Toyota didn’t invent the compact car, but it practically perfected the concept with the long-running Corolla. Likewise, the automaker didn’t deliver the first mass-market hybrid, but it’s become synonymous with the technology over the last two decades. To bring the two together makes plenty of sense, though it took longer than it should have given the level of success the brand has achieved with both.

Now in its third year on the market, the 2022 Toyota Corolla Hybrid delivers otherworldly efficiency to go with the reputation for reliability this small car has long been known for. Add in a sub-$30,000 price tag, and it’s hard to find fault in this small sedan. Find out why AutoTrader.ca Road Test Editor Dan Ilika gives Toyota's compact hybrid sedan two thumbs up in his evaluation of its strengths and weaknesses.

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00:00 Intro
00:59 Reliability, meet efficiency
02:25 Pricing and Value
03:11 Safety technology
04:30 Infotainment and User-friendliness
05:48 Passenger space and Comfort
06:37 Cargo space and Practicality
07:07 Driving impressions
08:06 Powertrain and Specs
09:20 Fuel economy
11:32 Pros and Cons
11:46 Conclusion