Toyota’s Corolla sedan for 2016 continues to offer buyers a proven commodity that delivers value, efficiency and peace of mind. To keep competitive with cars like the Chevy Cruze, Ford Focus and Hyundai Elantra, Toyota has improved the Corolla’s content, adding more features such as Entune Audio with standard USB iPod integration. The Corolla’s cabin is also roomier than most compacts in this class, with a whopping 41.1 inches of legroom for rear-seat passengers. However, although extremely fuel-efficient, the Corolla’s 1.8-liter engine isn’t big on power and can’t compete with sportier rivals such as the Mazda3, Dodge Dart and the new Honda Civic, all of which offer more powerful engines and better handling.