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The 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross. Carivo rates it 8.0/10 — a capable suv, though not an exceptional one. Stronger alternatives exist if you shop the segment carefully.
Reliability is its strongest dimension at 8.9/10 — owner data backs that up with fewer unplanned repairs, lower running costs, and better resale than most suvs in this class. Performance is a serious liability at 6.3/10 — well below class rivals and a score that should factor heavily into any buying decision. Don’t overlook it.
As a budget-end suv ($22,005–$28,941, 30 MPG, 5 passengers), the price is the main draw. Weigh the lower cost against any weak-scoring dimensions before signing. At 4 years old, this model predates meaningful updates to the Toyota Corolla Cross lineup. Check how the current generation scores differently before committing to the older version.
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