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No-Cost Maintenance
24-hour roadside assistance
Steering wheel with audio, Multi-Information Display, Bluetooth® hands-free phone, voice-command, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist controls
12V auxiliary power outlet
Hybrid Version Available
Cruise Control
Are you in the market for a new sedan for your daily drives in Palm Beach Gardens? The Toyota Corolla and Nissan Sentra are popular models for their fuel efficiency, performance, and comfortable interiors, but which model is right for you? We’ve put together a detailed, side-by-side Toyota Corolla vs Nissan Sentra comparison for our readers, featuring the latest model year for each. Compare the Toyota Corolla vs. Nissan Sentra with Earl Stewart Toyota below, then contact our team to arrange a time to test drive the Toyota Corolla!
Which has more features, the Nissan Sentra or Toyota Corolla? The Toyota Corolla comes with a variety of amenities that will upgrade your daily commute in West Palm Beach. From entertainment to safety, the Corolla model offers everything you need for an enjoyable ride. Unfortunately, a lot of those features can’t be found in the Nissan Sentra. Here are just a few of the features that come standard in the base model Corolla, but not in the Sentra:
Does the Nissan Sentra or Toyota Corolla offer a better maintenance plan? Toyota provides “No-Cost Maintenance” for two years from your purchase. That means you pay nothing for normally scheduled maintenance for the first two years. That’s not something you’d get with the Sentra. Toyota also provides free 24-hour roadside assistance for the first two years or 25,000 miles standard with the Corolla. You’d have to purchase the extended warranty for the Sentra to get the same coverage.
Plus, after your initial Toyota warranty coverage expires, you can explore the different ToyotaCare plans to keep your vehicle protected for mile after mile in Palm Beach County.
When it comes to fuel economy and hybrid performance, the Toyota Corolla excels in every area. Since there is no hybrid version of the 2021 Nissan Sentra, Earl Stewart Toyota customers who want a hybrid sedan for their commute will find everything they’re looking for in the Corolla Hybrid model. The Toyota Corolla Hybrid LE is capable of delivering an impressive EPA-estimated gas mileage of 53 miles per gallon in the city and 52 miles per gallon on the highway! If you’re looking to save more on fuel annually and stay on the road for longer, the Toyota Corolla Hybrid is the vehicle for you.
Now that you’ve compared the Toyota Corolla and Nissan Sentra, visit our Lake Park showroom to take a test drive in the new Corolla model! You’ll see why so many drivers prefer the reliability and affordable MSRP of the Toyota Corolla over the Nissan Sentra. Browse our new vehicle specials and apply for financing today to get behind the wheel of a new Toyota Corolla!
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