2019 Toyota Corolla vs. 2018 Honda Civic

In the market for a small car in the Calhoun area? Paul Miller Toyota has you covered with the 2019 Toyota Corolla, but the 2018 Honda Civic is another strong option. Between the two, the Corolla:

• Comes standard with a continuously variable transmission, as well as the Toyota Safety Sense suite of advanced safety technologies
• Offers features like voice-activated controls, a split folding rear bench, an MP3 player and auxiliary input, and more as standard
• Provides 4 more inches of rear legroom for passengers

Exceptional Safety Features

The 2019 Toyota Corolla comes standard with the Toyota Safety Sense suite of driver assistance technology, whereas the 2018 Honda Civic model’s Honda Sensing package does not come standard. That means the Corolla’s base model provides more:

• Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection: which helps you to reduce or avoid potential accidents
• Lane Departure Warning with Steering Assist: which alerts you if you’re beginning to drift from your lane and gently guides you back to the center
• Automatic High Beams: which switches back and forth between high and low beams based on the traffic around you
• Dynamic Radar Cruise Control: which lets you drive at a preset speed and maintains a safe distance from the cars ahead of you, slowing down and speeding up as necessary

The 2019 Toyota Corolla isn’t just the safer choice. It’s also an exceptionally reliable small car that could last for 300,000 miles or more with proper maintenance.

Convenient Features

From the start, the 2019 Toyota Corolla offers more conveniences and features than the 2018 Honda Civic. By the time you reach the top of the lineup, the Corolla has even more luxury to offer, with features like:

• Multi-adjustable power driver seat
• Leather steering wheel

Check Out the Toyota Corolla at Riverside Toyota

Head to Riverside Toyota near Cedartown today to explore the 2019 Toyota Corolla even further, from its interior features to its safety systems, including Toyota Safety Connect and Toyota Safety Sense. If you’re still in the research phase, compare the Corolla to the 2019 Hyundai Elantra.