Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Interior Design
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Safety
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
Toyota corolla xrs 2011
2011 Toyota Corolla - the best-selling small car in America - a feature new front and rear exterior styling, new internal changes, Toyota Care free maintenance plan, the standard Smart-stop, and two new colors. When a winning combination of response, fun-drive performance, security credentials and proven significant, more than 30 million Corollas have been sold worldwide since 1966. 2011 Corolla goes on sale in December.
2011 Toyota Corolla continues to provide the security system Star ™ standard, which includes Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), traction control (TRAC), Anti-lock brakes (ABS) with electronic brake force distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist. It also contains the standard Smart-Stop technology, Brake bypass the system.
2011 Corolla comes in three grades: the base-model Corolla, LE, and S. All models are equipped with a 1.8-liter DOHC four-cylinder engine that produces 132 hp at 6000 rpm and 128 Nm of torque 4400 rpm. Dual variable valve timing, and intelligence (VVT-i) controls the valve timing and intake and exhaust cams to optimize performance and fuel consumption. Internal components are optimized to reduce friction.
The 1.8-liter engine is mated to a five-speed manual or four-speed electronically controlled automatic (ECT) to the Corolla base, while the LE model, the standard four-speed automatic. The four-speed automatic transmission uses a torque converter with lock flex for increased energy efficiency and up / down change of control. For a more engaging driving experience, the driver can switch from four-speed automatic transmission manually by moving the lever to the left of its position "D" in the position of the 'S' and then pushing forward for upshifts and back to shift down. An indicator inside the combination gauge shows the selected speed. The 1.8-liter engine in the Corolla S sends current through the five-speed manual or four-speed automatic.
Interior Design
The 2011 Corolla features a number of new interior design features that enhance its distinctive style. A new seat color and pattern enhances Corolla’s contemporary looks, while the combination meter design has been changed with the aim of enhancing clarity. The instrument panel upper and door trim upper color has been changed, revealing a sophisticated cabin appearance. A newly designed steering wheel on the Corolla S is provides a sporty image.
The 1.8-liter engine has earned a rating of EPA-estimated fuel economy of 28 mpg city and 35 mpg highway with the optional five-speed manual and 26 mpg city and 34 mpg highway with the optional four-speed automatic.
Exterior Design
The Corolla’s design, created with input from styling studios in Turin, Italy, strikes a sporty profile. New 2011 exterior-design changes were made on the front bumper, radiator grille, front lower grille, headlamps, trunk lid, rear license garnish, rear combination lamp, rear bumper and reflex reflector. Built on a 102.4-inch wheelbase, the Corolla provides room for five, and its 12.3 cu. ft. trunk rivals midsize cars’ trunks in capacity. The sporty profile is the result of pulling the A-pillar forward and the C-pillar rearward, which also enhances aerodynamic performance for optimal fuel efficiency.
Safety
The Corolla is engineered to absorb and disperse impact energy throughout the entire body structure, including front and rear crumple zones. Strengthened door beltline reinforcements help share the impact load, which in side impacts is also directed to the underbody. A direct tire pressure monitor system comes standard on every Corolla. As part of the Toyota Star Safety System, Vehicle Stability Control automatically adjusts engine output and the vehicle’s braking force at individual wheels to help control any discrepancy between where the driver is steering and where the vehicle is heading.
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