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  This is the sixth generation of Volkswagen Polo if you can believe it – it’ll be knocking on for 50 if it’s still around in 2025. Yikes. This version of the  VW Polo for sale  was launched back in 2017 - making it fairly old by car industry standards - and facelifted in 2021 with some of the latest mod cons, including updated infotainment and LED lights. It even gets that weird full-width DRL treatment that Volkswagen is a bit obsessed with – polarises opinion, that, but you don’t have to look at it when you’re in the car at least. That seems to be how the Polo has evolved – it’s all very sensible and conservative in there, and the car has all the sophistication and refined road manners of its larger sibling. It just has a bit less space.  Having said that, the Golf has lost its way a little in its  eighth-generation guise , so the Polo might actually have more to recommend it these days. Just bear in mind that this is an unrepentant combustion-only zone, with the barest of bare mini

 If you are in the market for a used Toyota Corolla , this guide is for you. The Toyota Corolla for sale is one of the most well-known and beloved sedan models ever produced by any automaker. To get one of your own, you should know about all the different trim levels, the features you can expect to see, and the most common model years. Continue reading the rest of this entry to learn more. What Do the Toyota Corolla Trim Level Names Mean? Toyota doesn’t like to come right out and use a descriptive name for the trim levels on their vehicles like other automakers. With a few exceptions, Toyota simply uses a few letters to indicate which trim levels are which. Generally, the trim levels will follow the scheme described below in every model year: L: Base Trim Level LE: Slight Increase in Available Features SE: Middle-Ground Trim with More Technology and Some Premium Features XLE: An upgraded version of the LE, Including Some Luxury Features XSE: Ofte