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Bruh. The hood, the lights and the bronzed out badge. Where can I get me some of those?

Thanks! Let us know how it goes once you get it on... I just might pick this one up!

Oh wow, that looks pretty nice, too. Would you mind sharing the link that you got it from?

Holy crap, that looks amazing and is exactly what I have been searching for... I just dont know if its in my budget yet. How much are you selling it for? I'm located in Houston, so how much would shipping cost on something like this?

hohooooly shit. Looks like a car goblin took a nice bite out of your tire. Probably as an afternoon snack. All seriousness though, you should get that replaced ASAP. You don't wanna blow out going 60.

$800 could easily get you a radio unit leagues beyond that of the default Entune of Toyota (which is really garbage compared to the units used in almost every other brand). If it was a certified pre-owned, you should get on them about that, considering that they should have certified it and...

Totally correct. $7,000 is more like the cost of replacing an entire transmission.

$7k? Don't bother. You could buy a new one of those and install it yourself for $400-$500, let alone get a souped up version done for you for no more than $1k. Dealer is ripping you off hard, it seems.

Y'know, I'd say the same thing but... The front bumper on the LE has a much more aggressive look than the S, especially with that body kit!

I am yet to disable the traction control and give it a spin! Might try that today... Didn't know that you could hold down VSC button for 5 seconds to completely disable it.

By technicality, a new air filter in no way should void warranty. However, knowing how dealers can be, I'd keep the original and swap it before visits. I know almost for a fact that mine would absolutely blame almost any problem the car had on an extra part installed... Last year they tried to...

Just speculating here. I had read in a few places on the forum and elsewhere that Toyota might be coming out with a TRD version of the Corolla, amongst other things. Asking because I recently learned of the Civic Type-R that's coming to the states and, quite frankly, it made me lose my shit...

It does come pre-oiled, quite generously as a matter of fact. Insert and go... But, rev your engine a bit before and after, just for sound. You absolutely will not regret it, especially with the kinda sound you'll hear after switching, hahah! Cleaning and re-oiling is done every 50k miles or so...

https://www.amazon.com/33-2360-High-Performance-Replacement-Filter/dp/B000NKCIXE This is the exact model that I purchased. Easy to install and fits exactly like the stock air filter. Took about 5-7 minutes to switch.

I've recently put in a KN Drop-In filter and it has noticeably improved my MPG and overall sound of my S, I'd definitely recommend it to any rolla owner. The only issue that I could see happening with making larger holes is that you'd have a huge risk of getting water into the air filter, plus...

My car is an automatic, yes. It also has paddleshifters on the steering wheel. The navigation and sunroof were optional for mine, though.

I second this. Brothabear's rolla has easily got to be the best looking 11th gen to date. Gets me every time :')

A good engine air filter (KN or TRD) as well as a rear sway bar and a front strut bar are always good additions to have, they'll make your car drive the part of a Sport model.

Most times that I do go into sport mode is when I pop it into manual. Though I've always felt like the Corolla's first gear never has as much power as when I floor the pedal in auto. Either that or I'm waiting too long to shift up, but I don't shift until about 4.5/5k and that's usually where...

Well, hang on then -- when I bought my car, it came with the 17inch alloys and rear disks, but no navigation or sunroof. The paperwork says that its an S+ too, so there is that.