The slight difference being that even though the 2019 Corolla still runs just fine, you will be forced to upgrade to the 2025 Corolla regardless, at some point before 2029 (or pay an absurd amount to extend your warranty a few years).
After 2029, Toyota essentially puts a big flashing sign on your car saying “HIT ME!”. You can’t take the sign off. You could run it on a closed track somewhat safely, but you do have to make sure you’ve got some really strong gates protecting the track, otherwise someone is bound to find it and take it for a joyride or smash it with a hammer just for fun.
The slight difference being that even though the 2019 Corolla still runs just fine, you will be forced to upgrade to the 2025 Corolla regardless, at some point before 2029 (or pay an absurd amount to extend your warranty a few years).
After 2029, Toyota essentially puts a big flashing sign on your car saying “HIT ME!”. You can’t take the sign off. You could run it on a closed track somewhat safely, but you do have to make sure you’ve got some really strong gates protecting the track, otherwise someone is bound to find it and take it for a joyride or smash it with a hammer just for fun.