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Old 05-05-2005, 04:22 PM
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What is the difference in the corolla LE version and DX version. Do they stand for anything?
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What is the difference in the corolla LE version and DX version. Do they stand for anything?
They both have the same engine in them, there's just a few minor trim options that are different. If I remember correctly, the LE came standard with an automatic transmission and the DX came standard with manual. They're pretty much the same car, though.
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I guess that makes since if that is the only difference, since mine is a DX and its a manual.
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