Mr Gabriel 
2016 Toyota Corolla Sedan LE Eco 4dr Sedan (1.8L 4cyl CVT)
This car not for everybody, but it IS for me!
 Reading lots of reviews on this model, the main 2 disappointments have been acceleration and fuel economy (not matching stats). This car is not designed to accelerate quickly! In fact, it has specific tech, distinct from all other Corolla models, for higher fuel economy *at a 'cost' to acceleration*. Thus, if you try to compensate for its lack of power, you will be punished with lower fuel economy that advertised. Since advertised fuel economy testing is standardized, there is no cheating! However, Corolla, like other CVT fuel efficient cars, can actually outperform the  published numbers (driving with a 'light' foot) or under-perform when driving with a heavy foot. Sorry speedy... Having said that, it is not a slow car! 0-60 data varies from 8.9 to 9.5, outperforming many cars in this price range (and higher) with lower fuel economy. Other measures are surprising positive as well, including handling (though the steering is not awesome like a Honda) and the ride quality. However, the road nice picked up by tires (not wind) makes the nice ride a bit less appreciable. Therefore, when getting tires I highly recommend tires rates for quiet, as well as avoiding over-inflating, maybe best to slightly under-inflate. OK, this may cost you a touch on MPG... I sold the stock tires one year (to a private party) and bought a 'compromise tire', a Yokohama Avid Ascent (big step up from stock tires) rated highly for low rolling resistance, quiet ride and longevity. I gave up excellent handling (still "very good") as well as snow performance (unnecessary for me). They perform great in rain for me, even though some ratings were only "good". Since I got this car 1 year old, I essentially replaced the tires immediately after experiencing the dismal performance of the originals. Thus the price for the car represents a 1 year old Certified Pre-owned from Toyota, with all those benefits!