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Choosing between the 2020 Toyota Camry vs. Toyota Corolla is a difficult choice to make. They are both capable sedans in the 2020 Toyota lineup, blending affordability, durability, and reliability, seamlessly. The two noticeable differences between the two models are that the Camry is a full-size sedan, whereas the Corolla is a compact sedan. Explore the main difference between Camry and Corolla below!
The 2020 Toyota Camry comes with a standard four-cylinder engine and an optional six-cylinder engine. The Corolla has two different four-cylinder options with varying horsepower and torque. The Corolla is better for city drivers as the city mpg rating is lower than the Camry. The heavier Camry is better on the highway. Consider where you drive most when choosing between the two. See below for engine details on both models.
Previously, when drivers near Santa Cruz and Watsonville wanted a hybrid model, they would opt for the Camry; this year, the Corolla also has a hybrid option for drivers to choose.
The true difference between Camry and Corolla lies in their dimensions. See below for details:
The Camry has a significantly larger, more spacious cabin, making it a better option for growing families. However, given that the Corolla has more legroom, it could still be a good option for you.
Now that you’ve seen the pros and cons of the Toyota Camry vs. Toyota Corolla visit us near Santa Clara for a test drive. Once you’ve decided on a sedan, head over to our finance department to negotiate a finance plan that works for your budget. Apply for financing today to get started or learn how long a Toyota Corolla lasts and more!
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