Introduction: Toyota refreshed the twelfth generation of the Corolla in 2022 for the European market and continued to offer it in three shapes, including the four-door sedan.

Introduction: Toyota introduced the twelfth generation of the Corolla in 2018 at the Geneva Motor Show, but it postponed the launch of the new model for the U.S. market until 2019 for the 2020 model year.

Introduction: Being the 12th generation sometimes is good, especially when your name is Corolla and you are the best selling car in the world if we don't take into account Ford F-series, which is a pickup-truck. The Corolla is now quieter, safer and cleaner than before. It even ditches the diesel engines! The Japanese also ditched the Auris badge for the hatchback.

Introduction: Introduced in 1968, the Corolla succeeded in being one of the best-selling cars in the Toyota lineup. In 2016, it received a facelift for its eleventh generation.

Introduction: 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.

Introduction: Toyota introduced the ninth generation of the Corolla in 2000, and four years later, it came with a refresh for the entire lineup, including the Sedan version.

Introduction: Toyota introduced the ninth generation of the Corolla in Europe in 2002, and it tried to be the same decent car with decent running costs as before.

Introduction: Toyota introduced the ninth generation of the Corolla in Japan in 2000, but it took the carmakers two years to bring it in the U.S.

Introduction: Toyota refreshed the fifth generation of the Corolla in 2000, five years after the model's introduction, and offered it in a few body shapes, including the popular three-box sedan.

Introduction: Already famous for their great reliability and excellent value for money, the Corolla range was updated in 1997.

Introduction: The seventh generation of the best-selling Toyota ever came on the market in 1991 in various shapes and sizes, from a sporty-looking coupe to a family-oriented station wagon. The sedan, though, could not be missed by the Japanese carmaker.

Introduction: The Corolla was one of the best selling vehicles in the world since the nameplate's launch in 1966. In 2012, Toyota introduced the eleventh generation, which refreshed in 2016 for the U.S. market.

Introduction: The Corolla was one of the most successful vehicles in the world with sales that went through the roof since its first introduction in 1966. The 2014 Altis was the European Corolla sedan. But with a different name, for the Asian market.

Introduction: Toyota refreshed the tenth generation of the Corolla in 2010, adding some more youth-oriented features to the best-selling car in the world.

Introduction: Toyota introduced the tenth generation of the Corolla in 2006 in Japan, while U.S. customers could see it in the flesh in the following year at the 2007 SEMA auto show in Las Vegas in October.