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2009 Toyota Corolla |
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Price Range $15,350 to $18,860 |
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22 to 27 |
30 to 35 |
5 Seats |
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Safety
You know how they say “you get what you pay for”? While you’re not going to “spend an arm and a leg” for the Corolla, the doors sound tinny when they close, lending to a cheap feel. This always makes me wonder just how safe I am.
Fortunately, the 2009 Corolla does come with a slew of standard safety features. There are front-, side-impact and side curtain airbags; active head restraints; and all kinds of energy-absorbing beams and crumple zones. But vehicle stability control and traction control aren’t standard. If you want those items, they’re gonna cost you a bit more. Unfortunately, the Corolla’s IIHS Crash-Test Ratings for Side Impact and Rear Crash Protection weren’t available at the time of this review. Check back later to see when they’ve been added to this page.
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safety: Ratings
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Front overall test | {Good} |
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