Figuring out the gas tank size of your Toyota Corolla is pretty simple—all trims come with a fuel tank with a capacity of 13.2 gallons, no matter the engine.

As one of the most popular sedans in the country for years, the Toyota Corolla has cemented its place in our hearts thanks to its reliability. The 2007 Corolla is no exception, and, in keeping with the model's penchant for simplicity, the fuel tank of each trim has the same capacity—so you always know exactly how far it can get you.

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How big is the gas tank on a 2007 Toyota Corolla?

The 2007 Toyota Corolla comes with a fuel tank that fits around 13.2 gallons of gas. That’s about average for a sedan like this one. Plus, at a gas mileage of 32 mpg in the city and 41 on the highway, it can get you pretty far.

All of the trims of the 2007 Corolla come with the same 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine, and they all have the same fuel tank capacity. Whether you pick the

, the S, or the

trim, you can rest assured that you’re getting a whole lot of bang for your buck.

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How to check your 2007 Toyota Corolla gas tank size

If you want to double-check on the size of your Corolla’s gas tank, there are a few ways to go about it:

Measure the gas tank

If you have a calculator and a measuring tape, you can always turn to good old-fashioned math to get your answer. Just measure the width, length, and height of the tank, and multiply them together. Then, divide your answer by 231—the number of cubic inches in a gallon— and there you have your fuel tank capacity!

Check your owner’s manual

If you still have your owner’s manual, you should be able to find your fuel tank capacity listed there. Simply check your table of contents for “fuel tank capacity” to look up your answer.

Drive till empty, then fill it up

Take a walk on the wild side with this one: drive until your fuel tank is almost completely and your gauge dips down to “E”—then get to a gas station, quickly. However many gallons you can fit in your gas tank will be a close approximation to your fuel tank capacity.

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How to save on fuel costs in a Toyota Corolla

With an on-par fuel tank size and an impressive combined gas mileage of 29 mpg, the Corolla is a good choice if you’re trying to

save on fuel costs

. Still, there are ways to save even more if you’re looking to maximize your money.

Here are a few ways you can make the most of your mileage:

Keep up with

maintenance

. Keeping up with everything from your tires to your oil changes can help your car get further on one fuel up.

Drive carefully. Rapid acceleration can eat up a lot of fuel very quickly, so try not to have a lead foot.

Avoid idling, especially in cold weather. Even if you’re not going anywhere, idling still goes through gas, so make sure not to run it too long when warming it up in the winter.

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