Ok ladies and gents...I am looking to purchase a 2015 Toyota Corolla L, went over to the dealer today and they were closed (despite saying they were open from 12-6 on Sundays). Anyway I do plan on test driving it tomorrow to see how I like it. This L model comes with Toyota's 1.8 liter engine, and the lowly 4 speed auto (which I prefer over the CVT). I would plan on keeping this car for quite a while so reliability is paramount in this decision. So what I am looking for is all the data that you can throw at me. I have done some research on line but cant really find a whole lot on reliability of the drive train or other structures. I know the 1.8 and 4 speed was used in previous Corolla models, but is this engine/transmission combo any different in the current Corolla? I also wonder how systems like the electric steering and suspension components hold up on these smaller cars? Should I expect 200K of trouble free driving, or will I be seeing transmission issues/engine problems/ suspension work etc long before then? I am totally new to the Toyota game as I am a Honda fan. So please, anyone and everyone share what you know about this car. I just worry about it being cheap and [censored] as far as longevity goes..seems newer cars aren't built to last like they used to be. I plan on test driving it tomorrow so I will provide feedback on how that goes. I like the driving feel of my current Accord. If the Corolla pales in comparison I wont be interested in it.