The 2019 Toyota Corolla is a compact sedan with a big car presence. Many features included as standard would be high spec extras on other cars. Trim Levels The entry level L trim features bi-LED headlights, automatic high beams, adaptive cruise control, pre-collision system with pedestrian detection, and lane departure alert with steering assist. Inside, you'll find a 6.1-inch touch screen, six speakers, Bluetooth wireless technology, a CD player, and a USB port. The LE adds keyless entry, upgraded upholstery, and climate control, while the XLE gets upgraded lighting, sunroof, simulated leather seating with heated front seats, and app-based navigation. The SE comes with a unique exterior and interior style. You have the option to choose a manual transmission instead of the standard CVT. The top-of-the-range XSE features paddle shifters with Normal and Sport driving modes, and 4.2-inch driver information display. The LE Eco model is available with a different engine, distinctive wheels and tires, and enhanced aerodynamics, resulting in improved fuel economy. Standard Advanced Features The Corolla is equipped with Toyota Safety Sense. The pre-collision system helps detect an obstacle or pedestrian and can apply the car's brakes to avoid a possible crash. The lane departure system alerts you when you move out of your lane, while steering assist makes small adjustments to keep your car on track. When the adaptive cruise control is activated, it can adjust your speed to keep you at a set distance behind slower vehicles. Automatic high beams optimize your headlights without blinding other drivers. To take a closer look at the features of the new Corolla, head down to Bennett Toyota.
Go More Places, in More Conditions with AWD-e System in 2019 Prius
The 2019 Prius is designed to take you more places than ever before with the addition of the AWD-e System. Here's a quick guide to what you need to know about this revolutionary new feature! How It Works While many AWD systems are hooked up to one central motor, the AWD-e from Toyota is managed by an additional third electrical engine. When driving normally, the system uses front-wheel drive powered by the normal Prius powertrain. When the system senses the need, a third engine kicks on, operating the rear axle independently for enhanced performance control in all sorts of situations. The low-energy system can handle driving up to 43 miles per hour, which is perfect for getting up steep but slippery slopes or tackling slick road conditions. While we wouldn't recommend using it for intense off-road conditions, this extra performance boost is ideal for drivers who live in areas with frequent inclement weather, including rain and snow. Stay Efficient Since the third motor disengages when not being used, the 2019 Prius stays hyper-efficient. The system automatically turns the additional motor on and off, removing any chance of you forgetting to switch it and improving overall responsiveness. The battery pack for the additional engine fits snugly under the seat and doesn't compromise the Prius' storage capacity. The AWD-e driving system is available on the Prius LE and XLE trims. If you're looking for improved performance and handling in slippery conditions without sacrificing efficiency, the AWD-e is the feature you need. Image via Flickr by aka CJ