Toyota uses abbreviations to differentiate its trim levels for its automobiles. They’re pretty straightforward. Here’s what each of those codes mean.
Have you ever wondered what those cryptic letter combinations on the side or back of your Toyota mean? If so, you’re not alone. Even many enthusiasts don’t know the meaning behind all of the different trim level codes. But don’t worry; these codes are surprisingly simple and intuitive once you learn more about them.
Toyota trim level letter codes — which range in length from one to three letters — are used to differentiate between different trim levels for specific Toyota models. Trim level refers to the diverse packages and options available for one individual vehicle. For example, the Toyota Corolla is one of Toyota’s car models, but not every Corolla is identical, even those produced in the same model year. So, you may see a Toyota Corolla L, a Toyota Corolla LE, or a Toyota Corolla SE. Each of these vehicles is a Corolla.
