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2019 Toyota Corolla range review : Corolla Ascent Sport v Corolla SX Hybrid v Corolla ZR Hybrid

2019 Toyota Corolla range review : Corolla Ascent Sport v Corolla SX Hybrid v Corolla ZR Hybrid

Posted on December 7, 2018 By Jarvis

Which is the pick of the ‘rolla range?

Believe it or not, I’m pretty excited at the prospect of this 2019 Toyota Corolla range review. Not so long ago, you’d have thought I was mad for making that statement, but stay with me for a minute…

The Corolla looks better than it has for a long time, it’s more accomplished than it’s ever been in an engineering sense, and there is more than one engine variant worth considering – one an excellent hybrid drive system. Who thought we’d be putting excellent and hybrid together in a sentence relating to an affordable populist car so soon.
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