Radio Review at Pirate 104.7 studios featuring George Gray and Matt Arguello:
Cherry red metallic paint with body color styling theme and black five passenger black leather upholstered interior, heated front buckets, rear window with power slide feature, head up display in windshield and navigation in touchscreen, soft drop tailgate and tonneau cover, Bose premium stereo with 11 speakers, diesel fuel mileage ratings are 26-hwy./22-city/24-combined, range is 624 miles, steering column mounted gear shift, ten speed automatic transmission, Z71 package to include badging, dual exhaust, lane change alert, blind spot monitor and rear cross traffic alert, 20” gray finish five spoke wheels with 235/55R19 Yokohama Avid GT all season radial tires, 277 horsepower 6 cylinder diesel engine with 460 lb.-ft. of torque and remote start, $56,950.00 M.S.R.P., built in Roanoke, Indiana
Radio review at the Pirate featuring George Gray and Matt Arguello:
Supersonic red metallic paint with black roof and five passenger black Softex upholstered interior, heated and cooled front buckets – rear seats heated only, full panoramic moon roof with power tilt and slide feature, head up display in windshield and navigation in touchscreen, electric tailgate that can be foot operated, JBL stereo with 11 speakers, 42 miles of range on electric power, (I am getting 37.5 mpg on gas power), range is 550 miles, console mounted gear shift, continuously variable automatic transmission, 19” gray finish five spoke wheels with 235/55R19 Yokohama Avid GT all season radial tires, 302 horsepower 4 cylinder engine with plug-in hybrid system, 3.3 kw on board charger, $49,461 M.S.R.P., built in Obu, Aichi, Japan
Radio review on Pirate Radio featuring DJ’s George Gray and Matt Arguello:
Runway Red metallic paint, gray SynTex seating surfaces (feels like leather), panoramic moon roof, 7 passenger capacity, 189″ wheelbase (Explorer or Acadia size), four captain chairs, 1.6 liter turbo four with 227 horsepower hybrid drive train, front wheel drive, 6 speed automatic transmission with console dial (backup alarm like a dump truck – does not ride like one), 18.8 gallon tank, 39 mpg city rating providing over 600 miles range, 17″ alloys with Nexen 235/65R17 radials and remote start.
George Gray and Matt Arguello – Pirate Radio review:196″ length – BluePrint blue paint – All-wheel drive – 2.5 liter four with 205 horsepower – Eight speed automatic – JBL 14 speaker stereo – Cognac leather interior with seating for five (four heated seats) – 16 cubic ft. trunk – 14.4 gallon tank provides 490 miles of range with 34 MPG highway rating Moon roof – Head up display – $44,728.00 MSRP – built in Georgetown, KY
Radio review by Pirate Radio DJ’s George Gray and Matt Arguello:Forest Mist paint and seven passenger beige leather seating – four buckets – navigation system – heated and cooled outboard seating with sunshades all around the rear – heated steering wheel – DVD rear entertainmentpackage – power sliding side doors and power rear hands free tailgate – moon roof – 19” shark gray finished wheels with Hankook 235/55R19 all season radial tires – 3.5 liter V-6 and 10 speed automatic transmission – 19.5 gallon tank, 28 mpg highway rating, and 546 miles of range – 280 horsepower and 262 lb. ft. of torque – center console and push button dash mounted shifter – $49,335 .00 M.S.R.P. – built in Lincoln, AL
Radio review at Pirate Radio featuring George Gray and Matt Arguello:
The Toyota Corolla XSE that I was recently able to test came in a pleasing Blueprint blue metallic paint scheme and featured black SofTex seating surfaces.The Toyota Corolla, one of the best-selling nameplates of all time, has moved over 45 million cars onto driveways around the world (well, mostly driveways), and the car is in its twelfth generation configuration, having been around since 1966.
The 2021 front wheel drive Corolla sits on a 103.9” wheelbase, is 70.5” wide, 57.1” high, and weighs 3,060 lbs.The way that Greeley and Ft. Collins have grown, it seems you are always poking around looking for parking space, so with a car that’s 172 inches long, it is not too difficult with Toyota’s Corolla.
Acceleration, handling, visibility and guidance were all acceptable for the Corolla. The power was supplied by a 2 liter, 4 cylinder engine, putting out 168 horsepower through a continuously variable (CVT) transmission. Silver and gray ten-spoke alloy wheels were fitted with P225/40R18 all-season radials on the car.
The 5 passenger interior of the Corolla was comfortable and the seating was supportive and looked good. The car had a backup camera, 8″ touchscreen, cruise control, power windows/locks/mirrors, tilt/telescope steering column, and keyless entry. M.S.R.P for my test Corolla came in at $29,289.00, including freight. The biggest item added to its $25,725.00 base price was a premium audio/navigation package ($1,715.00) consisting of a JBL stereo and dynamic navigation.
The Corolla did a super job for me during the test in Northern Colorado. The slick styling caught a lot of eyes, the car kept pace at the stoplights, and with the 38 mpg highway mileage rating, I spent a nominal amount of money on gas. I’d say it is a good value.
Radio Review at Pirate 104.7 studios featuring George Gray and Matt Arguello:
mileage ratings are 26-hwy./22-city/24-combined, range is 624 miles, steering column mounted gear shift, ten speed automatic transmission, Z71 package to include badging, dual exhaust, lane change alert, blind spot monitor and rear cross traffic alert, 20” gray finish five spoke wheels with 235/55R19 Yokohama Avid GT all season radial tires, 277 horsepower 6 cylinder diesel engine with 460 lb.-ft. of torque and remote start, $56,950.00 M.S.R.P., built in Roanoke, Indiana
