[Jeonsa]

You will be lucky to get your money back on it, seeing as how it's a Non PP and arguably the least favorite color (I know @Cptnslo will argue with me about that, LoL).
My advice? Sell it now while the market is still hot for used cars and that it is still a somewhat in demand and rare car.

If they paid MSRP I can see a wash. Just gotta actively sell the thing before more cars come available

 

[Jeonsa]

Honestly. I think its just i am not used to a small hatchback type car. Maybe in time if i add a bigger spoiler, a lip kit, lower it. Maybe that will give me the curb appeal i am looking for. And i was looking at the new mustang gt thats coming out. W my x plan discount i get it would be 40-41msrp. I dunno man. Still on the fence. Maybe getting rid of the zl1 2 weeks ago is still fresh on my mind.

and didnt need the extras. Never would use heated seats and not even going to track it

Just take some time and think about it. If you want to sell it, it's better to do it while the market is hot and supply is low. Like I was saying earlier, if you decide on selling and all of a sudden we get more cars, you might lose out on money.

 

[Jeonsa]

Agreed with everyone here. Completely different cars, designed for different purpose. If you're expecting a high powered RWD performance from a GR Corolla, trade it in now and just take the L. This is a rally inspired car, that shines in all seasons and in turns.

It’s not even rally inspired either. If you go into the car expecting a spicy econobox you’ll be satisfied. Definitely not a substitute for a dedicated sports coupe.