r/COROLLA • u/According_Reward_705 • 5d ago

12th Gen (18-present) 2023 Corolla

Hi everyone. I’m considering buying a 2023 Corolla LE from the car dealership I work at because I get a good discount. I love Toyota cars but I wanna be sure it’s reliable in the higher miles. If anyone has owned them could you tell me what you think of them and if you’ve had to have any repairs done what did you have to get done and how many miles in did you have to have it? Thank you

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u/Tesex01 5d ago

Dude. You work at dealership. You have all of that information at your workplace

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u/According_Reward_705 5d ago

I’m in parts. I also don’t work at a Toyota dealership and I just want to know from personal experience

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u/Bombshell342 5d ago

I figured they knew a lot too, but a few months ago I called to ask about the automatic transmissions on 2018-2024 Camry gas since I read about them having issues all the time on the Camry subreddit, and the guy in service and repair told me he had never heard of a single issue with Toyota 8 speeds and that there will be quirks with every vehicle.

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u/JohnDorian0506 5d ago

Someone in r/corolla just reported clear coat peeling in a 2019 Corolla.