Toyota launched the ninth Corolla generation in 2000 and, four years later, it introduced the facelifted version for the entire range, preparing it for the Euro 4 Emission standards.

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

Five years after introducing the Corolla's eighth generation, Toyota unveiled a mid-life cycle refresh for the compact-segment vehicle.

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

The curved lines trend in the automotive design affected the boxy-looking Corolla from the seventh-generation and lowered its drag resistance.

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.