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If I was considering buying a new car this is what i would look for. 1. very reliable 2. good price , not expensive 3. good gas mileage my 2014 Corolla has meat those needs . I bought it brand new .

H1ghQuolit , That is good advice .

I do some painting in the Winter months when it`s to cold to do things outside. I am no artist but I enjoy doing it .

The newer Corollas say to use 0-20 oil . That is all synthetic . And builders of cars know what should be used .

I thought you said you just bought it used. If you don`t know for sure when this was done , I would just do it.

If you don`t know for sure when the last oil change and filters were done then I would do that .

Butt that wasn`t my car. :D

I have a grinding sound from my rear end sometimes . :D

Sessly , Tell my girlfriend Betzy Hello . :)

I know most good 0w-20 oils say they will last 10k miles but I never have gone that long. I am usually changing around 5k miles or less .

J49 , That was probably a good idea.

A couple weeks ago I took my car in for a rear drum brake job. My 2014 had 83K miles . The drums were not changed just the pads and springs . I expected it to cost $150 but they charged $270 . Quite a bit more than I expected .

Welcome aboard , Sessly . :)

I`d like to get to that museum. :)

This is a Corolla website.

I think Corollas are more reliable . That is my main reason to buy my Corolla.

I can`t help you with a bike rack . I have a 2014 Corolla but it of course is not a hatchback . I am able to easily take the front wheel off my bike and lay the bike in the trunk with the back seat pulled down. Of course if I needed to hall more than one bike I would need a bike rack.

Welcome Thyshorak ! Like Betzy said , I`d like to hear about the car . What year , mileage , and so on. I have a 2014 that I bought new and and like the car and don`t plan on changing out soon.

I have a 2014 with 79K miles. I have not replaced my PCV valve yet. As far as I know I have no issues with it . The PCV valves are wear you said , that is why I haven`t done mine . PCV valves are pretty cheap . Older Corollas the PCV valve was right out in the open and anyone could replace one...

never tried that