What’s the big deal about BSM? I’ve had cars with it and don’t feel any safer, now adaptive cruise is something I’d pay extra for, and that’s standard on the Corolla.
I feel like with correct mirror adjustment BSM is not super necessary, I wonder why though Toyota makes this an option? Could you do a Corolla XLE if there were no add ons?
All corollas in my area have dealer add-ons ranging from $800 - $2500 (tint, ceramic coat etc.,). The last 4 vehicles I drove had BSM, so I am kind of used to it.
People have bought Tellurides in Texas without any
I can’t see why you couldn’t get a Forte without that mostly crap. If you’re going to tint anyway and the dealer can do it for a reasonable price, then get that. The rest? No.
It’s really not, especially if you can find a dealer at MSRP.
You should be able to find a dealer at MSRP on Toyota, especially Corolla’s/Camry’s. Shouldn’t be a difficult task.
No idea about the Forte or any of these compacts but you’ll see the Corolla SE has the best residual value in the segment, so naturally you’d target that over the base LE.