Toyota Corolla vs Nissan Sentra

Toyota Corolla vs Nissan Sentra: MPG

With car is more efficient: the 2020 Corolla or the Sentra? Both offer efficient powertrains that can help you go farther between stops at the fuel pumps.

The Nissan Sentra achieves an EPA-estimated 29 city/39 highway MPG. These impressive figures help it stand out in a competitive segment. However, the Toyota Corolla earns even better numbers at its most efficient: See up to 31 city/40 highway MPG, per EPA estimates.¹

Both vehicles offer 2.0L 4-cylinder engines to power your daily drive. The one in the Sentra makes up to 149 horsepower—a major improvement over the previous year’s model. On the other hand, the Corolla sees up to 169 horsepower from its available 2.0L 4-cylinder engine, outperforming its Nissan competitor.

Advanced Technology Features Inside

Wherever the roads lead you, the Toyota Corolla and the Nissan Sentra keep you connected with advanced infotainment. As you sit in bumper-to-bumper traffic on the way home from work, simply stream music with Bluetooth® wireless to keep yourself entertained.

The audio multimedia systems in both vehicles include 7-inch touch-screen displays, while larger 8-inch screens with navigation are available. With voice-guided directions to your destination, take fewer wrong turns and arrive by the most efficient route possible.

Both cars offer Apple CarPlay® for smartphone integration, too. Keep in mind, though, that the Corolla alone makes it standard: You’ll need to upgrade to earn it in the Sentra.