Is the Toyota Corolla produced by FAW or GAC?
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Corolla belongs to FAW Toyota. Here is more information about FAW Toyota and GAC Toyota models: 1. FAW Toyota includes: Vios, Reiz, Crown, RAV4, Corolla, Prius, Prado, and Land Cruiser. 2. GAC Toyota includes: Yaris, Camry, and Highlander. The following six points are related introductions about the Toyota Corolla: (1) Biggest advantage: Low fuel consumption; comfortable ride, relatively smooth driving; rich and user-friendly interior configurations. (2) Biggest disadvantage: Frequent issues such as oil burning, deviation, abnormal noise, and circuit problems. (3) Exterior: The appearance is moderate and grand, stable, and more suitable for family use. (4) Space: The overall space is sufficient, and the storage space is practical and convenient. (5) Handling: The overall ride is comfortable, and the driving is smooth. (6) Fuel consumption: High fuel economy, overall low fuel consumption, and high satisfaction among users.
The Toyota Corolla is a model under FAW Toyota, which many people often confuse. Even after driving for so many years, I frequently encounter friends asking about this. GAC Toyota actually has a sibling model called the Levin, which is a sister car to the Corolla. Back in 2004 when the ninth-generation Corolla was first domestically produced, it was manufactured by FAW. Later, Toyota implemented a dual-vehicle strategy, and GAC introduced the Levin. Nowadays, if you see a Corolla on the road with 'FAW Toyota' on the rear, that's the original. Most cars with 'GAC Toyota' badges in Guangdong are Levins. However, the two cars share almost identical major components, with only minor differences in exterior and interior design.
