What value has your insurance company given your 2001 Toyota Corolla LE or CE this year? LE vs CE?

Question

I've checked the Kelly Blue Book, but what value has your insurance company given your Toyota Corolla LE or CE, that has not been in any accidents and is in good or excellent condition? Please list the number of miles on your car as well.

Also, what is the major difference between the LE and CE? Does the LE have more value in terms of insurance, or are they the same? Lastly, what is the longest your Toyota Corolla has ever lasted if you've purchased one before? These cars seem to last awhile, and most owners I know, have only had to take care of regular maintenance even with a lot of miles. Very durable car.

Answer 1

1) Kbb good- usually from a private owner rare to get one of these in EXCELLENT according to the Kbb standard. The Excellent is typically the vehicle you find on a reputable dealer lot.

Major differences in the LE vs. CE

Ce - BASIC model . I think that the only additional feature you can get on the model is an upgrade for a power package.

Le- Comes standard with power. Toyota however has a habit of charging for each and every additional feature and they tend to have features in packages. For instance on the 2003-07 (not sure if 02 is included)model in order to get cruise control you have to get a 6 disc changer. Weird things like that. The LE you can add any features you want so you can find a LE with a Toyota Moonroof and things of that nature.

As for insurance that depends on your company, with mine AAA it they were exactly the same price.

My parants had a Corolla 1993 that was given to my brother in 98 and upon the total destruction by my brother ( after fires, and a bunch of trial and error stuff) the car finally met it's demise with a grand total of 297,000 plus miles....

Great car.

Answer 2

this is what they look at
Corolla CE
$14,305 MSRP [1]

Corolla S
$15,350 MSRP [1]

Corolla LE
$15,515 MSRP [1]