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Compare the New 2025 Toyota Corolla to the 2025 Toyota Camry

If you're looking for the right new Toyota sedan in Rutland, VT, we invite you to visit us at Alderman's Toyota to explore all the benefits of the new 2025 Toyota Corolla and Camry lineups. Both the Corolla and Camry models are known for their performance, fuel-economy, comfort, and cutting-edge features, providing you with everything you want and more from a new sedan when traveling to nearby Middlebury and anywhere else your travels take you.

While the Corolla and Camry are similar in many aspects, it's what makes them different that makes one of them better for some drivers around Castleton than others. That's why we're going to compare the 2025 Corolla and Camry lineups, letting you see a few of the many things that each model does best to make it easier for you to choose the vehicle that's right for you.

2025 Toyota Corolla vs. 2025 Toyota Camry

Price

The new Toyota Corolla is a compact sedan, while the Camry is a midsize sedan. Because of the larger size and the increased performance, the Corolla has a lower starting price than the Camry does. The new Toyota Corolla lineup starts at just over $22,000, while the Toyota Camry models start at just over $28,000, meaning that you can upgrade a few trim levels in the Corolla lineup for around the same price as the base LE Camry model.

Performance

The new Toyota Camry lineup will deliver a strong, hybrid performance in every model this year. The 2025 Toyota Camry lineup has been redesigned and is now only available with a hybrid powertrain. The hybrid system uses a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine, paired with two electric motors that combine for 225-horsepower. If you want all-wheel drive to take on tougher weather around Glens Falls and beyond, the Camry offers it with three electric engines, combining for 232-horsepower.  The Toyota Corolla lineup has a standard 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with 169-horsepower and 151 pounds-feet of torque.

Fuel Economy

Because of its smaller size, lighter weight, and engine, the Toyota Corolla lineup provides you with a higher estimated fuel economy than the Toyota Camry does. However, the Camry is also known for its fuel economy, and with a new hybrid powertrain in all models, it's a close battle of which model can help you save more.

Size

The Toyota Camry is a midsize sedan, while the Toyota Corolla is a compact sedan. That means the Camry model is going to be larger. The Corolla still impresses with 88.6 cubic feet of passenger volume, compared to 100.4 cubic feet in the Camry. The Corolla also has 13.1 cubic feet of cargo space in the trunk, compared to 15.1 cubic feet from the Camry. If you want more versatility and space from the Corolla lineup, you can choose a new Corolla Hatchback model.

Technology Features

The Toyota Corolla and Toyota Camry models have cutting-edge technology features in every model, helping to keep you connected on any outing around Claremont and anywhere else in the country. Both the Toyota Corolla and Camry models have a state-of-the-art infotainment system that's displayed on a standard 8-inch touchscreen display. However, the 8-inch touchscreen is the only size offered in the Corolla lineup. The new Camry lineup upgrades to a 12.3-inch touchscreen display on the XLE trim level and up. The Camry also has a standard wireless charging pad to keep your device at 100% when you set it down.

Come See All Our New 2025 Toyota Camry and Corolla Models in Person Today

The only way to find out which vehicle is right for you is to experience them in person. We invite you to visit us in Rutland at Alderman's Toyota to explore our large selection of new Corolla models and Camry models to choose the one that's right for you today.