Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist and Road Edge Detection Pre-Collision System Adaptive Cruise Control All Corolla drivetrain options carry over, so a 1.8L four-cylinder engine remains the only one on offer. It makes 132 hp and 128 lb-ft of torque in CE, SE, LE and XLE trims,The CE and SE come standard with a six-speed manual transmission that can be optioned to a continuously variable automatic (CVT) that is standard in LE and XLE models. Though it was completely redesigned in 2015, the Corolla is a handsome enough car, though last year's restyle hinted at a more outgoing design language we've seen more recently in the brand-new 2018 Camry mid-size. While the Corolla would sell in droves no matter its appearance, the current Civic and Mazda3 wear flashier styling and, to our eyes, better fit the trend toward economy cars with luxury-ish appointments. LE trim is the more common starting point, coming with automatic climate control, larger wheels and heated front seats; an LE upgrade package adds a heated steering wheel. SE models get sport front seats, different seating upholstery and a unique gauge cluster, plus upgraded LED headlights and LED daytime running lights. The SE upgrade package is the only Corolla to get rear disc brakes, which are conspicuous by their absence elsewhere in the lineup. The Corolla continues to be a smart choice for economy-conscious buyers thanks to fuel consumption estimates of 8.3/6.5 L/100 km (city/highway) with the CVT