1998 Toyota Corolla

Pros: Keeps going, and going. No major issues.

Cons: Faulty lighting systems.

The Bottom Line: Reliable car. You honestly have no worries in this ride. Aside from oil changes, this car rarely gets sick.

Review: I am one of these people that believe when you speak highly of your car, it breaks down, or something terrible happens to it. So, excuse me while I take a moment to knock on wood. Okay then; I've had my Toyota Corolla 98 LE edition for... drum roll ...

Pros: Comfortable, well-priced, safe and excellent fuel efficiency.

Cons: Cornering

The Bottom Line: If price, reliability and safety are your initiatives, this is THE car to buy.

Review: I think it's important to point out, right off the bat, that when I review this car, I don't compare it to cars that aren't in its class regarding size and price. Hence, any statements I make regarding its pros and cons are made with consideration...

Pros: Great features, reliability, and value.

Cons: Jittery at highway speeds, cramped space in rear seat area.

The Bottom Line: Reliable, fun car that's easy on gas and your wallet.

Review: This is my first purchase, but second car, and I wanted to make sure I get the most car for my money as I independently purchased a vehicle for the first time. I was looking all over for any vehicle but never had the Corolla crossed my mind, but I'm ...

Pros: Reliability, fuel economy, just a well-built car

Cons: "Extras" are limited, can't accommodate large numbers of people or things

The Bottom Line: I think it's wonderful for someone of limited means who needs basic cheap transportation. If you can afford it, however, buy up.

Review: I bought my 1998 Corolla in January 1999. I was desperate for a new car after my beloved Tercel was savagely murdered on I-95 on Thanksgiving weekend. Although the car was sold as "new" it was considered a leftover. In addition, it had only the barest of ...

Pros: Reliability, Comfort, Peace-of-Mind, Price, Gas Mileage

Cons: Lack of Knee Space in the Backseats, Strong Winds make the Ride Less Smooth

The Bottom Line: The '98 Corolla is a great deal because it requires few repairs, is powerful, and gives the owner peace of mind.

Review: This '98 Corolla is actually my parents' car but I've been its main driver for the past 2 years. It has about 56,000 miles on it. In the past 1.5 years, I've driven it from Austin to Houston (160 miles according to Yahoo! Maps) and back about once ...

Pros: Wonderful, reliable, never breaks down!

Cons: Expensive spark plugs, few cosmetic flaws, paint bad

The Bottom Line: Wonderful, reliable car! Delivered Pizza and newspapers, couldn't break it! I was terrible with maintenance, but it still always ran. Great buy!

Review: I bought my car new and had it from 1998-2007. I "built" the car online and had it delivered to me shortly after. 1) RELIABILITY: Toyota's reliability is legendary and I can back that up. That car NEVER broke down on me (until the day it was totaled ...

Pros: Reliability, great fuel economy, easy maintenance, solid fit and finish, good ride quality.

Cons: Somewhat weak air conditioning.

The Bottom Line: If you want something that will get you from point A to point B economically, in reasonable comfort and with a minimum of fuss, this car will do you well.

Review: I have had my 1998 Toyota Corolla for six months now and have been very satisfied with its performance so far. The car has been very reliable, getting me from point to point with no engine or transmission issues. I have put 10,000 miles on it since I ...

Pros: Safe, reliable, easy to drive, good looking car.

Cons: Cannot shut off lights if you want, while running the vehicle.

Review: I bought this vehicle because of it's reputation for being a reliable, safe, and easy to drive car. It also is known to last a long time, if taken care of properly. I bought a 1998 Toyota Corolla, back in March of the same year. I still own it and...

Pros: runs great, high mileage-low maintainence vehicle, great for traveling worry free

Cons: less leg room in back

Review: I bought this vehicle after much searching and asking of questions and opinions. You see I live in a small town and I am a nurse, my job requires that I travel 56 miles one way to work- 5 days a week. I bought this vehicle in 1998 just before I...

Pros: Very dependable, and affordable

Cons: Your butt starts to fall asleep on long rides.

Review: Right after graduating from college a year and a half ago, I purchased a 1998 Toyota Corolla LE as my first car. For two reasons really.

1) I come from a family of Toyota owners (Mom - Camry XLE, Dad - MR2, Brother - 4Runner) and the peer...