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2000 Toyota Corolla VE Sedan I4 16V
- Used
$2,000Price
$2,471Don Wood Deal
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The overview
- Odometer
- 261,197 miles
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- Engine
- 1.8L I4 16V
- VIN
- 2T1BR12E9YC279074
- Stock Number
- F044860PBT
The full specifications
- 4 Door
- AM/FM stereo
- Black grille
- Body-colored bumpers
- Bucket front seats
- Cargo area light
- Center Console: Full with storage
- Child safety locks
- Cloth seat upholstery
- Coil front spring
- Coil rear spring
- Cupholders: Front and rear
- Daytime running lights
- Diameter of tires: 14.0"
- Door pockets: Driver and passenger
- Door reinforcement: Side-impact door beam
- Driver airbag
- Dual vanity mirrors
- Dusk sensing headlights
- Fixed antenna
- Four-wheel Independent Suspension
- Front Head Room: 39.3"
- Front Hip Room: 50.5"
- Front Leg Room: 42.5"
- Front Shoulder Room: 52.8"
- Front Ventilated disc brakes
- Front and rear suspension stabilizer bars
- Fuel Capacity: 13.2 gal.
- Fuel Type: Regular unleaded
- Independent front suspension classification
- Independent rear suspension
- Instrumentation: Low fuel level
- Left rear passenger door type: Conventional
- Manual driver mirror adjustment
- Manual passenger mirror adjustment
- Max cargo capacity: 12 cu.ft.
- One 12V DC power outlet
- Overall Length: 174.0"
- Overall Width: 66.7"
- Overall height: 54.5"
- Passenger Airbag
- Plastic/rubber shift knob trim
- Plastic/vinyl steering wheel trim
- Power steering
- Privacy glass: Light
- Rear Head Room: 36.9"
- Rear Hip Room: 51.2"
- Rear Leg Room: 33.2"
- Rear Shoulder Room: 52.2"
- Rear Stabilizer Bar: Regular
- Rear bench
- Rear center seatbelt: 3-point belt
- Rear door type: Trunk
- Regular front stabilizer bar
- Right rear passenger door type: Conventional
- Seatbelt pretensioners: Front
- Silver styled steel rims
- Spare Tire Mount Location: Inside under cargo
- Steel spare wheel rim
- Strut front suspension
- Strut rear suspension
- Suspension class: Regular
- Tires: Prefix: P
- Tires: Profile: 65
- Tires: Speed Rating: S
- Tires: Width: 175 mm
- Total Number of Speakers: 4
- Type of tires: AS
- Vehicle Emissions: LEV
- Wheel Diameter: 14
- Wheel Width: 5.5
- Wheelbase: 97.0"
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
4.4out of 5 overall- 4.0
2001 Toyota Corolla CE h
by Jojo on 5/29/2026 4:56:43 AM
My Corolla has a 411000 miles still runs really good no transmission problems , the only problem I got was door panels and head liners - 5.0
Best old car I've ever owned
by Sammi Breece on 7/6/2024 8:23:25 PM
Mechanically the soundest vehicle I've ever owned & I bought my corolla already 23 years old! The bad side would be the size, definitely no extra cabin space, & my model doesn't have an adjustable steering wheel? Because I guess that is a luxury feature? Lol but overall I love my corolla. - 5.0
Dependable as the sunrise. Relentless as Gravity.
by Joe Schmoe on 1/30/2024 9:50:10 AM
My wife bought her 2001 Corolla in 2016 with 101,000 miles on it. We've put almost 72,000 on the car over the last 8 years, and this vehicle has never failed us. In those 8 years, I have replaced the battery, tires, windshield, struts, brake pads, lower ball joints, muffler, inside driver's door handle, wiper blades, spark plugs, air filter, and changed the oil and filter regularly. 3 weeks ago, this car started without problem when the temperature was -25 degrees F. There was 6 inches of snow on the ground and the roads were icy. I drove 18 miles to report to work with no problem. The tires are 4 years old but still in decent shape. The only work done to the car that I didn't do myself was replacing the windshield. The car is very easy to work on and parts are inexpensive. It gets great mileage and is cheap to insure. This car has the 1.8 liter, 4 cylinder engine which is notorious for oil consumption. Ours is no exception. I'm not going to go into detail because it's a very thoroughly documented issue. Google it. Despite this issue, there are no emissions problems and there's no visible smoke. We live in the Denver area and our vehicles are subject to some of the highest emissions standards in the country. The oil consumption is of little concern. It is necessary to add a little oil monthly if the car is used on a daily basis. My wife used to drive this car 15 miles, (one way), to work every day. I take care of the cars in the family but she typically put gas in her car and I asked her to check the oil from time to time since she was driving it every day. More than once, (probably 5 or 6 times), I heard some extra noise coming from the top end of the motor when she pulled into the driveway, (with the radio blaring.) The oil barely showed up on the dipstick and turned out to be a little over 2 quarts low! I added oil and the top end racket ceased. This is blatant abuse! The only thing you could do that's worse is drive with no coolant. Despite the neglect, the car is no worse for wear. The only things I can think of that offer a comparable level of dependability and durability are a cast iron frying pan, and a really good shovel; maybe a scrappy old tree.