The pricing of the 2017 Toyota Corolla has been announced. The base model starts at $19,365 while the pricing goes as high as $27,120 for the 2017 edition of the Toyota 86 in the Corolla series.
The price tag of the base Corolla model is about $600 higher than the outgoing car and it is not a deal breaker especially with all the new features and changes the designers have incorporated into the car. The 2017 Toyota Corolla features an all-new design with revamped front and rear end, redesigned wheels and is now incorporated with a conventional backup camera on all trimline variants.
On the inside, the model is powered by a 1.8-liter inline four engine capable of rendering up to 132 horsepower and has 128 lb feet of torque. The base model uses a six speed manual transmission gearbox which can be upgraded to a continuously variable automatic transmission if the buyer chooses to. The next model after the Corolla L is the Corolla LE priced at $19,800 and the higher end XLE version is priced at $22,690.
Compared to the 2016 edition, the new cars are slightly lower in price but offers more features and a new look. While the model is always known to be a commuter’s car, Toyota does offer a sporty variant – the Corolla SE. The base SE costs $22,530 with a six speed manual gear box while the one with a CVT is priced at $21,310.
The most expensive one in the lineup is the 2017 Toyota Corolla XSE at $23,545. Buyers who have a keen eye on enjoying the best fuel efficiency can still go for the Le Eco priced at an affordable $20,200. The iM hatchback edition is now equipped with multiple safety features. Forward collision prevention technology is a new addition allowing the car to automatically brake when a collision is imminent.
Priced at $19,615, the 2017 Toyota Corolla iM is powered by a 1.8-liter inline four engine. The powertrain delivers up to 137 horsepower. The base model uses a six speed manual transmission gearbox while the CVT automatic gearbox edition is priced at $20,355.
The Toyota 86 2017 edition uses a much powerful 2.0-liter flat four engine capable of delivering 205 horsepower with 156 lb feet of torque. The new edition at $27,120 is a bit expensive than the outgoing model. The new Corolla series will come to showrooms in a month or so while the Toyota 86 is slated for launch by the end of the year.
