The standard powertrains in both the Hyundai Sonata and the Toyota Camry are quite similar. Both sedans are stocked with 2.5L 4-cylinder engines and 8-speed automatic transmissions.

For additional strength in performance, both the Sonata and the Camry offer additional high-powered engine options, with a maximum of over 290 horsepower. Each model features a hybrid powertrain as well.

The Sonata comes with an added feature that could improve fuel economy even further: Idle Stop & Go. This system automatically shuts off the engine when you come to a halt, such as at a red light. This will prevent your vehicle from burning unnecessary fuel and help keep you away from the gas pump longer.

The Toyota Camry does not offer a similar feature.

Whether you’re taking a Sunday drive or commuting to work, you’ll want assurance that your sedan can keep you comfortable. Luckily, both the Hyundai Sonata and the Toyota Camry come with several impressive tech features to transport you to your personal oasis.

Some of the standard features found in both vehicles include:

• Bluetooth hands-free phone and audio streaming
• Android Auto™ integration
• Apple CarPlay® integration

Thanks to these standard integrations, you can enjoy seamless smartphone pairing in either model.

While both vehicles offer impressive multimedia systems to keep you seamlessly connected on the go, the screen in the Sonata is much larger. The new panoramic curved display in the Hyundai Sonata comes standardly equipped with a 12.3-inch touchscreen with navigation as well as a 12.3-inch driver information cluster for an immersive digital experience.

Meanwhile, the Camry comes standard with a 7-inch touchscreen and an available 9-inch display. That may be adequate for some drivers; however, the Hyundai’s added real estate provides better visibility overall, making it far more user-friendly.

The Sonata seats five riders with 104.4 cubic feet of passenger volume and 16 cubic feet of cargo volume. Meanwhile, the Camry seats five as well, with a slightly smaller 100.4 cubic feet of passenger volume and 15.1 cubic feet of cargo volume.

The cabin size differences between these sedans are slight. However, with just a bit more room in the Sonata, you’ll have more interior flexibility on your next adventure.

Now that you’ve seen how much space passengers can share in either sedan, let’s take out the magnifying glass to see where the Sonata’s extra wiggle room comes from:

Significantly more legroom in the Hyundai means even taller drivers will feel comfortable driving this sedan, whereas they may feel more strapped for space in the Camry.