Toyota Corolla
Without a doubt, the Toyota Corolla is one of the most popular and best-selling cars globally. This vehicle consistently achieves high sales figures, regardless of its pros and cons. For the 2016 model year, the car still retains the design from 2014 and continues to be available. You might wonder why? The answer lies in the Corolla's reputation as one of the most affordable and reliable cars on the market, with readily available spare parts. Additionally, maintenance is straightforward. Marketed as a family-friendly option, it indeed serves its purpose well.
Honda Civic
If you’re not a fan of the Corolla, the alternative is the Honda Civic. Don't forget that it shares many parts with the Type-R, so car enthusiasts can expect good performance as well. Since its significant redesign in 2012, which was a major success, the focus has shifted more towards family use. However, it has faced considerable criticism globally for its new design. While it boasts new features and greater comfort compared to the Corolla, long-time Civic fans have not embraced the updates. However, a complete update is on the horizon this year.
Nissan Sentra
In the rivalry between giants, Corolla and Civic, we often overlook the Sentra. Historically, people compared the Corolla and Sentra, but the latter has carved out its own niche. Initially, the car isn't bad; it fulfills its role of getting you from point A to B. Its design isn’t bad either. It's curious that it doesn't enjoy the same level of fame as its Japanese competitors. Give it a chance and check out our experience with it.
