Detroit Girl 
2017 Toyota Corolla iM Hatchback 4dr Hatchback (1.8L 4cyl CVT)
Love at first drive hoping for LTR
 A decent discount at Toyota led me to consider this along with others in the class (Fit, Focus, Cruze)... I'm very happy with my decision, I'm just loving this car.   What I don't like was hardly a deal breaker - it doesn't come with Sirius, but I just attached the kit and use the auxiliary port.  No CD but that is more common now in new cars as you can use a USB stick.  There is also some useless entertainment app installed, but I use what I want and the sound quality is great for this sporty, cute car.It’s my first CVT and I was wary about some reviews on performance which I can’t relate to – the acceleration is more than adequate for me on highways and surface streets, and the ride is incredibly smooth, especially for the price of this car.  I’ve already had to drive in snow, rain and strong winds and it has handled the conditions very capably.  As others noted, you’ll likely turn off the lane departure alert.  The display is intuitive, though I wish they had a digital speed/mph display setting in the center one. Don’t expect the fuel economy of a Prius, but it’s fairly good – I’ve gotten about 36 mpg.  First hatchback I’ve had in a long time and LOVE the convenience of being able to carry big stuff without needing a big car!  I got the “pop” spring green color - more like yellow - and hope I love that color a long time because I’d really like this to be my dependable little ride for years to come.10K update: still love this car.  Things that have bugged me are the glare on the media display in sunlight (can't read), lack of mph reading in media display by steering wheel (my sw placement blocks some of the speedometer).  Wish it had remote start - dealership said warranty would be voided by aftermarket install.  But I love the size, comfort, mileage and features of this car and feel I made the right choice.