What is the difference between a Camry and Camry LE?

Asked by cwilliettea Jan 31, 2013 at 08:39 PM about the 2011 Toyota Camry Base

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The Camry LE had more options. It was just a different trim.

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What "luxury edition" including heated leather seats, the deluxe edition with improved sound and so forth?

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Well... maybe the newer ones but certainly not the older ones. The older LE's were pretty average... A few more power options but leather was still an option.

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On the entry level "CE", features included: 16-inch wheels, air conditioning, power windows and mirrors, cruise control, and a six-speaker audio system with CD player and auxiliary input. Keyless entry and an eight-way power driver seat were added to the "LE" trim, with the "SE" gaining a firmer suspension tune, 17-inch alloy wheels, blue-tinged Optitron gauge illumination, and sports-oriented interior and exterior trim modifications. The top-level "XLE" builds on the "LE" specification, with a six-CD JBL sound system rated at 440-watts, with integrated Bluetooth technology. Other "XLE" upgrades comprise a sunroof, automatic dual-zone climate control air conditioning with air filter, satellite navigation, wood grain highlights, and reclining rear seats

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