"The automotive equivalent of the Big Mac-ubiquitous, affordable, and does the job" is how MacKenzie coolly summed up the all-new Corolla. To that we'd add that Toyota's revamped mega-seller is now uncomfortably sharing the lunch counter with a couple of alluring In-N-Out and Five Guys burgers. Few would disagree that the new, angular Corolla is gutsier-shaped than its wallflower predecessor. The boldness has seeped inside as well, but it's more polarizing. "Its interior is functionally OK, but looks dated and a bit cheap. They over-tried for modern," said design expert Kiino. Added Markus, "Interesting dash. I'm picking up a vaguely retro vibe-like the main form echoes a shape from the '60s Corolla. But there's too much piano black in a car that can't pull it off." Loh noted the Corolla's chief peculiarity, its super-high dash.
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