I do have a light foot, but it's still nice for a basic 1.8L engine w/o a turbocharger or direct injection. I'm averaging ~36mpg according to the display. I invite people to check out the rated reliability of both of those cars we don't necessarily buy a Corolla because we want a fun sporty car we buy it for the reliability and the practicality. A lot of reviews give the Corolla a bad rap based on the fact it is "basic" and isn't "fun", listing alternatives such as the Focus or Mazda3.
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In all, I'm confident it will be a reliable vehicle and the 6sp manual offers a bit more fun and engagement than the CVT. I also wish the radio volume and tune knobs had light rings around them they're the only controls that aren't illuminated and they're difficult to find at night (and if you miss them, you'll likely hit a button on the touch screen) a minor annoyance. Because of this, I can't leave my iPod plugged in like I could on my last car, for fear of break-ins. in the center console, or if the area below the climate controls had a cover). For the interior, I wish there was a USB port that was covered or otherwise shielded from view (e.g. If you've never driven a manual transmission before, this might not be the car to learn on. Now that I'm getting used to it, it's a lot smoother, but there was a learning curve. The throttle and clutch are both sort of vague the throttle pedal has a lot of "slack", meaning you have to depress it a lot to get it to rev above idle, and when it does rev it shoots up quite quickly. Admittedly, I haven't driven a manual car in about 5 years, but this one was more difficult to grasp than my last manual car. For the manual transmission, it took some getting used to (I'm now getting consistent with it). I look forward to putting a better set of tires on after these wear out and seeing how that affects the noise. The car is loud on the highway, but reading reviews on the Firestone tires suggest that they may be to blame, not necessarily the car itself. The SE 6MT has a nice set of features I wish they made the L or the LE with the manual, as I wound up having to pay for features like a push-button start, moonroof, etc that I wouldn't have paid for if I had the choice, just to get the transmission option I wanted. While I'm sure the Aisin CVT is reliable, the ones I've driven never seem to decide what they want to do … they rev high sometimes for no reason and it just felt like they weren't tuned properly, including a brand new one I test drove for the heck of it before I bought this one. I got the manual transmission for the reliability and the fact that I've had several Corolla rentals (I travel a lot for work) with the CVT transmission. I hope to drive this car until the wheels fall off.
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After researching though i see that a lot of people have this kind of problem even with ios, a solution that i found on forums is to download bluetooth Phonebook, some users say that it drains the battery(after 4 years of use my s7's battery isn't as strong as it used to be so it could be a problem) but if you have the qi wireless charger fitted to your car like i do it shouldn't be a problem.So this is an early review after about 500mi driving a new 2019 SE 6MT. I have the s7 edge as well and the only problem i've had was that it takes a while for the phone to connect, some times it has taken me 5 minutes or more for the phone to connect with the car. Other than that i don't think it has every disconnected from my phone while on the move. Telephone conversation is impossible.Īny one else experiencing this regular occasional dropout.
This interrupts the call but the phone line remains connected. Quite regularly it seems to drop the Bluetooth connection displaying phone disconnected and then reconnect automatically.
My 2019 corolla hybrid excel is having problems using Bluetooth to connect to my Samsung s7.
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