September 17, 2026
Every model typically comes in several trim levels, each adding features and price on top of the base version. Understanding what each tier actually includes helps you avoid overpaying for features you won't use.
Base trims usually cover the essentials — safety features and a functional interior — while mid-range trims add comfort items like upgraded upholstery, larger touchscreens, and driver-assist technology. Top trims often bundle premium audio, leather, and the most advanced safety systems.
Before deciding, make a short list of features you actually want day to day, rather than everything that sounds nice on a window sticker. This keeps you from paying for a fully-loaded trim when a mid-range version covers your real needs.
Browse our current inventory to compare trim levels side by side, or visit our contact page to ask our team which trim makes the most sense for your budget.