2020 Corolla L vs LE - How to Decide!
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- Narrow down your choice between a 2020 Corolla L and a 2020 Corolla LE.
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Around here the L models are built in Japan, the LE is built here, just based on that I'll take the L and even save money.
Got my hands on a 2022 L, really good car, hand Ebrake, key starter, good ac, quiet and very comfortable, basic wheels with covers are better for cleaning and to add more, they are lighter
I just bought a 2020 LE in Barcelona red metallic with the LE premium package including the moonroof, push to start smart key system, and the BSM. I’m already loving it!!
I love the energy!
Every 15 seconds on average a new Corolla rolls off an assembly line from some factory around the world. Amazing!
But here in Canada wait time is 4 to 6 months...
That's how much people like them...wow
I like the Blue Print colored one the best
This was my same question....
Thank you for making this video...❤
I'm sorry, WHAT? The L can almost drive itself on the highway, but doesn't have an unlock button on the key?
I know, right? I'm shocked that they're still making cars without keyless entry.
@@brettfriedman587 I agree that's the biggest problem I find with my L. I talked to an ex-salesman for Toyota and he told me it is possible to get the unit and put it on after market but he said it's expensive and he didn't remember where to get it. I wish I could find a source.
So, just buy the LE.
@@z28kindaguy"So, just buy the L.E." -- Toyota marketing and design department
brian cywan So just buy the L model broke boi
All COROLLAS looks beautiful to me. I choose the 2021 Celestite color LE and the car has been working incredibly well during the 15 months I've owned with all the features included. The only thing I miss from my old Hyundai Elantra 2002, is the vision at front. Why? Because, when driving, always that I must see to the left front side and make a turn, I think that the windshield is too narrow and interfere with your vision field, so don't allow watch at the front at quick maneuvers. I haven't finished knowing my COROLLA, but I will very soon because worth it. Thank you for the video is very helpful.
Great Video, Thanks!!!
Thanks! I was wondering!
LE makes the most sense,
Agreed the L is for the grand parents who don’t r ally care much
So sad that in USA it doesn’t available the Station Wagon, cause it’s so cool.
We get the hatchback, and they just announced a corolla cross vehicle.
That would be awesome!
Richard,.hi,Sire thanks for airing on line!.I prefer the Toyota Corolla L basic model 4 cilinder. 1.8 liter. 139 hp.but I must say would love to have the blind spot safety feature should be standard on all models.
L. I prefer smaller wheels. Better ride, cheaper tires. I only wish they offered a super stripped model like the CE a few gens ago and at a manual on this L trim.
Hi Jeff I wanted to know if it’s possible to get the spoiler you find on the SE line on an LE or XLE? I had owned a 2014 LE Eco that came with a spoiler. I’m now looking to purchase a 2020 Corolla but prefer the look of the LE, XLE line. Thx
Appreciate all you do for us consumers Jeff. I hope in future Toyota makes the newer more efficient 2.0 litre engine avail in L line models as well. I want XLE in year or two, but not with the old 1.8 engine. Frustrating
lexusambassador thanks for saying that Ambassador... it will be interesting to see what Toyota does in the coming years with all its powertrain options
On the plus side though you still get the best transmission they (Aisin, which is Toyota) make.
Now Toyotas newer 8 speed....not a fan
@Sean P, Randy Jackson is correct! Investigate your local public transportation system and get on that bus already!
Its Proven. Im actually glad the tried and true 1.8 is available!
This is a commuter box and all you need is dependability. The 1.8 is THE choice here across the entire segment. New 2.0 unproven.
Thank you!!!!
For the key alone I would 100% get the le im surprised they still make cars without keyless entry in such a modern era
Yes they do and they work perfectly lol and also cheaper to fix...
@@alvinsimba734 you got suckered into buying an l over an le. I have beachfront property in Nebraska if you're interested lol
Hi Jeff, you know if safety systems are different in Canada? Because I’ve heard that but I don’t know if that’s true.
How is the manual key outliving the manual transmission?
Well made video
Already got a quote on an L but hadn't realized it has no remote unlock fob. The screen I could do without, entirely. It's ugly and already looks dated. Heated mirrors would be nice. I prefer the 15" wheels. But that FOB issue means I have to tell the dealer I'm going to find an LE instead.
I noticed since this 2020 model year that Toyota ADDED 2 more Air Bags per Corolla.
So they have 10 Air Bags (2022) instead of 8 Air Bags (2020).
Now I know the difference between the two trims
oh Jeeeeez!
In L.A they told me the L model was used as a fleet vehicle? Couldn't find any at dealers.
What's with the bright white dash. Totally eye noise.
I have a Dec 2019 Corolla
With a Laser cut key
No key fob /unlock/ lock
No start stop technology. Just a plain key ignition switch. Harder to steal like that six speed😂
Manual seat adjustments.
No electric seats/ heaters.
Wished it had a manual
parking brake, instead of
Electric Parking Brake.
I'm the old school type😂
I love it. Great MPG.
Decent acceleration.
Bought it from a Jeep Dodge Dealership.
Had 8976 miles for $16,000
I put an extra "Portfolio" bumper to bumper 6yr. 72 k
Warrantee for $2100 which is transferrable. Covers everything but pads tune ups oil changes, muffler. No worries about expensive
repairs. It seems to be a special fleet order.(Or Maybe L Trim) Possibly
car rental. So it was broke in with a few Italian tune ups😂😂
Update it's an LE apparently a repo. That had the remote lost, $340 to replace and program a new remote FOB.
at Toyota.
ACE Hardware will also do this cheaper but the lost remote is $168 to replace.
It also has Economy and Normal Mode settings on the steering wheel. It has
awesome acceleration in
Normal mode.👍
The less gadgets, the less things to break in the long run, I wish I could still get it with manual windows.
I would definitely get the money back on the warranty. The risk of a Corolla having 2k repair ls is highly unlikely
In the old time, my father bought me a a soccer balloon when I was in HS.:)
Keyless entry and 16 inch wheels are worth buying LE, I just traded my silver LE just like this one for a super white SE with 2.0, this car has way more power than the SE, I beat a V6 Challenger light to light easily ,,,twice!
Hey JEFF SHOW EVERYONE THE LE Premium vs SE. which one makes sense.
2019 chr vs 2020 chr please
Thanks.
I like this car, nice simple and attractive
Future classic
Why was that LE made in Mississippi but the other L I think it was was made in Japan?? I want to get a Corolla XSE made in Japan!? I went to Longo Toyota here in CA and it looked like all were made in the states..which ones are made in Japan? Any advice?
2021s made in Japan.. its the 2020s that are made in Mississippi
Gotta have keyless
L or le which one cheaper
planning on getting the 2022 Corolla L model. How much would I be paying to get the key fob for it, and will there be any limitations for the programmed fob?
@xxSourWingxx would cough off the cash if my dealership had any new LE in stock. Whole lot is all used cars now days 😂
@@nathanielaguinaldo1267 make sure they sell the L under 19k. These prices are too high!
Up here in canada we get the LE style key fob on the L .I’m really glad i bought a 2021 L paid $21500 at 1.49% just because it was the last 2021 on the dealers lot and the 2022 were coming in .2022 were 3.49%found out if you don’t have a hand ebrake like the L has you need some special toyota program for the rear brakes with the new electric ebrake that’s on higher trims
Fellow Canadian here. Question. Does the 2021 Corolla L model comes with rear disc or drum brakes?
@@gianniforonda5842 disc brakes ,rotors and pads on front and rear . Beware if you decide to buy a higher end corolla like a se or xse with a electronic push button parking brake vs the old style pull up hand e brake that my 2021 L had . If you go with the push button ebrake you will need the toyota software in order to get the rear caliper piston to retract . Although i don’t have my corolla anymore i was happy i got the L vs a se or xse
@@classicxl thanks you and i really appreciate it the info👍
Yikes! Over 20k for a Corolla?! Our Forester Premium was $26k
I dont know why I laughed when the Prius drove by
My Corolla LE only picks up speed limit signs.
On Driving Information Display (the mode with icon of a leaf) it only catches speed limit signs. To catch more signs, you have to change to Driving Support System Information Display on MID by pressing ">" on steering wheel. (The mode with icon which there is a car in a lane). You can refer your manual for more information.
Blue-ish color looks better to me.
compared to the other trim levels like the xle or the se/xse, does any of the trim levels have blind spot monitoring?
Is the 1.8 engine timing belt or chain?
Chain
I like LE
I don’t understand why they sell the L in the US its only a $500 difference
Is the 6 speed blueprint se marked up or down?
Dave Volz marked way down :)
Dave, you are too late. I bought that car with $10, 732 mark down. You've got to be quick when a deal like that comes up.
What about the supposed news that Toyota is recalling corolla due to transmission issues!
Corolla Hatchbacks. And many of them weren’t sold yet.
Toyota corolla LE is nice
I purchased a 2021 L model for my daughter. When I realized it didn’t have remote key I exchanged it for fir an LE. The adaptive cruise and safety sense is amazing, but shame on Toyota for making a car with no keyless entry.
Keyless entry is a need now? I’m so confused nobody was complaining 5 years ago without so why now?
@@JosiahAmankwah lol....its because people want fancy stuff lol..
@@alvinsimba734 lol yeah and a lot of people don’t want to pay for it either 😭
@@JosiahAmankwah for a difference price of $450, common sense tells you just to get the LE but some people can't see that way lol
@@alvinsimba734 literally
Get a 2019 se. Better looks and upgrades
Hi Jeff! Do you have an idea when will the 2019 corolla hatchback get Android Auto update? Thanks!
Have to buy the 2021 model to get the upgrade.
The L with no keyless entry makes zero sense. I don't know how Toyota even sells any of them lmao.
It's ok I won't cry
@@miguelgadson7732 how ? 👀
Corolla SE Nightshade Hatchback video please!
Just buy a 3 year old LE fresh out of a lease and you'll save a ton of $$$.
How is the comment going now, now after Covid…
You might as well spend the little extra cash and get the LE if anything. The L isn't worth it unless you're extremely broke and just need something to drive. $450 more dollars gets you a better trim level.
Yes the LE is absolutely worth the extra $450...............BUT............. showing it with the worst color on planet earth makes it look cheaper then the L model. Horrible horrible color!!!!
@@henryhonda8408 your horrible color taste is horrible
@SquidDaddyy... you are wrong (as usual). There arent $450 worth of 'upgrades' between the two models. At $3/gal (worst case scenario), $450 buys you 150 gallons of gasoline that fuels a 35MPG Corolla. That is approximately 6 months worth of driving at a 12,000 miles/year rate. That said, do you want to buy my Corolla LE?
Theyll discount the L to low 13k range, making it a real bargain. Anyone spending 19 grand on one, let alone an LE.. is terrible at negotiating. My buddy just bought the LE for $17k.
@@djkenny1202Your post made me laugh! There's only a $450 difference between L and LE, so why would they discount the L to low 13k range? Did your buddy pay 17k out the door?
I like the L colour not key
You got a nba player’s name 😂
I would buy the LE. I mean $450 price difference is about 2 extra car payments. If there's one thing I learned over the past 10-20 years in buying cars, if you're buying one, buy it how you want it. Unless you're really strapped for cash, buy it how you want it (ie. get cruise control, power windows, keyless entry, etc).
I do have to say that for a $450 price difference, Toyota should just drop the L and keep the LE model as the "base" model. I mean to remove the digital temperature read-out and not give it remote keyless entry (both of which are easy and cheap things to include that might cost Toyota another $100 combined) makes no sense to me. It's like they designed the LE and then gimped it to make the L, so they could charge slightly less. In this case, just get the LE.
In researching the Corolla to possibly buy a 2021 model, I learned that there are two types of white paint available: Super White and “Fleet White”. Retail customers can’t request Fleet White, but presumably bulk purchasers can. I figure the L is made for those fleets: delivery workers, home health, beer and wine reps, etc. In fact, I bet it only comes with a touchscreen stereo because the screen is a requirement for the backup camera.
They could at least offer a manual transmission and lower price. The temp gauge delete is pretty silly.
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Corolla altis is best
Check it out- I test drove a new 2021 Corolla LE and it had a pedal type parking brake. Anybody have an idea? Salesman = Moron.
It a 2jz
Will not buy too many electronics
Then you can keep anything below year 2000 lop
Weird. My 2020 Corolla LE doesn't have a key like that at all. In fact my car doesn't have a key slot. Just the wireless key fob that must be inside yummy car in order to start it.
I'm in Canada.
It's coz you got the convenience package which comes with push to start button lol. I'm from canada too and the one with the key the LE model is the standard for that trim in canada without additions and the only thing missing from the LE on the video is that Americans do not get heated seats at the front or heated mirrors upfront as an option part of the convenience package whereas we Canadians get heated seats with mirrors as standard for the LE trim.
Great video review Jeff! We just uploaded a review on the 2020 Corolla XSE. You can view it here: czcams.com/video/nFKLfn_ppsk/video.html