Such as, say, the Toyota GR Corolla. For the 2025 model year, the base price of Toyota's all-wheel-drive hot hatch is climbing from $37,365 to $39,995 — a $2,630 increase. In other words, the cost of getting into a new GR Corolla inflated by 7% over the last year.

Including the $1,135 destination charge, the 2025 GR Corolla Core with the new eight-speed automatic starts at $41,995. Don’t even think about trying to go for the manual to save a few bucks, as that price has risen as well. A GR Corolla with the six-speed now starts at $39,995 including destination, $2,360 more than the 2024 model year.

The new and improved 2025 Toyota GR Corolla represents an unexpected but much-appreciated update for Toyota’s still-young hot hatch, adding torque, suspension enhancements, and an available eight-speed auto.

Toyota has launched the revised GR Corolla in the United States, which features a few visual tweaks, an optional 8sp auto, and several over novelties

You will now pay $38,860, a $2,360 increase over last year's starting price of $36,500 for the base GR Corolla Core trim level. The eight-speed automatic adds $2,000 to the price, bringing it to $40,860 for the cheapest two-pedal model. These prices exclude a $1,135 dealer processing and handling fee.

Base GR Core manual now comes in at $39,995 including destination but 1.6-liter, three-cylinder engine gets a 22 lb-ft bump

In case you didn’t know already, the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla benefits from a few upgrades and one notable addition, namely an eight-speed automatic transmission. It’s now on sale in Canada, and likely more expensive than you ever thought a Corolla could be.

The 2025 Toyota GR Corolla, that's what. Toyota today released prices for the all-wheel-drive GR Corolla's new model year, and it's now available in three trim levels. Pricing for the entry Core model jumped by $2360 and now starts at $39,