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Originally posted by knguye11
Can someone explain the difference between the SR5 vs. Sport edition, beside the exterior?
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The Toyota website has a useful
model comparison chart.
If that's too much to sort through, the Sport Edition has the following additional features compared to the SR5:
- X-REAS suspension
- unique 6-spoke 17" wheels (SR5 has optional 5-spoke 17" rims)
- 17" white-letter outline tires
- silver roof rails (optional in black on the SR5)
- silver bumper trim (compared to body-colored on SR5)
- color-keyed, heated mirrors
- hood scoop (non-functional)
- dark charcoal cloth interior (stone and taupe on SR5)
- silver-trimmed shift knob
- telescopic steering wheel
- leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls (optional on SR5)
I think there was some debate on whether the SR5 comes with the same 13" front discs when it has the optional 17" wheels, but I don't remember the outcome.
The SR5 has an optional 3rd row seat, which is not available on the Sport Edition. Also, the Dorado Gold and Pacific Blue are not available on the Sport.
There may be additional differences in terms of the way your dealer orders options between the SR5 and Sport, but YMMV depending on the dealer and region. For example, some have reported that side-curtain airbags are available only via special order on the SR5.