Showing posts with label Corolla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corolla. Show all posts
2009 Corolla
2009 Corolla
2010 Corolla
2010 Corolla
Toyota has recently update the Corolla in Europe, and considering that the Corolla has so far shared the same looks as the Corolla Altis in Thailand, there is every reason to expect that the Altis will get a similar facelift in the coming months.
But, this is a bit like a facelift that has gone wrong, and the result is not a prettier car. In fact, the objective with most of these exercises seems to be to just try and add a little extra complexity to the look of the lights, and grille. In this case, this means an extra curve to the headlamps, a tacked on reflector to the base of the tail lights, and an arguably ugly grille.
On the inside, the European car has a new steering wheel, which is now flat bottomed, and very similar in design to the new Vios, and the forthcoming Wish models.
But the European car is appointed differently to the Asian models at present, so the interior will probably not deviate much from the current Thai model.
Perhaps the most important aspect of this news item is the fact that this is a mid-life facelift, which means that we are years and years away from a replacement to the Altis. This segment now has several very interesting options with the recent arrival of the all-new Mitsubishi Lancer, and with the prospect of fresh competition from the Chevrolet Cruze, the Altis isn't really looking strong enough to keep pace with the market.
2011 Corolla
2011 Corolla
Car thieves trends in US - Top 10 MOST STOLEN CARS
In US are stolen about 800,000 to 1 million cars each year. While the most brands release a new version of their best cars almost yearly, the thieves still prefer older cars. Some of them have the (non) advantage of being component-compatible with the most releases of that model, and this feature makes thieves to love them. Below is the top 10.
10. TOYOTA COROLLA [2009]
The Toyota Corolla is one of the “best loved cars in America” according to Kelley Blue Book . It rates high on maintenance and resale value — and it gets decent gas mileage. The 2011 had just “minor cosmetic changes,” which means parts from prior year models can be used in the newer models, which makes the car very attractive to car thieves
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| TOYOTA COROLLA 2009 |
09. FORD EXPLORER [2002]
The Ford Explorer is one of the most popular SUVs on the market. People love the vehicle because it has the functionality of an SUV but also has style and comfort. Because they’re so popular, Ford hasn’t made too many changes in subsequent models, except for improvements to safety and roominess. You know what that means — thieves love them for the parts!
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FORD EXPLORER 2002 |
08. ACURA INTEGRA [1994]
The Integra makes the stolen list because it was a popular vehicle that Honda made from 1985 to 2007 that people liked to buy and soup up “Fast and Furious” style with everything from engine modification to enhanced suspension and blinged-up wheels, Keah explains.
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ACURA INTEGRA 1994 |
07. CHEVROLET PICKUP [1994]
Pickup trucks like the 1994 Chevy Silverado are extremely popular, particularly in Texas and the south. In Texas, for example, they’re often stolen and then driven across the border into Mexico where they’re harder to recover.
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CHEVROLET PICKUP 1994 |
06. DODGE CARAVAN [2000]
The Dodge Caravan is a popular minivan that is a big hit among soccer moms in places like Michigan and, as a result, thieves, who steal them for their parts. Thieves love the older models because they lack anti-theft devices and they have valuable parts like airbags and catalytic converters. The Caravan is so popular in Michigan, that five of the top 10 most stolen vehicles in Michigan are Caravans (the 2000, the 1999, the 1998, the 1997 and the 1996).
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DODGE CARAVAN 2000 |
05. DODGE RAM PICKUP [2004]
Pickup trucks like the Ram are stolen for valuable parts such as the wheels and tailgates, Keah said. Tailgates can often get mangled in an accident and the new ones are expensive to replace since they often have cameras for backing up in them. (A tailgate with a camera can set you back $1,000 to $1,500.) Plus, the older ones are easy to steal, he said.
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DODGE RAM PICKUP 2004 |
04. FORD F-150 PICKUP [1997]
Ford has been making its best-selling F-series pickup trucks since 1948 and for most of that time the F-150 has not only been the best-selling truck in America but the best-selling vehicle in America. That means there will always be a market for parts — and for thieves, who love those older models. 1997, incidentally, marked Ford’s first redesign of the F-150 since 1980. It was also the model where Ford introduced the rounded nose, a risky move given the F-150′s popularity.
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FORD F-150 PICKUP 1997 |
03. TOYOTA CAMRY [1991]
The top three cars are all popular sedans, including the 1991 Toyota Camry. What makes them attractive to thieves is that these makes and models are easy to steal and the parts don’t change much from year to year. The Camry is known for its quality and reliability and great resale value. As a result, it’s a popular target for thieves all across America, from Delaware to Florida, Kansas, California and Hawaii.
TOYOTA CAMRY 1991 |
02. HONDA CIVIC [1995]
The Civic gets great reviews and is one of the best-selling compact cars. People love them for their great fuel efficiency, reliability, repair history and resale value, according to Kelley Blue Book. It’s also pretty roomy inside, despite being a compact. Thieves love them for their parts. Cars like the Camry and Civic make the most-stolen list just about every year though the model year generally goes up one.
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HONDA CIVIC 1995 |
01. HONDA ACCORD [1994]
The Accord is loved by both drivers and thieves and is universally stolen all over America. Drivers love it for its quality and refinement. It handles well, rates high on safety and maintenance and has a roomy interior. Thieves, of course, love them for their parts, which don’t change much from year to year, and for their lack of anti-theft technology.
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HONDA ACCORD 1994 |
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