I don’t know about casetify, but I have paid $60 and more for UAG cases, that are lightweight and rugged and been buying them for 10 years at this point and I will continue to buy them until I die or they go out of business.

I also spend $40 to $50 for a good matte Glass screen Protector like Zagg Invisible Shield ones.

If I’m spending over $1,000 on a smartphone, spending an extra $100 or $150 to properly protect it is a no brainer. a Screen or rear glass replacement will cost you way more.

Stop listening to this fools, the difference in price is not because Hyundai’s are “cheaper” “trash” or whatever (even while there is some truth there)

The gap in price is because The Venue and the Corolla are in 2 different categories and they don’t compete with each other.

The Venue is a Sub-Compact SUV and the Corolla is a Compact Sedan

A direct competitor for the Toyota Corolla would be the Hyundai Sonata and both have very similar base MSRP’s (less than $500 difference in the USA)

In the US Toyota has no direct competitor for the Venue, but The Nissan Kicks and the Chevy Trax are direct competitors to the Venue with Similar pricing.

In my country Toyota headquarters actually recommend oil changes every 5k miles, and most dealers offers 200k miles / 10 year engine warranty with the condition that oil changes are done every 5k miles.

Even The Car Care Nut guy Toyota Certified master technician don’t recommend going with 10k miles for longevity purposes.

Most people just see the study results and react. They have no idea how misleading can be this studies.

If 50 kia owners report issues with their engine and 20 report issues with their infotainment but Toyota have 0 engine issues reported and 300 infotainment issues, Kia will rank better than Toyota.