2025 Toyota GR Corolla Review: New Automatic Transmission and Turbo Power
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In this review by TheStraightPipes, the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla takes center stage with its new automatic transmission, packing a punch of 300 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque from a turbo 1.6L 3-cylinder engine. The team puts the car through its paces, testing out the launch control and handling improvements, while diving into the nuances of the sport mode tuning. They delve into the design tweaks upfront, aimed at enhancing cooling efficiency, and discuss the option for a sub-radiator to tackle potential overheating challenges on the track. Despite some criticisms about the paddle shape, the automatic transmission impresses with its direct shifts, offering a spirited driving experience.
Moving on to the various drive modes, including track and gravel settings, TheStraightPipes explore the benefits of each, recommending Continental tires for optimal performance. The review also covers the suspension updates, highlighting the balance between firmness and comfort, as well as the seat's contribution to the overall driving experience. Steering feedback and the car's sound characteristics are also examined, adding layers to the dynamic assessment of the GR Corolla. The team's exploration extends to the revving capabilities, LSDs, and customization options available, showcasing the car's versatility and performance-oriented features.
The independent nature of TheStraightPipes' reviews is emphasized, underscoring the team's commitment to providing unbiased assessments for their viewers. They stress the importance of subscribing to their channel, citing their foresight in identifying trends and influencing industry changes. The review touches on practical aspects like the lack of an armrest, manual shifting capabilities, and the standard front and rear LSDs, offering a comprehensive look at the GR Corolla's driving dynamics. The team's praise for the car's boost gauge, heated seats, comfortable ride, and user-friendly infotainment system rounds out the review, painting a vivid picture of the GR Corolla's performance and everyday usability.
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