When you see different qualifiers in the latter part of the model descriptions, such as S, SE, Titanium, SEL, Limited, Base, XLT, Limited, Platinum, and Sport, they refer to the different trim levels of each vehicle and can determine the mechanical functionality as well as some features that accompany each vehicle or that come standard.
The best way to see what your model includes is to click on it from the browse cars page and look at the features we outline for you there. Most importantly, you’ll notice our cars come standard with special safety features.
What’s the difference between S, SE, SEL, and Titanium trims used to describe the various car models?
