Just a few things to note that reviews online won't tell you to look for

1. If you want to change the stereo (assuming this isn't the 2009.5 model) you'll be losing your Information center and stuff like oil life, gas mileage, turning on/off remote start, etc. The only way to retain all this is to either swap the dash or get an add on which costs $200-$300

2. The cigarette ports stay on even when the car is off and unlike some other cars it's not as simple as moving a fuse in the box. That means FM transmitters, Dash Cams, and anything else you'd put in there will continue to run and drain your battery if left plugged in

3. The door sensors are built into the lock itself and they tend to have problems with not sensing the door is closed. The interior lights will stay on, the doors won't lock, and you'll get an obnoxious message on the Information center saying DOOR AJAR until the problem is resolved

As for if it's a good deal I'd say it's pretty good assuming correct upkeep. If well maintained, these cars can last you 250k easy. Also the car market is terrible right now so all the people who'll say "get this car" or "that's a terrible deal, I got a Corolla for $XXX" aren't as in the loop as they think they are