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No matter what time of year you hit the road, it's key that you make it a priority to drive safely. Each season brings its own inherent hazards to the equation, and knowing what's coming can help you reach to it that much better. Toyota of Orlando is here with a quick list of four summer road hazards that you should be aware of so you can drive safely all season long, rain or shine. Watch out for these common road hazards this summer #1: More pedestrians. More people are out and about during the summer, especially if you live in a big city or tourist destination. It's critical that you pay close attention to your surroundings in order to drive safely. Be extra cautious at stop signs, red lights, crosswalks, and when driving in urban areas where there's more foot traffic. Always look both ways before pulling through stop signs and green lights and be sure to pay extra close attention when driving in congested areas where people may cross at places other than crosswalks. And remember, a lot of tourists aren't familiar with the ins and outs of your city and may not follow the pedestrian rules. #2: More motorcycles. Summer is prime time for motorcyclists to hit the road which means you need to brush up on checking your blind spots to drive safely. They're smaller than cars and you may not see them in your mirrors, so always be sure to check your blind spots before moving around on the road. Also, be sure to leave plenty of distance between your car and a motorcycle in front of you in case they have to come to a sudden stop. This is especially true in summer because tourists on motorcycles may not know their way around your city and may make sudden traffic maneuvers. # 3: More road construction. Believe it or not, summer is also prime time for road construction. There are more daylight hours to work in, which means you need to be on high alert. Be sure to follow the rules for driving in construction zones and pay close attention to your surroundings so you're aware of speed changes, road hazards, constructions workers, and trucks entering and leaving the highway. And don't forget, road work can cause delays and traffic. If you know you're going to be traveling through one as you make your way across Orlando, be sure to leave yourself a little bit of extra time to get to your destination on time. #4: More bicyclists. Summer sun and nice weather make this season a great excuse for people to get where they're going on bicycles instead of in cars or on public transport. Remember, a lot of times cyclists road on the road instead of the sidewalk so be prepared to share. Give them as much space as possible in case they take a tumble and check the road before making turns. Get into a safe new Toyota today at Toyota of Orlando Get more tips on how to drive safely AND get yourself into a safe new Toyota - call us today! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we're conveniently located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

No matter what time of year you hit the road, it's key that you make it a priority to drive safely. Each season brings its own inherent hazards to the equation, and knowing what's coming can help you reach to it that much better. Toyota of Orlando is here with a quick list of four summer road hazards that you should be aware of so you can drive safely all season long, rain or shine. Watch out for these common road hazards this summer #1: More pedestrians. More people are out and about during the summer, especially if you live in a big city or tourist destination. It's critical that you pay close attention to your surroundings in order to drive safely. Be extra cautious at stop signs, red lights, crosswalks, and when driving in urban areas where there's more foot traffic. Always look both ways before pulling through stop signs and green lights and be sure to pay extra close attention when driving in congested areas where people may cross at places other than crosswalks. And remember, a lot of tourists aren't familiar with the ins and outs of your city and may not follow the pedestrian rules. #2: More motorcycles. Summer is prime time for motorcyclists to hit the road which means you need to brush up on checking your blind spots to drive safely. They're smaller than cars and you may not see them in your mirrors, so always be sure to check your blind spots before moving around on the road. Also, be sure to leave plenty of distance between your car and a motorcycle in front of you in case they have to come to a sudden stop. This is especially true in summer because tourists on motorcycles may not know their way around your city and may make sudden traffic maneuvers. # 3: More road construction. Believe it or not, summer is also prime time for road construction. There are more daylight hours to work in, which means you need to be on high alert. Be sure to follow the rules for driving in construction zones and pay close attention to your surroundings so you're aware of speed changes, road hazards, constructions workers, and trucks entering and leaving the highway. And don't forget, road work can cause delays and traffic. If you know you're going to be traveling through one as you make your way across Orlando, be sure to leave yourself a little bit of extra time to get to your destination on time. #4: More bicyclists. Summer sun and nice weather make this season a great excuse for people to get where they're going on bicycles instead of in cars or on public transport. Remember, a lot of times cyclists road on the road instead of the sidewalk so be prepared to share. Give them as much space as possible in case they take a tumble and check the road before making turns. Get into a safe new Toyota today at Toyota of Orlando Get more tips on how to drive safely AND get yourself into a safe new Toyota - call us today! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we're conveniently located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

We're eagerly - some might even say anxiously - awaiting the unveiling and arrival of the 2022 Toyota Tundra. However, Toyota has been keeping this new truck under pretty tight wraps until the big day. They did, however, just release another teaser, and this one revolves around the new engine that will purportedly be under the hood of the 2022 model when it arrives at a Toyota dealership near you. We're taking a closer look (we gotta stay busy while we wait, right?). What type of engine will the new 2022 Toyota Tundra have under the hood? The latest 2022 Toyota Tundra teaser shows a quick look at the new engine, which has been dubbed the iForce Max. Now, if you recall, the engine that's currently under the hood of this Orlando Toyota truck is called the iForce V8. It's a 5.7L V8 engine that churns out 381 horsepower for some serious get up and go. The new engine, however, has notedly dropped any sort of number in its name and is just going by "Max" (which doesn't give us much to go on, but here we are). So what will it be? Here's what we think. There's faux manifold decoration on the engine cover and three intake runners on each side. This leads us to believe that it's likely going to be some sort of V6 engine, which we knew was coming as Toyota steadily phases out its V8 options. There are really two possibilities here: A new twin-turbocharged V6 gas engine. This is a strong possibility because this is the type of engine that's debuting in the new Toyota Land Cruiser, which you can only buy overseas after 2021 (sorry). This could be Toyota's chance to bring it stateside. A naturally-aspirated V6 engine. Either way, we think that there's a big chance that this new model of the Orlando Toyota Tundra will have a hybrid drivetrain. Things are getting greener every day in the automotive industry and Toyota has vowed to increase its electrified options for US drivers. It only seems fitting that the newest model of this popular truck would be available in a hybrid version, especially given the introduction of the Ford F-150 hybrid model. We'd be excited if this were the case. There are tons of perks to hybrid drivetrains, the main two being much better fuel efficiency and a cleaner performance (fewer emissions). We all know that trucks - even Toyota trucks - can be gas guzzlers because of their large size and large engines. Swapping out the drivetrain would ensure better fuel efficiency and less money spent at the pump to travel the same distances, which brings ownership costs down. And it wouldn't affect performance capabilities (in terms of towing, speed, etc.) if done right (and you know Toyota's got it covered). Stay tuned for updates on this new truck with Toyota of Orlando We'll keep you posted on the upcoming 2022 Toyota Tundra - follow us on social media @ToyotaOfOrlando or give us a call to find out more. You can reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

We're eagerly - some might even say anxiously - awaiting the unveiling and arrival of the 2022 Toyota Tundra. However, Toyota has been keeping this new truck under pretty tight wraps until the big day. They did, however, just release another teaser, and this one revolves around the new engine that will purportedly be under the hood of the 2022 model when it arrives at a Toyota dealership near you. We're taking a closer look (we gotta stay busy while we wait, right?). What type of engine will the new 2022 Toyota Tundra have under the hood? The latest 2022 Toyota Tundra teaser shows a quick look at the new engine, which has been dubbed the iForce Max. Now, if you recall, the engine that's currently under the hood of this Orlando Toyota truck is called the iForce V8. It's a 5.7L V8 engine that churns out 381 horsepower for some serious get up and go. The new engine, however, has notedly dropped any sort of number in its name and is just going by "Max" (which doesn't give us much to go on, but here we are). So what will it be? Here's what we think. There's faux manifold decoration on the engine cover and three intake runners on each side. This leads us to believe that it's likely going to be some sort of V6 engine, which we knew was coming as Toyota steadily phases out its V8 options. There are really two possibilities here: A new twin-turbocharged V6 gas engine. This is a strong possibility because this is the type of engine that's debuting in the new Toyota Land Cruiser, which you can only buy overseas after 2021 (sorry). This could be Toyota's chance to bring it stateside. A naturally-aspirated V6 engine. Either way, we think that there's a big chance that this new model of the Orlando Toyota Tundra will have a hybrid drivetrain. Things are getting greener every day in the automotive industry and Toyota has vowed to increase its electrified options for US drivers. It only seems fitting that the newest model of this popular truck would be available in a hybrid version, especially given the introduction of the Ford F-150 hybrid model. We'd be excited if this were the case. There are tons of perks to hybrid drivetrains, the main two being much better fuel efficiency and a cleaner performance (fewer emissions). We all know that trucks - even Toyota trucks - can be gas guzzlers because of their large size and large engines. Swapping out the drivetrain would ensure better fuel efficiency and less money spent at the pump to travel the same distances, which brings ownership costs down. And it wouldn't affect performance capabilities (in terms of towing, speed, etc.) if done right (and you know Toyota's got it covered). Stay tuned for updates on this new truck with Toyota of Orlando We'll keep you posted on the upcoming 2022 Toyota Tundra - follow us on social media @ToyotaOfOrlando or give us a call to find out more. You can reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

This week the anticipated change of the next generation multimedia system for Orlando Toyotas has been announced. In the works since 2018, we can expect the previous multimedia system to get an extreme upgrade. Toyota brought together all different teams to create the best new system, from electrical engineering to software development and business planning. Toyota created a system that blended previously scattered features into one advanced function making the user experience better than it’s ever been. Developed in North America, the unveiling of this new multimedia solution delivers an in-car user experience like never before being offered across our Orlando Toyota vehicle line-up – regardless of screen size or model grade. You can expect these features: Human Machine Interface (HMI), Virtual Assistant (VA), Enhanced Navigation, User Profiles, Digital Key, Over the Air (OTA), Safety Connect, and Service Connect. Let’s get into the features. Larger screen option A larger screen will visually change appearance in your Orlando Toyota from only an 8-inch screen to up to 14 inches, with processing power five times higher, making it faster and more responsive. Human Machine Interface (HMI) This feature remarkably enhanced user interaction through sight, touch, and voice due to its graphical user interface (GUI) design which features a voice interface and a uniquely North American animation. One can expect this to deliver a unified experience that does such with ease and the benefit of balancing accessibility needs. Additionally, the voice interface uses advanced graphics to distinguish between listening and processing states, and the appearance matches the new and improved capability of cloud processing. This new system will include a standard wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility. Enjoy the selection of your favorite music genre with an improved audio HMI. Virtual Assistant (VA) This new feature intends to be the primary way occupants interact with the latest Orlando Toyota multimedia system and enable a voice-first application. It combines a hybrid developed structure of in-house Toyota Connected engineered machine learning with a cloud-based platform featuring up-to-date content. As a result, VA aims to provide a natural and easy-to-use interaction for vehicle occupants. Dual-microphones Enhanced noise-cancellation Speaker location and seat detection capabilities The approach allows front-seat occupants an expanded and interactive functionality to access navigation, media, phone, and select vehicle settings Enhanced Navigation This updated navigation system allows drivers and passengers to use the voice-activated commands or touchscreen to search at their fingertips for directions, exploring local businesses, using Google points of interest (POI) data. This navigation is also available to passengers with or without a network connection, with offline mode designed to detect when the vehicle is near or entering an area with low connectivity and download applicable maps and services in advance. User Profiles Set your personalized profile across all vehicles through the new profile system stored in the cloud. It is portable from vehicle to vehicle with access to Bluetooth handheld devices such as smartphones or tablets, smart keys, or manual login to access their profile. Digital Key Download the Toyota or Lexus app to avoid the frustrations that come with locking your keys in your car. Owners will be able to lock/unlock and start/stop their vehicle motor with digital access, with sharing capabilities of up to seven different guest users at one time. Over the Air (OTA) These cloud-based upgrades enable in-vehicle software in real-time by adopting agile development processes and Over the Air (OTA) program updates. Safety Connect Drivers and passengers will be connected to a 24/7 emergency response agent immediately who can quickly request dispatch of emergency services to a vehicle’s exact location or assist authorities in locating a stolen vehicle. Service Connect This subscription-based option will allow owners to maintain their vehicle through the smartphone App, receiving personalized maintenance updates, vehicle health reports, and maintenance reminders. While we can expect this new system sometime soon, we aren’t sure exactly when, but follow us on social media to stay tuned for updates on that latest Toyota of Orlando news @ToyotaofOrlando Curious just how much better it could get? Test drive an Orlando Toyota vehicle today! Come into our store open seven days a week just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall, or give us a call to schedule a test drive at (407) 298-4500.

This week the anticipated change of the next generation multimedia system for Orlando Toyotas has been announced. In the works since 2018, we can expect the previous multimedia system to get an extreme upgrade. Toyota brought together all different teams to create the best new system, from electrical engineering to software development and business planning. Toyota created a system that blended previously scattered features into one advanced function making the user experience better than it’s ever been. Developed in North America, the unveiling of this new multimedia solution delivers an in-car user experience like never before being offered across our Orlando Toyota vehicle line-up – regardless of screen size or model grade. You can expect these features: Human Machine Interface (HMI), Virtual Assistant (VA), Enhanced Navigation, User Profiles, Digital Key, Over the Air (OTA), Safety Connect, and Service Connect. Let’s get into the features. Larger screen option A larger screen will visually change appearance in your Orlando Toyota from only an 8-inch screen to up to 14 inches, with processing power five times higher, making it faster and more responsive. Human Machine Interface (HMI) This feature remarkably enhanced user interaction through sight, touch, and voice due to its graphical user interface (GUI) design which features a voice interface and a uniquely North American animation. One can expect this to deliver a unified experience that does such with ease and the benefit of balancing accessibility needs. Additionally, the voice interface uses advanced graphics to distinguish between listening and processing states, and the appearance matches the new and improved capability of cloud processing. This new system will include a standard wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility. Enjoy the selection of your favorite music genre with an improved audio HMI. Virtual Assistant (VA) This new feature intends to be the primary way occupants interact with the latest Orlando Toyota multimedia system and enable a voice-first application. It combines a hybrid developed structure of in-house Toyota Connected engineered machine learning with a cloud-based platform featuring up-to-date content. As a result, VA aims to provide a natural and easy-to-use interaction for vehicle occupants. Dual-microphones Enhanced noise-cancellation Speaker location and seat detection capabilities The approach allows front-seat occupants an expanded and interactive functionality to access navigation, media, phone, and select vehicle settings Enhanced Navigation This updated navigation system allows drivers and passengers to use the voice-activated commands or touchscreen to search at their fingertips for directions, exploring local businesses, using Google points of interest (POI) data. This navigation is also available to passengers with or without a network connection, with offline mode designed to detect when the vehicle is near or entering an area with low connectivity and download applicable maps and services in advance. User Profiles Set your personalized profile across all vehicles through the new profile system stored in the cloud. It is portable from vehicle to vehicle with access to Bluetooth handheld devices such as smartphones or tablets, smart keys, or manual login to access their profile. Digital Key Download the Toyota or Lexus app to avoid the frustrations that come with locking your keys in your car. Owners will be able to lock/unlock and start/stop their vehicle motor with digital access, with sharing capabilities of up to seven different guest users at one time. Over the Air (OTA) These cloud-based upgrades enable in-vehicle software in real-time by adopting agile development processes and Over the Air (OTA) program updates. Safety Connect Drivers and passengers will be connected to a 24/7 emergency response agent immediately who can quickly request dispatch of emergency services to a vehicle’s exact location or assist authorities in locating a stolen vehicle. Service Connect This subscription-based option will allow owners to maintain their vehicle through the smartphone App, receiving personalized maintenance updates, vehicle health reports, and maintenance reminders. While we can expect this new system sometime soon, we aren’t sure exactly when, but follow us on social media to stay tuned for updates on that latest Toyota of Orlando news @ToyotaofOrlando Curious just how much better it could get? Test drive an Orlando Toyota vehicle today! Come into our store open seven days a week just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall, or give us a call to schedule a test drive at (407) 298-4500.

Are you using the right type of car wax on your Orlando Toyota? Wax plays a critical role in protecting your car from the elements, especially living here in Central Florida. The scorching sun and heavy rains can quickly damage your paint if it's not protected and wax provides an invisible barrier between the two. However, there are so many different types of car wax out there - how do you know which one is right for you? We've got the breakdown from our Orlando Toyota parts store experts. What types of car waxes are there? First, you should know that there are both natural and synthetic waxes. Here are the main differences. Natural waxes are made from all-natural ingredients. The most common type of natural wax is carnauba, which is made from a specific palm tree that grows in Brazil. These car waxes offer exceptional protection and a very glossy shine so your car looks like new, but they're a bit more expensive and typically don't last as long as synthetic waxes. Synthetic car waxes, on the other hand, are made from artificial ingredients. They last longer than natural waxes and due to their consistency, are usually easier to apply. They're also cheaper, but you won't get the super-glossy shine you get with natural options. Next, let's talk about the form of the car wax you're holding in your hand. There are five main types to choose from - paste, liquid, spray, colored wax, and rubbing compounds. Paste wax has been around for a long, long time and has a hard texture when it's in the can. A lot of natural waxes are in paste form. They have great gloss and water beads easily off of them but can cost more and don't have the same longevity as synthetic options. Liquid wax is the longest-lasting and is almost always made from synthetic materials. It's smoother coming out of the container, but it dries quickly, which can make it a little trickier to apply. Liquid is - at this point in time - the most commonly used type of car wax. Spray wax sounds like it would be super simple to use (and it is). You simply spray it on your car and this offers a great deal of precision. This type of car wax leaves a super shiny finish, too. However, it doesn't last long and shouldn't be considered a long-term solution. Colored wax is a toss-up. It's supposed to help cover scratches by matching the color of the paint, but since most scratches don't go below the clearcoat, it's really not necessary (according to some). Rubbing compound is often used on classic cars - it helps cover small imperfections in the paint. Shop for the right wax for your car at Toyota of Orlando Whether you have questions or need help shopping for the right car wax, Toyota of Orlando is here to help. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to stop by! Our Orlando Toyota parts store - which is fully stocked with car waxes - is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

Are you using the right type of car wax on your Orlando Toyota? Wax plays a critical role in protecting your car from the elements, especially living here in Central Florida. The scorching sun and heavy rains can quickly damage your paint if it's not protected and wax provides an invisible barrier between the two. However, there are so many different types of car wax out there - how do you know which one is right for you? We've got the breakdown from our Orlando Toyota parts store experts. What types of car waxes are there? First, you should know that there are both natural and synthetic waxes. Here are the main differences. Natural waxes are made from all-natural ingredients. The most common type of natural wax is carnauba, which is made from a specific palm tree that grows in Brazil. These car waxes offer exceptional protection and a very glossy shine so your car looks like new, but they're a bit more expensive and typically don't last as long as synthetic waxes. Synthetic car waxes, on the other hand, are made from artificial ingredients. They last longer than natural waxes and due to their consistency, are usually easier to apply. They're also cheaper, but you won't get the super-glossy shine you get with natural options. Next, let's talk about the form of the car wax you're holding in your hand. There are five main types to choose from - paste, liquid, spray, colored wax, and rubbing compounds. Paste wax has been around for a long, long time and has a hard texture when it's in the can. A lot of natural waxes are in paste form. They have great gloss and water beads easily off of them but can cost more and don't have the same longevity as synthetic options. Liquid wax is the longest-lasting and is almost always made from synthetic materials. It's smoother coming out of the container, but it dries quickly, which can make it a little trickier to apply. Liquid is - at this point in time - the most commonly used type of car wax. Spray wax sounds like it would be super simple to use (and it is). You simply spray it on your car and this offers a great deal of precision. This type of car wax leaves a super shiny finish, too. However, it doesn't last long and shouldn't be considered a long-term solution. Colored wax is a toss-up. It's supposed to help cover scratches by matching the color of the paint, but since most scratches don't go below the clearcoat, it's really not necessary (according to some). Rubbing compound is often used on classic cars - it helps cover small imperfections in the paint. Shop for the right wax for your car at Toyota of Orlando Whether you have questions or need help shopping for the right car wax, Toyota of Orlando is here to help. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to stop by! Our Orlando Toyota parts store - which is fully stocked with car waxes - is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

When you think of a Toyota Corolla, you probably think of a vehicle that's small, compact, and sporty. Super fun to drive and also fun to look at, but not much in the way of interior space or family-friendliness. You wouldn't necessarily be wrong; the 2021 Toyota Corolla and Corolla Hatchback are all of the above but definitely don't meet the bill if you're in an SUV frame of mind. However, Toyota has something up its sleeve that melds the sporty compactness of the original Corolla with the versatility and space of a larger ride, and it's coming to the US - get ready to meet the all-new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross. The 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross is coming stateside This all-new Toyota crossover is headed stateside and we're pumped to see it make its grand debut at Toyota of Orlando. We've got the breakdown when it comes to what it'll offer, so read on! Here's what you can expect from the new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross: This new Orlando Toyota crossover will be available in three grades - the L, LE and XLE. It's available in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive for major performance versatility. It has a 2.0L Dynamic Force Engine and Direct Shift CVT that provides 169 horsepower. The suspension is fully independent on the AWD models and has a brand-new torsion beam system in the rear on the FWD models. The fuel efficiency is top-notch - you'll get 32 mpg combined for the FWD model and 30 mpg combined for the AWD model. You can tow up to 1,500 lbs in the new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross without issue, and it comfortably seats up to five on the interior. Edgy is the name of the game for this new Orlando Toyota. The exterior is rocking a chiseled look with distinctive black accents and LED lighting schemes, as well as a sporty rear spoiler. The interior of the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross is decked out in sleek SofTec and comes with 60/40 split rear seats that fold down to allow for more cargo space. It also showcases a 10-way power-adjustable driver's seat, as well as heated front seats. Technology takes a front seat in this new Toyota; the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross features an available Audio Plus system with optional JBL elements and remote connect. You'll also find Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, wireless charging, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and more in play. You'll also be able to rest easy knowing your in good hands - this new crossover offers safety tech like Toyota Safety Sense, STAR Safety System, a Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking. And on top of that, all-new accessories are available on the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross to ratchet versatility up a notch. Find new adventures with a roof rack with crossbars, an activity mount for bikes, all-weather mats, and more. Get ready for your test drive in the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross at Toyota of Orlando We don't know exactly when the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross will arrive at Toyota of Orlando, but we'll keep you posted. Follow us on social for updates, or contact us so we can reach out when it's ready for your test drive! You can reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 or stop by 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

When you think of a Toyota Corolla, you probably think of a vehicle that's small, compact, and sporty. Super fun to drive and also fun to look at, but not much in the way of interior space or family-friendliness. You wouldn't necessarily be wrong; the 2021 Toyota Corolla and Corolla Hatchback are all of the above but definitely don't meet the bill if you're in an SUV frame of mind. However, Toyota has something up its sleeve that melds the sporty compactness of the original Corolla with the versatility and space of a larger ride, and it's coming to the US - get ready to meet the all-new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross. The 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross is coming stateside This all-new Toyota crossover is headed stateside and we're pumped to see it make its grand debut at Toyota of Orlando. We've got the breakdown when it comes to what it'll offer, so read on! Here's what you can expect from the new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross: This new Orlando Toyota crossover will be available in three grades - the L, LE and XLE. It's available in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive for major performance versatility. It has a 2.0L Dynamic Force Engine and Direct Shift CVT that provides 169 horsepower. The suspension is fully independent on the AWD models and has a brand-new torsion beam system in the rear on the FWD models. The fuel efficiency is top-notch - you'll get 32 mpg combined for the FWD model and 30 mpg combined for the AWD model. You can tow up to 1,500 lbs in the new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross without issue, and it comfortably seats up to five on the interior. Edgy is the name of the game for this new Orlando Toyota. The exterior is rocking a chiseled look with distinctive black accents and LED lighting schemes, as well as a sporty rear spoiler. The interior of the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross is decked out in sleek SofTec and comes with 60/40 split rear seats that fold down to allow for more cargo space. It also showcases a 10-way power-adjustable driver's seat, as well as heated front seats. Technology takes a front seat in this new Toyota; the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross features an available Audio Plus system with optional JBL elements and remote connect. You'll also find Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, wireless charging, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and more in play. You'll also be able to rest easy knowing your in good hands - this new crossover offers safety tech like Toyota Safety Sense, STAR Safety System, a Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking. And on top of that, all-new accessories are available on the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross to ratchet versatility up a notch. Find new adventures with a roof rack with crossbars, an activity mount for bikes, all-weather mats, and more. Get ready for your test drive in the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross at Toyota of Orlando We don't know exactly when the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross will arrive at Toyota of Orlando, but we'll keep you posted. Follow us on social for updates, or contact us so we can reach out when it's ready for your test drive! You can reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 or stop by 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

If you're the type of driver who has a need for speed and likes to stand out from the crowd, we've got good news for you - the 2022 Toyota Supra is coming soon and with it bringing an all-new exclusive special edition. Only 600 models will be making their way into the market, and Toyota of Orlando has the details on what you can expect when they do. The all-new exclusive edition coming our way this fall is called the 2022 Toyota GR Supra A91-CF Edition. CF stands for Carbon Fiber, so you can be sure that you'll see a good amount of it on this iconic special edition car. Here's what you can expect when you slide into the driver's seat. This new Orlando Toyota Supra will showcase a seriously edgy look with a brand-new body kit that's highlighted by carbon fiber accents. These accents include a carbon fiber front splitter and canards, side rockers, and a new duckbill spoiler in back. The new carbon fiber body kit doesn't just look good, though - it also has practical application. It actually improves downforce and stability for more precise and controlled performance. New 19" matte-black wheels are showcased on the exterior of this new Toyota sports car, and the vehicle comes in three paint colors: Phantom, Nitro Yellow, and Absolute Zero White. The interior is decked out in Alcantara and leather with a red and black color scheme; it has red stitching details and carbon fiber interior accents as well as a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The interior also boasts sport pedals and a 14-way power-adjustable driver's seat. Performance is king when it comes to the Toyota Supra, as always, and this exclusive edition Orlando Toyota doesn't disappoint. It features a turbo-charged three-liter inline-six engine for 382 horsepower and the ability to get from 0-60 mph in just 3.9 seconds. Performance is also rocketed up a notch with an eight-speed Z-F8 transmission, paddle shifters, adaptive variable suspension, active rear sport differential, and Brembo brakes. And on top of the exceptional performance and extremely unique appearance, you'll also get a complimentary 1-year NASA (National Auto Sport Association) membership. This means you'll have free access to a High Performance Driving Event and discounted admissions to all other NASA-sanctioned events. The High Performance Driving Event won't have you sitting in the stands, though - it's a hands-on experience. The HPDE program is an enclosed road course for licensed drivers in their street cars, and offers classroom instruction and on-track driving. We don't know the exact date that this new Toyota Supra exclusive edition will arrive, but we do know it'll be sometime this fall. Follow us on social media for updates OR call us and we can reach out to you when it gets here! You can reach Toyota of Orlando seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 or stop by 3575 Vineland Road.

If you're the type of driver who has a need for speed and likes to stand out from the crowd, we've got good news for you - the 2022 Toyota Supra is coming soon and with it bringing an all-new exclusive special edition. Only 600 models will be making their way into the market, and Toyota of Orlando has the details on what you can expect when they do. The all-new exclusive edition coming our way this fall is called the 2022 Toyota GR Supra A91-CF Edition. CF stands for Carbon Fiber, so you can be sure that you'll see a good amount of it on this iconic special edition car. Here's what you can expect when you slide into the driver's seat. This new Orlando Toyota Supra will showcase a seriously edgy look with a brand-new body kit that's highlighted by carbon fiber accents. These accents include a carbon fiber front splitter and canards, side rockers, and a new duckbill spoiler in back. The new carbon fiber body kit doesn't just look good, though - it also has practical application. It actually improves downforce and stability for more precise and controlled performance. New 19" matte-black wheels are showcased on the exterior of this new Toyota sports car, and the vehicle comes in three paint colors: Phantom, Nitro Yellow, and Absolute Zero White. The interior is decked out in Alcantara and leather with a red and black color scheme; it has red stitching details and carbon fiber interior accents as well as a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The interior also boasts sport pedals and a 14-way power-adjustable driver's seat. Performance is king when it comes to the Toyota Supra, as always, and this exclusive edition Orlando Toyota doesn't disappoint. It features a turbo-charged three-liter inline-six engine for 382 horsepower and the ability to get from 0-60 mph in just 3.9 seconds. Performance is also rocketed up a notch with an eight-speed Z-F8 transmission, paddle shifters, adaptive variable suspension, active rear sport differential, and Brembo brakes. And on top of the exceptional performance and extremely unique appearance, you'll also get a complimentary 1-year NASA (National Auto Sport Association) membership. This means you'll have free access to a High Performance Driving Event and discounted admissions to all other NASA-sanctioned events. The High Performance Driving Event won't have you sitting in the stands, though - it's a hands-on experience. The HPDE program is an enclosed road course for licensed drivers in their street cars, and offers classroom instruction and on-track driving. We don't know the exact date that this new Toyota Supra exclusive edition will arrive, but we do know it'll be sometime this fall. Follow us on social media for updates OR call us and we can reach out to you when it gets here! You can reach Toyota of Orlando seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 or stop by 3575 Vineland Road.