Hi guys

Could someome tell me the major differences btw camry 1999 LE and camry 1999 CE

LE / CE are trim levels.

The "LE" sits below the "XLE", and the "CE" is an entry-level trim.

Generally, buying a "basic" spec model is fine, if you can do without the "extras". Should you later choose to add some of the features from the more specc'd versions, they'll cost a lot more than you were trying to save in the first place,

Nice One Mr Siena,

Once you reply to a post I know it's a done deal.



Just thought I mention it,

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Concise, accurate, without the arrogance.
He's like watching "Top Gear" in 3 minutes.
I doff my niger-delta cap.

I just dont know the kind of auto guru Siena is.
Mennnn, dat guy sabi cars no be small.
Please can u recommend any site, materials or books for people like us who will like to be like u?
U are a "G" when it comes to cars.
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The only magazines I ever buy are car magazines both in German and English as I have been into cars since I was a kid. But I am no Engineer nor do I work with cars, just very passionate about them. I guess that is where Siena comes in. From what I gather he also works on/with them. You cannot beat that!

I constantly look forward to his posts

I don't miss TopGear, Fifth Gear, Vroom Vroom, MotorVision (German), AutoMotor Und Sport (German)

Internet Sites that I visit constantly/prefer. I am sure there better sites but these are enough or I might get the sack from work for spending too much time on these sites

TopGear.com, AutoExpress.co.uk, Autoblog.com, Motorauthority.com

Mr siena could you be a little more explicit about the major differences about the 2 models

I realy dont understand your drift

Talk in terms of engine,interior, and other stuff

Siena:

LE / CE are trim levels.

The "LE" sits below the "XLE", and the "CE" is an entry-level trim.

Generally, buying a "basic" spec model is fine, if you can do without the "extras". Should you later choose to add some of the features from the more specc'd versions, they'll cost a lot more than you were trying to save in the first place,

Hi peeps,

Like my man siena said, le/ce are just trim levels and the difference is usually in equipment package and extras depending on what market the car is from. The top of the range models are usually the xle and se which are just with extras like all electrics, stiffer suspension for the se and some other jara's while the dx or what have you are base models with manual this and that, cloth upholstery and the like, so i guess it also depends on your pocket as the xle/se models are usually a few grand dearer than the non upmarket edition, i guess that has managed to answer a bit of your question.

Thanks alot cybersleek but that reaLY DIDNT ANSWER MY QUESTION

What i am asking is the differnce btw the LE and CE versions of camry 1999,talking interms of the specific features of the 2 models,what does LE has and CE doesnt and vice versa,

cybersleek:

Hi peeps,

Like my man siena said, le/ce are just trim levels and the difference is usually in equipment package and extras depending on what market the car is from. The top of the range models are usually the xle and se which are just with extras like all electrics, stiffer suspension for the se and some other jara's while the dx or what have you are base models with manual this and that, cloth upholstery and the like, so i guess it also depends on your pocket as the xle/se models are usually a few grand dearer than the non upmarket edition, i guess that has managed to answer a bit of your question.

just LE and CE NOT XLE and others

Hi Tundysho,

Its very difficult to tell you specifically what a car would carry or not carry, but most likely your le would have a leather upholstery as opposed to fabric in the base model, and you can expect the full electric pack in the le as opposed to the ce still. So i guess that helps a bit.

Tundy, there's no cut-and-dried answer to your query.

The trim levels you've mentioned may have different meanings, and include different options, depending on the country the car's supplied in.

Receiving dealerships could also have "extra's" fitted to a base model, which the original would normally not have. These extra's might NOT even be available on the trim level that sits directly above it, probably fitted as standard to the range-topper.

For example, the LE could have Sat Nav as standard, but it's quite possible for a client to decide he / she would rather have heated leather seats, in lieu of the navigation system.

So, it really depends. The only way to get an accurate answer is to pick up a brochure, and it would tell you what a particular trim level had fitted as standard.

If you need any info on any car check MNSauto
Fro 1999 Camry look at this link
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/Spec_Glance.aspx?year=1999&make=Toyota&model=Camry&trimid=-1

If you don't understand what they mean by things being optional/standard on trims, it means it somethings always come with a trim(std), and some can be added at additional cost(opt)

YES! that e

sultaan:

If you need any info on any car check MNSauto
Fro 1999 Camry look at this link
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/Spec_Glance.aspx?year=1999&make=Toyota&model=Camry&trimid=-1

If you don't understand what they mean by things being optional/standard on trims, it means it somethings always come with a trim(std), and some can be added at additional cost(opt)

xactly what am looking for .Sultaan you re the man

Thanks a million

The XLE is the top of the line for Toyota usually comes with Leather, it is similar to EX for Honda and GLE for Nissan.