2003 Corolla Vs 1997 Corolla?

Asked by bugman96 Apr 05, 2019 at 02:58 PM about the 2003 Toyota Corolla CE

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Do you think it's better to buy a 1997 Corolla for $1000 with 200000km, or
2003 Corolla for $3000 with 275000km. These are average prices in my area in
Canadian dollars and the price could be negotiable.

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I might go for the lower mile car but I cannot say since there is no way to judge the condition. Those are extremely low prices which makes me think they are rust buckets.

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If you look on Vancouver BC Craigslist you'll see 16 2003+ Corollas for 2500-3500 and 11 for 3500-4000. The newer ones are quite a bit more expensive but most of theses ones are 2003-2007.

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