Used Toyota Corolla Cross Buying Guide

This generation first debuted in the middle of 2021, and entered production shortly after. When this model hit the roads, it came in three trims, these being the L, LE and XLE. As for the engines, it is a 2.0L I4 that is paired with a CVT. This is a surprisingly efficient engine, as it comes with an EPA rated 32 MPG combined.

When this model first hit the roads it came with both 7- and 8-inch touchscreens, depending on the trim level. The features that this comes with is Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and SiriusXM satellite radio as standard. If you want extras, you can look for used models that have been equipped with wireless smartphone charging, rear-seat USB charging ports, and a JBL stereo system.

When 2023 came around we saw the first biggest change to the line: the addition of a hybrid variant. With this also came the S, SE, and XSE trims. Being that this is a hybrid option, it does get more mileage, having an EPA rated 42 MPG combined.

Other changes in 2023 were that the entire lineup graduated to the 8-inch screens, making the interior a bit more upscale than the year before. With the upcoming years not really seeing much change, the model stagnated until the 2026 models.

While these models won’t be entering the used markets for some time when this article goes out, but as this article ages, they’ll be easier to find. The updated features on this model year comes with a larger 10.5-inch infotainment screen. Making it a great option for those who want the most from one of these vehicles, but it will be a bit harder to find as mentioned earlier.

With this vehicle still undergoing changes (and who knows where it will end up by the end of this generation) if you stay tuned with us, we’ll have more info about the Corolla Cross in the future.