The Corolla reached its ninth generation in 2000. In 2004, the car-maker introduced the 3-door hatchback version for the European market with a sporty look.

Since its introduction on the market in 1968, the Toyota Corolla suffered many mechanical and exterior design changes.

Toyota refreshed the eighth generation of the Corolla in 2000 and finally created a common design language for the entire family of this nameplate.

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

Toyota introduced the seventh generation of the Corolla in 1992, and it offered it in several bodywork versions so that it could target more customers.

In the mid-80s, Toyota raised the bar and changed the game, noticing people’s desire: a car that would do more than just taking its occupants from A to B.