![]() 09/11/2019 at 18:25 • Filed to: Opinions are like Assholes | ![]() | ![]() |
It also happens to be a vehicle that goes on my list of “cars I’d take over a Crown Vic” (which turns out to be most vehicles). If the Fiesta died tomorrow and my insurer said “well, we’ll just give you one of these”, I wouldn’t even be upset.
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The hybrid gets bigly big miles per gallon because it’s smaller than a Prius too.
Too bad we don’t get the wagon, which is on the same wheelbase as the sedan.
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If I lived in Toronto again, I’d probably have one.
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It certainly looks a lot better than the previous
ranch-dressing-inspired
generations.
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I rented one a while back and I agree... not a bad car at all. And definitely way better than any Panther car.
I also found it felt more ‘polished’ compared to a Hyundai Elantra I rented.
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Yeah but like the hatch exists
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I don’t think it was ever a bad car. Just that it doesn’t have faults nor things that stand out.
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Hey, I have a Crown Vic and it is a fantastic car for what it is. Excellent road trip car, very reliable, handles decently, decent acceleration and a great family car. My brother has a 2017 Corolla that I have driven a few times, would take a Crown Vic or quite a few other cars over a Corolla. A Corolla (or Camry or Highlander or Avalon) is like driving the color beige. Reliable, good gas mileage
, but sleep inducing.
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I drove a Crown Vic for work once. I don’t understand the love for them. To me, they’re different answers to the same problem: reliable vehicles that can go far without much work.
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I'd rather have a Prius. If I'm going basic transportation, you better believe I'm becoming a hupermiling enthusiast
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In the greatest turn of events, Oppo will slowly become a hyper-miling enthusiast forum.
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I had one for years worst vehicle I’ve ever had or driven
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I hope not ... that’s what Whole Foods parking lots are for.
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I remember the 80's versions ... actually pretty sporty, especially in twincam trim. I bet one of these with a turbo and limited-slip/torque vectoring diff would be a hoot.
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Crown Vics are very comfortable. They also have decent RWD handling, and sound really surprisingly good. Especially if you have a Police Interceptor version.
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IIt might not be bad but that doesn't mean it's good
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To the point they weren’t really called Corollas in the domestic market, lol.
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I actually rather like the new Corolla hatch in XSE trim.
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It's quite a rad looking car.
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just not a great car either
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You’re correct, it’s not a bad car, it’s a terrible car......
Can’t attest to the new one, but the 2012 Corolla S we had was the biggest POS that has ever inhabited our driveway ( well actually it spent most of its time in the shop, having engines and transmissions replaced under warranty ).
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Except the Crown Vic will go far without much work while floating you down the road in comfort.
The Corolla may ( see my other reply ) go far without much work, but it will be a soul sucking shitcan the entire time.
I may be slightly biased thanks to numerous bad experiences with Toyota.