Used 2018 Toyota Corolla for Sale

What's New in the 2018 Toyota Corolla?

After a more comprehensive update last year, the Corolla is essentially unchanged for 2018. To know more about everything that changed last year, read 2016 vs 2017 Toyota Corolla: What's the Difference?  See the 2018 Toyota Corolla models for sale near you

Which Corolla is the Best?

We would opt for the LE Eco. For less than $1,000 over the base model, you get better fuel economy, a bit more power and worthwhile extra equipment like keyless entry and automatic climate control. We would also think twice about the SE and XSE -- they're all show and no go, with just some sportier trim and seats rather than actually adding performance enhancements as other Toyota SE trim levels do.  Find a Toyota Corolla for sale

How Much Does a 2018 Toyota Corolla Cost?

The 2018 Toyota Corolla is available in six trim levels -- L, LE, LE Eco, SE, XLE and XSE. The entry-level L ($18,600) starts with 15-in steel wheels with plastic covers, LED headlights, automatic highbeams, power accessories, air conditioning, adaptive cruise control, a backup camera, forward-collision warning and automatic braking, lane-departure warning and steering assist, a height-adjustable driver's seat, Bluetooth, a 6.1-in touchscreen, a USB port and a 6-speaker audio system. The LE ($19,000) adds 16-in steel wheels with plastic covers, keyless entry, heated mirrors, automatic climate control and some nicer interior trim. The LE Eco ($19,400) features the special 140-hp engine with improved fuel economy, aerodynamic tweaks (including a subtle rear spoiler) and eco-biased tires, but otherwise it mostly shares the LE's equipment roster. You can have it with 15- or 16-in tires, but remember that getting the bigger ones hurts fuel economy by one mpg. The SE ($20,500) adds 17-in alloy wheels, unique styling, aggressively bolstered front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, different gauges and Normal and Sport driving modes. With the optional 6-speed manual transmission, it also includes a sunroof, passive entry with push-button start and Toyota's Entune 7-in touchscreen that includes a smartphone app-based navigation system and satellite and HD radios. These can be added to CVT-equipped SE Corollas by way of the SE Premium package. The XLE ($22,000) reverts to the LE's styling and interior, but adds 16-in alloy wheels, additional LED lighting elements, a sunroof, passive entry with push-button start, an 8-way power driver seat, SofTex vinyl upholstery, heated front seats and the 7-in Entune touchscreen. The XSE ($22,700) essentially adds the XLE's niceties to the SE. A Premium package available on the LE and LE Eco add alloy wheels and the 7-in Entune system. A sunroof is included with that package on the LE Eco and can be added separately on the LE version. The XLE and XSE can be equipped with a full navigation system integrated within Entune.