Review and photos by Derek Mau

Pros

• 30 miles per gallon!
• Comfortable ride
• Steering wheel grip is excellent
• Best seats in its class

Cons

• Mediocre engine power keeps you humble on the roadways
• Electric power steering feels numb
• Hard to find at the mall amongst all the other Corollas and Civics

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November 1, 2007 - 12:01 am ET

LAS VEGAS — Toyota pulled the covers off the 2009 Corolla sedan and Matrix sport wagon today at the Specialty Equipment Market Association show here.

The new Corolla, the 10th generation of the world’s best-selling compact sedan, stays about the same size, but its appeal could be greater because of an expanded lineup.

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By Gary Chan

Below are my impressions of the base model Corolla after spending a brief time test driving Toyota’s icon for conservative and economical transportation

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The following review was written by contributing editor Twain Mein.

This is a brief review of a 2007 Toyota Corolla CE. The Corolla in CE trim offers a lot of practicality and value for the money with fantastic gas mileage; claimed 32 city, 41 hwy. The 5-speed we tested was a base model that stickered at little over $15,000. For that, you get a car that offers a quiet ride, room for four, a large trunk and excellent gas mileage.

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It was Toyota week for us at CarREVIEW.com. I spent some quality time driving and evaluating the 2007 models that are gas misers. A special thank-you goes out to Goeff and his team at Stevens Creek Toyota for trusting me with the keys to any car I chose on the lot. The people at Stevens Creek Toyota were very helpful with finding the right vehicle and getting the cars cleaned up for the photos.

Reviews soon to be published are the Camry Hybrid, Corolla and Yaris. Click on the photos to access the reviews.