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The 4 speed in the 11th gen is the same as the one in the 10th gen. MY 4 speed is working great so you might want to bring it to another dealer and show them exactly whats wrong. Does the problem happen occasionally or does it happen every time?

ToyotaNation is a lot more active than here. Try signing up with them again. It might have just been a one time sign up issue.

Can you take a picture of your odometer please? We need pics for proof.

A member on here (Ceron028) has a Civic spoiler on her Corolla: It fits her Corolla pretty well. You could also look into getting the Mapisa spoilers.

Are these from the actual TRD Corolla at SEMA or is it a replica? If it's real, how did you get a hold of them?

You do know the Lotus Elise uses the same engine as the Corolla with a supercharger. This engine can be a very ideal performance engine if built right since it's light and durable from the factory.

My guess is that the new intake system has that extra box on it to probably tone down the induction noise for a more quieter ride.

So, the 2017 Corolla SE and XSE has been revealed a while ago but just recently, the LE was released as well as some info on trims. http://media.toyota.ca/releases/refreshed-2017-corolla-gets-new-safety-and-technology-features-standard Things that I've noticed: - tail lights are...

Looks really good!

You can try looking on Ebay. Here's one for example: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/2x-H16-5202-PS24W-15W-15-SMD-LED-Fog-DRL-Replacement-Light-Bulbs-Purple-Pink-/122046154818?hash=item1c6a848842:g:f5QAAOSwMmBVvcqM&vxp=mtr Try finding something like that. You could also look for HID bulbs but the beam...

I think 15"-18" wheels are perfect for the Corolla. 19" are a bit big but they can look good with some adjustments such as lowering.

Yeah, I can agree with that. If you're trying to achieve full on pink, then pink bulbs will certainly help.

I guess it depends on what look you were going for. I have yellow on my 2011 Corolla foglights and I love how they look. I've seen a few cars with pink fogs and it's just a bit too bright for me.

Here are some pictures of 19" rims on some Corolla's: I think 19" wheels look good with when the car is lowered about an inch.

Here is a website that sells all of the compatible UR parts for the US Corolla: http://www.throwdownperformance.com/2015-toyota-corolla-s-4cyl-18l/a-9271831.aspx

This should show you where all of the clips are for the rear bumper: http://partsfactory.camelbacktoyota.com/auto-parts/2015/toyota/corolla/s-trim/1-8l-l4-gas-engine/body-cat/bumper-and-components-rear-scat As for removing the crease in your bumper, you could try adding heat and pushing it out...

Glad to hear it all worked out for you!

It depends on the person. Some people will say that turboing an economy car is a "waste" of money but others say that you can do whatever to your car as long as it satisfys you. I say that if you want to make your Corolla fast and fun to drive, then go ahead! Keep in mind that it will be more...

+1 on making a YouTube channel and updating us on your build on there (as long as you are comfortable to do so lol).

Looks are subjective so get whatever rims look nice to you. Personally, I love mesh style rims, thin 5 spoke rims (5zigen FN01-RC for example), and Watanabe style rims. As for places to shop for rims, I'd say TireRack is a great place to start as well as DiscountTire.