CarComplaints.com Notes: There must have been something in the water at the plant where they built the eighth generation Corollas, especially the 1998 and 1999 model years.
Outside of a few engine related issues for the 1999, these are about as dependable a car as you’ll find. And remember most of these cars have 200k miles on them by now. But good luck finding one; owners say they want a new car, but can’t justify trading in their Corolla because the darn thing just keeps rolling.
10.0
really awful
Crashes / Fires:
1 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
3 / 0
Average Mileage:
0 miles
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Consumer stated the driver seat is slanted down from front to back and the back seat is padded in such a way as to not give proper support to the back and neck while driving, consumer took the vehicle to a detailed who put some foam in the seat to try and level it out, however that did not resolve the problem.
Consumer was rear ended, and the vehicle was pushed into a wall, while this was happening drivers and passengers seats broke, and consumer and passenger fell back. Consumer states she was traveling on the interstate at 60 mph, when a vehicle doing about 90 mph rear ended consumers vehicle causing the vehicle to spin out of control and hit a concrete wall, as a result both front seats collapsed to the back of the car, the consumer and passenger suffered injuries.
Consumer was hit from rear which caused driver's seat to collapse. Consumer has experienced headaches, neck pain, and upper back pain ever since the accident.
- West Patterson, NY, USA
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