There are a lot of small crossovers that budget buyers can buy. In the fall of 2021, Toyota's rolling out the 2022 Corolla Cross, hoping the combination of the world's most popular name plate and the love of SUVs all over the world will give the Japanese brand another hit. Starting at $23,410, it doesn't have creative functional features, the Cross relies heavily on Toyota's dependability reputation. Tom Voelk flies to Austin, Texas to the check out the LE and XLE models (pro tip, the base L is better for fleet duty).

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00:00 Introduction
1:45 Overview
2:19 Powertrain
3:37 Driving Dynamics
6:30 XLE Interior
7:45 Safety
8:52 Back Seat
9:54 LE Interior
10:21 Cargo Room
11:19 Red Light Green Light
12:23 Summary
13:15 Epilogue
13:57 Fun Fact

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