REVIEW COROLLA GLI automatic 11 gen pre face lift vs BELTA 2008

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fastian04 (Salman) 2019-03-25 08:51:33 +0500 #21

Normally hydralic steerings give better feedback then EPS...so may be you are used hydraulic ones.

usman1texh (Usman) 2019-03-25 09:27:39 +0500 #22

Not at all. All the current cars I have are EPS. The last hydraulic assisted steering I had was in my 8th gen civic. The setup of the corolla steering is just terrible. Although I must add that the FL Grande has a much improved steering feel and feedback. I was presently surprised when I drove a friend's FL after driving another friend's PreFL Grande.

fastian04 (Salman) 2019-03-25 10:14:10 +0500 #23

I have no driving experience with pre FL Corolla..so no comments... May be tyres are responsible too

zeemee (zeemee) 2019-03-25 15:47:35 +0500 #24

Agreed that Corolla Steering is very soft, but for city driving I would prefer Corolla's steering over civic. You don't even have to hold it with one hand, couple of fingers suffice. I wasn't a fan of Toyota's steering too but they have made my life easier in city driving.
Corolla Steering position is a bit awkward though.
If you're driving at 120 km/hr plus then I would say that Civics steering gives you better control and confidence.

One other thing is tyres quality does have an affect on steering feel.

usman1texh (Usman) 2019-03-25 16:32:41 +0500 #25

Yeah it's personal preference. I just find corollas steering to be very floaty and vague. It lacks road feedback and precision. Some people prefer it that way because it is soft and mushy