyota Corolla can take any type of standard antifreeze. It should be labeled as being suitable for all makes and models of cars.
No. Toyota changed the Corolla from rear to front wheel drive in 1983 for the 1984 Model year, with the exception of the SR5 Corolla, all other Trims and sub~models were Front WD
Goodyear tires come highly recommended for Toyota Corolla's and other Toyota models. The best place in my area to buy them from is Discount Tire Company, but you can find out locations near you by conducting a query.
If memory serves me correctly, I believe that Toyota was first imported in1969, with the Corolla and Carona models.
Actually, I believe all 2000 and up models have chains. I checked for our 2000 Corolla on Rockauto, and a chain comes up. This is what is stated on Toyota discussion sites.
yes i have done it as long as there the same models, years, Scott
2000 VE base models do not come with a factory installed tachometer.