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Comments (2 total)

1. By dsh #1, Posted: 6/15/2009

   Looks like the only "real" difference between the LE and XLE is the optional features...

2. By sonnyhung #2, Posted: 9/14/2009

   The only thing that was a deal maker for my wife when we checked the LE versus the XLE was the 2nd & 3rd row built-in shades. They are not available on the LE in any option package. I think if we purchased the parts we could install it but not as an option. We had to purchase the XLE ;-)

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