TOYOTACorolla EU 2013 - 2016

　　It was the most sold passenger car in the world and, by the time its eleventh generation was launched, it counted 40 million around the world. And the 2013 version added some more.

　　In 2013 the Corolla was only the 3-box version, while the hatchback-sister was named Auris. The overall length of the vehicle was increased over the previous generation, but the overall height was decreased. The front fascia has received a more aggressive design, leaving the bald look of the older versions behind. The front bumper had a V-shape with one central air-intake and two side air-scoops, where the fog lights are included. Toyota claimed that the design team learned a few tricks from the Toyota F1 team in order to reduce the drag coefficient. The overall aspect was sporty, a characteristic unknown by the older Corollas.

　　The compact vehicle featured an all-new interior design and its main advantage over the previous generation was the wheelbase increase with 100 mm (3.9") up to 2700 mm (106.3") resulting in more legroom for the rear passengers. The 2013 Corolla featured a minimalist design of the dashboard, topped by a soft upper surface. For the infotainment system, Toyota installed on upper trim levels the Toyota Touch 2 and Toyota Touch 2 with Go navigation system. The touch-screen display was easy to reach and read by the driver.

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