To this list plus of course the venerable Toyota Corolla. My test model, a CE version, included including locks, air conditioning and a system for monitoring tire pressure under option group Convenience. There was unfortunately no cruise control or electric windows, part of a group more expensive.
Two other important options that appear in it, by cons. The first is a Bluetooth interface which allows to make phone calls with hands free and thus avoid being caught out by a policeman. The second is a remote starter, essential gadget for many Canadians who want their butt to keep warm when entering their car in the morning.
The basic price of the 2010 Corolla CE with automatic transmission and Convenience Group amounted to $ 18 365. By keeping the manual transmission as standard, you can save $ 1,045. Moreover, at the time of writing, Toyota offered a discount of $ 500 for graduates. Check with your local dealer for full details.
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