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my corolla has nearly 150K miles and shows no signs of stopping. take care of em and they take care of you

i've got over 50K miles on my tundra and almost all of it is from pulling grain wagons.

i've had a prius that i gave to my son before he went to college. My wife has had two corollas, and having just traded mine in, i am finally in a tacoma and loving it

I'd say its most likely a fuse since it's both lights, and you can't very well drive with no headlights so I'd go to your Corolla dealer and just get them checked out

Corolla honestly gets better and better, yet is a timeless ride. Our used Corolla 2010 looks like it did first day we got it, but I've had my eye on the upcoming 2013!

Also, I like to change my own oil, but if you're ever crunched for time, a lot of place will come to your home or work and change your Toyota Corolla's oil for you!

It could be a lot of things! Oil, transmission, could be big or small problem! Best to get it serviced sooner than later. Sometimes dealers give a discount on Corolla maintenance.

To comment further, I think Toyota Corolla is known for value/longevity. So more bang for the buck is always a good route to take.

I used YouTube as well to change my 2012 Corolla's oil filter. Very easy, glad I did it myself. Took me about 20 minutes all together. Hardest part is screwing and unscrewing!

I'd like to see more standard features- Toyota entune, ipod, nav, heated seats, higher fuel economy, maybe a little more head/leg room. This is still a great car, and I have no doubt next generation Toyota Corolla will surpass the competition.

Great find! My 04' Corolla runs like new, and I want to keep it that way! I've done a pretty good job keeping up with ongoing maintenance, but Toyota parts and service makes it easy. Thanks.

I have 2004 used Corolla, and it has 115,000 miles on it. I do oil changes every three months, rotate the tires, check the air, fluid, and have replaced brake pads twice. I've also replaced the battery a few years back, and besides those minor maintenance costs, this car has been a great investment.

I have a 10' and I get about 37ish highway and 32city. I'm pretty crazy about fuel efficiency and check tire pressure, keep in temperate conditions, and don't ride the brakes. It may not be a Prius but I'm happy!

Is the problem that the new lock doesn't work after you replaced it with a new one? There should be a lever that releases the trunk. If that doesn't work, might need to call a locksmith for your Toyota Corolla.

Well, most helpful! It turns out I had a vacuum leak, but all my Toyota dealer fixed me up!

I have an 04 used corolla. I check the oil about once a month and get it changed every 3 like clockwork. I truly believe that's why I haven't had any major problems. Runs like the day I got it.

I change my oil every 3 months. It's usually about 3,000ish miles. Used Toyotas will run forever if you take good care of them.

I drive a 05' Toyota Corolla and my check engine light just came on. I plan on taking it in this week, but it only 89,000 miles and never had any problems. What are common Corolla issues?

I haven't ever considered a Matrix, but one of my sister's just bought one for my niece. She seems to like it, but I don't know if it really fits my personal tastes.

So I posted recently about the brake light coming on at random times on my Corolla - this isn't happening anymore, but not when I turn the wheel even the slightest bit, I hear a really rough sounding squeaking/grinding. I'm thinking the ball joints just need to be greased up, but aren't they...