
Browse Toyota Corolla listings in Montenegro on this page. The Corolla is the best-selling car in history, with over 50 million units produced, and is synonymous with reliability and easy maintenance. Use the filters to quickly find the generation, body style and engine you want.
Hatchback, sedan, wagon (Touring Sports)
Body style
1.8 Hybrid, 2.0 Hybrid, 1.33 and 1.6 petrol
Typical engines
4.2–6.5 l/100 km
Average consumption
Current Toyota Corolla listings
Generations and Body Styles
The most common generations on the Montenegrin market are the eleventh (E170, 2013–2019) and the current twelfth (E210, since 2018). The current generation is available in three body styles — five-door hatchback, sedan and wagon (Touring Sports). The wagon version offers up to 596 litres of boot space and is popular with families. Older Corolla generations also include the Verso MPV variant.
Engines and Hybrid Systems
The current Corolla offers 1.8 and 2.0 Hybrid powertrains with combined system outputs of 122 and 196 HP. Hybrid versions average 4.2–5 l/100 km in combined driving. Older generations had 1.33 and 1.6 Dual VVT-i petrol engines, as well as 1.4 and 2.0 D-4D diesel units. The hybrid uses an e-CVT gearbox, while classic petrol versions came with manual or conventional automatic transmissions.
What to Check When Buying
Overall, the Corolla is a reliable car with no major structural weaknesses. For hybrid examples, check the condition of the hybrid battery and the service history from an authorised Toyota partner. Review the service book and make sure oil and filter changes were carried out regularly. On wagon versions, pay attention to the rear suspension and boot mounts, especially if the vehicle was often used for carrying loads.
Frequently Asked Questions About Toyota Corolla
For decades, the Corolla has ranked near the top of reliability charts in independent tests. Simple construction, proven engines and a hybrid system based on technology inherited from the Prius line all contribute to its long service life.
The Corolla 1.8 Hybrid averages 4.2–4.8 l/100 km in combined driving. The more powerful 2.0 Hybrid uses 4.8–5.5 l/100 km. In city driving, consumption is usually lower thanks to regenerative braking.
The wagon (Touring Sports) is about 30 cm longer than the hatchback and offers a boot of up to 596 litres, compared with 313–361 litres in the hatchback. The engines and other mechanical components are identical, so the choice comes down to space needs.
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