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2025 Toyota Corolla
Highs: Remarkable fuel efficiency, good array of standard safety features, new FX trim has the looks.
Lows: Engine can be grumpy and reluctant under heavy throttle, low fun factor, hatchback somehow has less cargo room than the sedan.
Verdict: The Corolla excels as a safe and efficient transportation device; just leave your driving gloves at home.

Overview:
Long the poster child for practical transportation, the Toyota Corolla's virtues aren't measured in thrills but instead in efficiency and value. Toyota has been leveraging that name recognition lately, spinning off first the Corolla Cross pseudo-SUV and recently the limited-edition GR Corolla, both reviewed separately. The Corolla sedan and hatchback models remain the bread and butter of the lineup, and both use a trusty but unhurried 169-horsepower inline-four and automatic transmission. While performance maybe lackadaisical, the Corolla has a predictable and unfussy nature. Sales numbers indicate it’s a vibe that works, and buyers looking for transportation and little else will likely never be disappointed in a Corolla. But the Honda Civic or Mazda 3 will put a bigger smile on the face of a thrifty driver who isn't afraid to carve a corner or two. There's a remarkably efficient Corolla Hybrid too—that’s even available with all-wheel drive—but it’s limited to the sedan body style