2020 Toyota Sienna L vs LE

Is your family growing? Are you looking to upgrade your on-road experience with small children in tow? A minivan could be the answer. While minivans of the past sacrificed style and handling in favor of space, modern models impress with sleek lines, active safety, and generous interior amenities. The 2020 Toyota Sienna is leading the minivan charge with a refreshed lineup that packs on style and value. Plus, it’s the only minivan on the market with available all-wheel drive.

Minivan shoppers looking to snag their next vehicle for a great price will likely be turning to the 2020 Toyota Sienna base trims: L and LE. Which one offers shoppers the most bang for their buck? We compared each trim’s starting price and standard features below to find out. Keep reading.

2020 Sienna LE Trim Is Our Pick For Best Value

In terms of value, you really can’t go wrong with either of the base offerings on the 2020 Toyota Sienna lineup. However, if we had to pick just one trim that we thought delivered the most bang for the buck, we would have to pick the LE trim. The bump in starting price from the L to the LE trim is significant, but we feel that the expanded standard feature list is more than worth it.

Both the 2020 Toyota Sienna L and LE come standard with a few creature comforts like tri-zone climate control and a generous helping of active safety with the Toyota Safety Sense bundle. The LE trim takes things up one notch with additional amenities like heated side mirrors, roof rails, sunshades, additional cupholders, and (our favorite) power-sliding side doors. While the extra cupholders and sunshades will surely come in handy, the power-sliding side doors are what puts the LE trim over the edge. The feature is exclusive to the minivan class and is invaluable when trying to load up tiny passengers.

Interested in the 2020 Toyota Sienna lineup? The 2020 Sienna is now available for test drive and purchase at Serra Toyota in Birmingham. Our team would be happy to show you a more in-depth look into the differences between the L and LE trims and can get you set up with a test drive so you can climb into the cabin of each to find your best fit.