2018 Toyota Camry vs. 2018 Toyota Corolla

The Camry and Corolla go toe-to-toe on the fuel economy front, topping out at 41 mpg highway/29 mpg city and 40 mpg highway/30 mpg city, respectively. In terms of performance, though, there are some differences to note:

• Toyota Camry – The Camry’s performance starts with a 2.5L four-cylinder engine that gets 203 hp, while the available 3.5L V6 makes 301 hp.
• Toyota Corolla – The Corolla’s 1.8L four-cylinder engine makes 132 hp in most situations, although the specially tuned LE Eco model tops out at 140 hp.

Both of these Toyota sedans get you a lot for your money, but they’re priced for drivers on different budgets:

• Toyota Camry – MSRP from $23,495*
• Toyota Corolla – MSRP from $18,550*

While both of these vehicles can seat up to five, they fit into different sedan segments based on their size:

• Toyota Camry – The Camry is a midsize sedan with a total interior volume of 115.5 cubic feet and a trunk that comfortably fits 15.1 cubic feet of cargo (and even features a trunk door that can open wider than past models).
• Toyota Corolla – This compact sedan has a total interior volume of 110.5 cubic feet and a trunk that measures 13.0 cubic feet.