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So you're shopping for a new Toyota truck - great choice, as they're some of the most reliable and performance-driven vehicles on the market. At Toyota of Orlando, you know we're all about the research before you sign the dotted line. Buying a new truck is exciting, but it also means you've got a lot of options to sift through and a lot of choices to make. Check out this quick guide to Toyota truck cab sizes from the experts here at Toyota of Orlando. more Toyota Truck Cab Sizes: 2024 Toyota Tundra If you're considering taking a Toyota Tundra home, we're happy to hear it! It's a powerhouse of a truck that can tow, haul, off-road, AND get you around town in style. There's a new 2024 Toyota Tundra for everyone and one of our favorite aspects of this Orlando Toyota is how many options there are. Here's what you should know when it comes to Toyota truck cab sizes for this model. There are two options in the 2024 model year: the Double Cab and the CrewMax cab. Both cabs can FIT six people - that's how spacious they are - but there are five seatbelts (so you should max it out at five people). Both cabs have two rows of seating - two in the front, three in the back - and four doors for easy access to the cabin. The CrewMax Cab will give you a little more space, especially when it comes to legroom and shoulder room. The Double Cab is comfortable and spacious, and it'll allow you to get a long bed that’s over 8 feet long for extra hauling capabilities. You won’t have the option of a long bed with the CrewMax cab. It's up to you - do you want more exterior space or interior space? Honestly, the best way to decide is to see them for yourself at Toyota of Orlando. Why not sit in the back of both to see how you like them? Toyota Truck Cab Sizes: 2024 Toyota Tacoma Now let's talk about the new 2024 Toyota Tacoma. We're beyond excited for this new Orlando Toyota truck - it's been completely redesigned. We're talking bumper to bumper, inside and out, even under the hood. With the redesign Toyota dropped one cab size and added another, giving you different options to explore when you shop. Let's talk about the Toyota truck cab sizes for the exciting new Tacoma. You'll have two cab sizes in the 2024 Toyota Tacoma - Double Cab and Xtra Cab. Both are comfortable and laid out as ergonomically as possible. Note: gone is the Access cab of previous models. The Xtra Cab fits three passengers - there's no backseat in this one. It has two doors and a single row of seating, so it's a great work truck or option for people who like to travel light to find adventure. The Double Cab seats five passengers. It has two rows of seating and four doors. The doors vary in size, though, depending on the bed size you choose. This Toyota truck cab size is great for drivers who need more room for gear OR passengers inside the cabin. You can get a 6-foot bed on the Xtra Cab and Double Cab, and a 5-foot bed on the Double Cab. The smaller the bed, the bigger the doors on the Double Cab. The 2024 Toyota Tacoma hasn't arrived at Toyota of Orlando quite yet (we're thinking within the next few weeks, fingers crossed) but as soon as it does, you should head out to climb inside the cabin and see which one suits your drive time needs better. Get more info about anything and everything to do with trucks at Toyota of Orlando Still curious about Toyota truck cab sizes and which one is best for your next new truck? Let the experts at Toyota of Orlando help! You can schedule a test drive seven days a week at (407) 298-4500, or stop by and see these incredible trucks in person. Our sales specialists are here to walk you through it, explain the options again, and let you see for yourself. Visit Toyota of Orlando at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Mall at Millenia!

So you're shopping for a new truck. 2024 truck options are (seemingly) endless, which means you have a lot of options to research before you can even take a test drive. At Toyota of Orlando, we're making it simple - check out this comparison of two of the most popular trucks on the market. How does the 2024 Toyota Tacoma vs Nissan Frontier question get answered? more 2024 Toyota Tacoma vs Nissan Frontier: The basics We're comparing the 2024 Toyota Tacoma vs Nissan Frontier from the 2023 model year. The Frontier was completely redesigned in 2022 and likely won't have many differences in the 2024 model year, and as we're sure you're aware, the 2024 Tacoma is all-new from bumper to bumper. Let's take a closer look at how these two fan favorites compare, starting with the basics. Price We can't give you a true comparison on price because the official MSRP of the 2024 Toyota Tacoma hasn't been released officially yet. However, we're willing to bet it'll start under $30,000 and go up from there. The Nissan Frontier has a slightly higher starting MSRP with its base trim kicking off at $30,705. Cabs + Trim Levels The 2024 Toyota Tacoma will offer two cab sizes - Double (4-door) and the new Xtra (2-door). Drivers will be able to choose from eight trim levels - SR, SR5, TRD PreRunner, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro, and the incredible new Trailhunter. The 2023 Nissan Frontier also has two cabs - King Cab (2-door) and Crew Cab (4-door). It offers four trim levels - S, SV, PRO-X, and PRO-4X. Here are a few other points to consider about the configurations when it comes to the 2024 Tacoma vs Nissan Frontier: Both trucks offer 5-foot and 6-foot bed options. Both trucks also offer 2WD and 4WD options. Both trucks can seat up to five inside the cab. We don't have fuel efficiency info for the 2024 Tacoma yet, but we're willing to bet it's improved from the last model year thanks to the new hybrid drivetrain that's available. The Nissan Frontier gets 21 mpg combined. 2024 Tacoma vs Frontier: Performance + Features Performance Let's talk about powertrains (especially since that's one of the major changes on the new Toyota Tacoma trucks). Here's what's available to you when you shop the 2024 Tacoma vs Frontier: The 2023 Frontier offers one powertrain - a 3.8L direct injection V6 engine. It gets 310 horsepower and 281 lb-ft torque. You can choose between 2WD and 4WD options; the 4WD option comes with a 2-speed transfer case that offers High and Low options. The powertrain is paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission. You'll also get features like front skid plates, front tow hooks, hill-descent control, and limited slip system. It can tow up to 6,720 lbs and has a payload of 1,610 lbs. The bed has a locking feature, tie down points, a bedliner, and a 120V outlet with 400w capacity. The 2024 Tacoma offers three powertrains. One is a turbocharged 2.4L 4-cylinder that offers 228 horsepower. A second turbocharged 2.4L 4-cylinder is available, but it's tuned to produce 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft torque. A third hybrid powertrain is available, and it uses a 2.4L engine + electric motor to produce 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft torque. You can choose between an 8-speed automatic transmission and a 6-speed manual transmission. You'll also get features like an automatic limited-slip differential, traction control, center or rear locking differential, and a 2-speed transfer case, plus CRAWL Control, multi-terrain select, and hill start assist. It can tow up to 6,500 lbs and has a max payload of 1,709 lbs. The bed is 7% larger than previous models and offers a power open and close tailgate, as well as a 400w OR 2400w AC inverter outlet. Features Now onto features. How does the 2024 Tacoma vs Frontier pan out when it comes to tech and other convenience elements? The 2023 Frontier brings elements like an 8" or 9" multimedia touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in higher trims, wireless charging in higher models, optional Fender audio system, and a surround-view monitor. You'll have optional WiFi connect, too. It has a similar safety system to the Tacoma's. The 2024 Tacoma offers Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. It also showcases the option of an 8" or 14" multimedia touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, USB-C charging ports, and Qi wireless charging. Further, you'll have features like a multi-terrain monitor, push button start, digital key, optional JBL sound system with removable speaker, and Toyota Connected Services. (It's got an edge on the Frontier when it comes to technology, trust us.) The interiors of both trucks are comfortable and ergonomic. Both offer lockable storage, but the Tacoma has an edge with under-seat storage in the rear AND rear seats that fold flat to create a workspace. Nissan Frontier vs Toyota Tacoma: Reliability What about the Nissan Frontier vs Toyota Tacoma reliability? We know that it's critical to have a truck you can count on every time you hit the road. Toyotas are renowned globally for their reliability and durability, we're just saying. Here are some points to consider for the Nissan Frontier vs Toyota Tacoma reliability: The Toyota Tacoma ranks highest in the Midsize Pickup segment in the 2023 JD Power US Vehicle Dependability Study. The Frontier does not rank in the top three due to problems experienced by owners in the first 90 days of ownership. The 2024 Tacoma comes with the following warranty: 3 years/36,000 miles Standard Warranty 5 years/36,000 miles Powertrain Warranty 2 years and unlimited mileage Roadside Assistance 2 years/25,000 miles complimentary scheduled maintenance (ToyotaCare) The 2023 Frontier comes with the following warranty: 3 years/36,000 miles Standard Warranty 5 years/36,000 miles Powertrain Warranty 3 years/36,000 miles Roadside Assistance No complimentary scheduled maintenance As you can see, the warranties are similar but you'll get two years or 25,000 of free routine maintenance on your Tacoma via ToyotaCare... you won't see that perk with the Nissan truck option. Get more information on the 2024 Tacoma at Toyota of Orlando The 2024 Toyota Tacoma vs Nissan Frontier question is probably best solved in person - so follow Toyota of Orlando on social media for updates! We'll keep you posted on when the new model is arriving at our store. You can also call us for information at (407) 298-4500, or stop by and see us in person! Toyota of Orlando is located just off I-4 across from the Mall at Millenia at 3575 Vineland Road.

The 2023 Toyota Sequoia was a major upgrade; before that, the spacious SUV was in dire need of a redesign. And it looks like 2024 is going to follow in that model's footsteps - an all-new Nightshade Edition is being added to the lineup, as well as a new TRD Off-Road package on the Platinum model. Toyota of Orlando is here with the details! New Nightshade Edition coming to the 2024 lineup The Nightshade Edition is known for its blacked-out aesthetics and edgy appearance, so we're excited to see it coming to the new 2024 Toyota Sequoia model lineup. This newest model will offer 20" wheels, black over-fenders, a black grille, and black mirror caps and badges. It'll be exclusively available on Limited grades, and remember - Nightshade models are limited production, so don't wait if you want to get your hands on one at Toyota of Orlando. more Get off the pavement with the newest TRD Off-Road Package Another update for the 2024 model year is the latest TRD Off-Road package. For the first time, you'll be able to take it home on the Platinum 4x4 models. It'll include features like Crawl Control, Downhill Assist Control, Multi-Terrain Select, skid plates, TRD-tuned shocks and suspension, all-terrain tires, and more. Wrap that up in the luxurious Platinum model and you've got the ultimate off-roading machine. What else is new on the 2024 Toyota Sequoia? What else will the 2024 Toyota Sequoia have to offer when it arrives at Toyota of Orlando? Here are some of the highlights we're looking forward to in the new model year: An all-new color is being added to the lineup - an eye-catching orange dubbed Terra. All models will offer the exceptional twin-turbo V6 hybrid i-Force Max powertrain, which means 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft torque. You'll also have a 10-speed automatic transmission for performance and fuel efficiency, and you can take it home in 2WD or 4WD. 2024 Sequoias will offer Load-Leveling Rear Height Control Air Suspension as well as a rack-mounted electronic power steering system. We also love its towing capability - it can pull 9,520 pounds behind it, which is a 22% increase over the previous generation. The 2024 Toyota Sequoia will also offer three rows of seating and you can choose between a bench seat and captain's chairs for the second row. You'll also find that the third row slides to allow for more leg room or more cargo space, and there's an adjustable cargo shelf system in the cargo area that can also be removed if needed. You'll have Drive Mode Select at your fingertips - choose between Eco, Normal, and Sport modes. You'll also find suspension settings for Comfort, Sport S+, and Custom. In addition to the new Nightshade model, you can choose from SR5, Limited, Platinum, TRD Pro, and Capstone grades to find the perfect Orlando Toyota Sequoia. Plus, you can add TRD Sport and TRD Off-Road packages to certain models to get your vehicle more off-road ready. Get more info on the 2024 Toyota Sequoia at Toyota of Orlando Want more info on the 2024 Toyota Sequoia? Call Toyota of Orlando today - we're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500. You can also stop by and chat with us in person at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

If you're shopping for a new family vehicle, we're sure that you're aware of the many, many options out there. There are endless SUVs and minivans to choose from and it can honestly be a little overwhelming trying to figure out which is the best to park in your driveway. We're here to help - our Orlando Toyota sales experts are comparing the all-new 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander to the 2024 Toyota Sienna so you can decide which better fits your family. more How does the Toyota Sienna compare to the Toyota Grand Highlander? The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander is an all-new model that was introduced this year for the first time ever. It's a larger counterpart to the original Orlando Toyota Highlander with three full-sized rows of seating and a roomy cargo area. The new Toyota Sienna, on the other hand, is a minivan with three rows of seating and a versatile interior. Both can seat up to 8 with ease, so it can be hard to decide which is the best drive-time solution for your family's needs. We honestly don't think there's a real "winner" - it boils down to your preference. Here's what you should know! 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander vs. Toyota Sienna: Performance Hybrid Powertrain/Efficiency/Performance Sienna: Only comes in a hybrid model - 2.5L D-4S injection Offers AWD 245 horsepower 36/36 mpg Grand Highlander: Comes in gasoline OR hybrid options 2.4L 4-cylinder turbocharged gas engine Hybrid or Hybrid Max powertrains - Hybrid Max is turbocharged Gas engine gets 265 horsepower Hybrid powertrain gets 245 horsepower Hybrid Max powertrain gets 362 horsepower Gas engine gets 21/28 mpg Hybrid gets 36/32 mpg Hybrid Max gets 26/27 mpg Takeaways: The Grand Highlander offers more options when it comes to powertrains, and you’ll also have more horsepower available with turbocharged options The Sienna offers a simpler solution and its hybrid engine actually gets better fuel efficiency than any of the Grand Highlander models 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander vs. Toyota Sienna: Interior Space + Versatility Sienna: Seats 7-8 people Offers second-row captain’s chairs with ottomans Second and third rows recline Fabric, SofTex, or leather-trimmed interiors are available Hands-free power liftgate available Dual power sliding doors are available 18 cup holders 33.5 cubic feet of cargo space with all seats occupied Grand Highlander: Seats 7-8 people Offers second-row captain’s chairs Second and third rows recline SofTex, leather, or Ultrasuede + leather-trimmed interiors available Hands-free power liftgate available 13 cupholders SMH amateurs 20.6 cubic feet of cargo space with all seats occupied Takeaways: The Sienna is super versatile inside and in our opinion, more comfortable for large families. It also has more cargo space than the Grand Highlander when all the seats are up and occupied. The Grand Highlander is still great for families (especially if you don’t want a minivan). It’s spacious and adults can comfortably sit in the third row, and you still have a fair amount of cargo space even when all the seats are up. 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander vs Toyota Sienna: Technology + Safety Sienna: Driver Easy Speak 1080 HD Entertainment Center with wireless headphones Qi wireless charging 10” Color Head-Up Display One USB media port and 6 USB charge ports 9” touchscreen for all audio systems with optional JBL Ten airbags and an Advanced Airbag System Panoramic view monitor with 360-degree view Star Safety System + Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 Blind spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert 4-5 LATCH locations Grand Highlander: Qi wireless charging 10” Color Head-Up Display Seven USB-C ports and two 12V outlets Digital Key capability with Remote Connect 12.3” touchscreen for all audio systems with optional JBL premium audio Eight airbags and an Advanced Airbag System Panoramic view monitor with 360-degree view Start Safety system + Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 Blind spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert 4-5 LATCH locations Traffic Jam Assist User Profile Face Identification Takeaways: Sienna is definitely safe, is a little simpler, and more family-oriented in its features. Its tech revolves around convenience and entertainment - it has an entertainment system so kids can watch stuff in the backseat, as well as Driver Easy Speak to amplify the driver’s voice throughout the cabin. Grand Highlander is also very safe but has more high-tech options like Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, Traffic Jam Assist, User Profile Face Identification, and digital key capability. It also has a larger audio touchscreen. 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander vs Toyota Sienna: Exterior Sienna: Has dual power sliding doors Comes in 10 colors Offers features like LED lighting, a tow hitch, rocker panels, 17-20” wheels, roof rails, spoiler, and a power moonroof with sliding sunshade Grand Highlander: Comes in 7 colors Offers features like 18-20” wheels, LED lighting, roof rails, spoiler, and a panoramic power roof Takeaways: It boils down to personal preference - do you want a minivan, or do you want an SUV? Both are stylish in their own right. The Grand Highlander DOES offer that excellent panoramic roof. 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander vs Toyota Sienna: Price Sienna: Starting MSRP $36,886 Grand Highlander: Starting MSRP $43,070 Takeaways: There’s a price discrepancy BUT the Grand Highlander offers fewer model variations and starts at an XLE. (i.e. it starts higher, but comes with nicer features on its base model than the base Toyota Sienna.) Shop both of these Orlando Toyotas today So which will you put in your driveway? Let Toyota of Orlando help you decide - take them both for a spin at 3575 Vineland Road. We're open seven days a week and we're conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can also call us at (407) 298-4500 to get the ball rolling.

Updated on April 13, 2026 So you finally got your dream Tacoma and it’s sitting in your driveway, waiting to be customized. A lift kit is one of the most common modifications that Tacoma drivers add to their trucks. But how do you choose the right lift kit for your new Orlando Toyota? Our parts specialists are here with tips. Choosing the Right Lift Kit for Your Toyota Tacoma Understand your lift kit options: Tacoma owners can choose between leveling kits (for appearance and minor clearance), suspension lifts (for maximum off-road capability and tire clearance), and body lifts (less common and mostly aesthetic). Match the lift to your driving needs: Your ideal setup depends on how you use your truck. Daily driving may call for a mild leveling kit, while serious off-roading requires a larger suspension lift with increased ground clearance. Plan for performance, comfort, and cost: Lift kits impact ride quality, require compatible tires, and may involve additional modifications. Budget should include installation and supporting components. Consider OEM and professional support: Toyota now offers a factory-backed lift kit with performance upgrades, and working with a trusted parts department ensures proper fitment, safety, and long-term reliability. Think long-term when customizing: Choosing a lift kit that aligns with future upgrades and your overall goals helps avoid costly changes later and ensures your Tacoma evolves with your needs. What are lift kits? Let’s start by defining what a lift kit actually is. A lift kit is a chassis modification that is designed to lift or level the suspension of your truck. There are multiple options when choosing a lift kit for your Toyota Tacoma – here are the three most common. A leveling kit: When you drive your Toyota Tacoma home from our Orlando Toyota dealership, you’ll notice that it has a “rake” in its suspension. This is when the front end of the truck sits a bit lower than the rear – it occurs naturally due to the engine’s weight. Leveling kits are designed to lift the front end so it sits evenly with the rear of the truck and they also give you the opportunity to add bigger tires and increase your ground clearance. A suspension lift: A full suspension lift kit for your Toyota Tacoma increases tire clearance in the front AND back of your truck (rather than just the front). This allows for larger tires and more ground clearance, which is great for off-roading. Plus, it looks sportier. These kits vary in size and you’ll have tons of options when it comes to brand and the height of the lift. A body lift: Body lift kits are less common than leveling or suspension lift kits. Body lift kits don’t touch the suspension to allow for more ground clearance – instead, they increase the distance between the body and the frame of the vehicle. This means your suspension stays stock. It also means that these lift kits aren’t at all popular for off-roading. Keep in mind that when you add a Toyota Tacoma lift, you may want to (or have to) adjust other parts of your truck, too. A lift kit could result in modifications to the brake lines, driveshafts, differential and transfer cases, and ring gears. (That’s why we recommend working with a professional if you don’t know your way around a truck.) One thing to keep in mind before choosing a Toyota Tacoma lift kit is how you actually use your truck day to day. Some drivers want a more aggressive stance for their daily commute around Orlando, while others want more clearance for weekends on the trail. There’s a big difference between wanting your Tacoma to look tougher in the parking lot and needing it to perform better off-road. That’s why it’s a good idea to think through your goals before buying parts. It can save you time, money, and a lot of trial and error later. Which lift kit is right for your Toyota Tacoma? Now you’ve got a grasp on what a lift kit is and the different options available to you… so which one is the best lift kit for your Toyota Tacoma? Here’s what the Toyota of Orlando parts experts have to say about it. If you’re trying to decide between a lift kit and a leveling kit, ask yourself these questions: ▪ Are you going to be taking on some serious off-road terrain? We’re talking rock crawling, trudging through mud and sand, driving mountain trails. If so, then a lift kit will afford you more ground clearance and the room to add on the tires you need to take on any terrain. Conversely, are you just adding a lift kit for aesthetic purposes? If so, a leveling kit will balance out your truck and give it a more aggressive appearance. More lift kit tips from the pros If you decided on a lift kit to get off the pavement, here are a few more tips: If you’re going to be driving on moderate trails, a 1-inch to 2-inch lift should suffice. If you’re going to tackle larger rocks and stumps while on the trails, look into a lift that gives you 3-4 extra inches. If you’re doing serious rock crawling, a 6-inch lift kit should do the job. It’s also important to think about ride quality. A Toyota Tacoma lift kit can definitely change how your truck feels behind the wheel. Some setups are built to maintain a ride that feels close to stock, while others are designed with off-road capability as the main priority. If your Tacoma is your daily driver, you’ll probably want a setup that still feels comfortable on I-4, around downtown Orlando, and on everyday errands. If it’s more of a weekend adventure vehicle, then you may be okay sacrificing a little on-road comfort in exchange for extra clearance and trail performance. How do lift kits affect your truck's tires? Another factor to think about is tires. Many drivers start shopping for a Toyota Tacoma lift kit because they want to run larger, more aggressive tires. That makes sense, but it’s important to remember that tires and lift kits usually go hand in hand. A small leveling kit may be enough if you just want a slightly bigger tire and a tougher overall look. However, if you want a much larger tire setup, you may need a more complete suspension lift and possibly additional trimming or modifications. Planning all of this out in advance can help you avoid surprises during installation. How much does a Toyota Tacoma lift kit cost? You’ll also want to think about cost. A leveling kit is generally the most budget-friendly option, which makes it a popular choice for drivers who want a quick visual upgrade. A suspension lift is more of an investment, but it also gives you the biggest change in capability. A body lift often lands somewhere in the middle, but again, it’s usually less desirable for drivers who actually plan to head off-road. When you’re comparing options, remember to factor in installation, alignment, and any supporting parts you may need in addition to the Toyota Tacoma lift kit itself. Where can you buy Toyota Tacoma lifts? Here’s the best news yet – Toyota actually offers a Toyota brand lift kit for the Tacoma. Here’s what it includes: TRD-tuned Bilstein Monotube shocks optimized for body control and ride comfort Heritage-inspired TRD Pro-style front grille Millimeter wave radar sensor for TSS (Toyota Safety Sense) integration Wire harness and cable spacers The lift kit fits Toyota Tacoma V6 and 4×4 models from 2020 on. Once the parts are installed, you’ll increase frame ground clearance by 1.7 inches. The kit also improves the approach angle (+3.1 to 32 degrees), breakover angle (+1.6 to 22 degrees), and departure angle (+0.5 to 24 degrees). TRD Off-Road grades see even further improvement to the approach angle that increases to 35.5 degrees (+3.5). Plus, the new Associated Accessories Program (AAP) will give you access to aftermarket parts and accessories for your new Toyota Tacoma. Why buy a Toyota lift kit from a dealer? This is one reason it’s smart to shop for your Toyota Tacoma lift kit through a trusted parts department. When you work with professionals, you can ask questions about compatibility, installation, and what setup makes the most sense for your truck. Not every kit fits every Tacoma the same way, and factors like model year, trim level, drivetrain, and how you plan to use the truck all matter. Our team can help you narrow down your options so you don’t end up buying parts that aren’t the right fit. <span data-mce-type="bookmark" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span> Do you need professional installation for a Toyota Tacoma lift kit? Professional installation matters, too. While some truck owners love taking on their own projects, suspension modifications are a big deal. Installing a Toyota Tacoma lift kit incorrectly can affect alignment, steering, braking, and overall drivability. It can also cause premature wear on suspension components and tires. Having it done by experienced technicians gives you more peace of mind, especially if you plan to take your Tacoma off-road after the install. And don’t forget about the long-term picture. The right Toyota Tacoma lift kit should work for your truck now and for how you plan to use it in the future. Maybe you’re starting with light trail use now, but you know you want to add bigger tires, wheels, or other off-road accessories later. Choosing a setup that gives you room to grow can be a smart move. On the other hand, if you know you just want a clean, leveled look and better road presence, then keeping it simple may be the best route. Find your Toyota Tacoma lift kit today Ready to find the right lift kid for your Toyota Tacoma? Contact Toyota of Orlando today. You can shop parts online, call us at (407) 298-4500, or stop by and see us in person. Our parts store is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. Whether you’re shopping for a basic leveling kit or a more capable Toyota Tacoma lift kit for off-road adventures, our team is here to help you find the right match. We can help you choose parts that fit your truck, your budget, and your driving style so you can customize your Tacoma with confidence. If you’re ready to upgrade your truck’s look and capability, Toyota of Orlando is the place to start. FAQs: 1. What options are there when it comes to suspension? When it comes to truck suspension upgrades, the most common options include leveling kits, suspension lift kits, and body lifts. Leveling kits raise the front end to create an even stance, while suspension lifts increase ground clearance and off-road capability by lifting the entire suspension system. Body lifts, on the other hand, raise the truck’s body from the frame without changing suspension geometry, making them more appearance-focused than performance-driven. 2. Do I need special tires if I put a lift kit on my truck? Not always, but it depends on the size of the lift. Smaller leveling kits can often work with your existing tires, while larger suspension lifts typically require bigger, more aggressive tires to match the added clearance and performance. It’s important to choose tires that fit properly with your new setup to avoid rubbing and maintain safe handling. 3. What other off-roading accessories and tips should I be aware of? Beyond a lift kit, there are several key accessories that can improve your truck’s off-road capability and safety. Upgraded all-terrain or mud-terrain tires, skid plates, and rock sliders help protect your vehicle and improve traction on rough terrain. You may also want to consider recovery gear like tow straps, a winch, and traction boards, as well as practical upgrades like better lighting and onboard air for adjusting tire pressure.

Looking to get on board the hybrid train? There are plenty of reasons to put one of these green cars in your driveway and another one just entered the market - the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid. For the first time ever, this sleek crossover will be available in a hybrid drivetrain and our Orlando Toyota dealership has the scoop. Here are the top five reasons we think you should put the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid in your driveway this year. The top five reasons you should drive this Orlando Toyota hybrid #1: The hybrid fuel efficiency + performance. The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid offers incredible performance. You'll get 45 mpg in the city, 38 mpg on the highway, and 42 mpg combined. It also comes exclusively in all-wheel drive and sits on the TNGA-C platform for enhanced traction and handling. Some of our other favorite performance highlights include a sport-tuned suspension and a lithium-ion battery, which lends to a quieter drive time and more cargo and interior space due to the battery placement. #2: The style. The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid is sleek, stylish, and sportier than ever. We love the interior - it's decked out in SofTex with a leather-trimmed steering wheel and boasts features like a power moonroof and premium instrumentation. The exterior comes in 10 bold paint colors, including four two-toned options. It also showcases LED lighting, sport styling, a rear spoiler, roof rails, and multiple alloy wheels ranging from 17-18". This Orlando Toyota crossover sits low to the ground and has an aggressive stance. #3: The entertainment + connectivity tech. No matter where adventure takes you, the Orlando Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid can keep you connected and entertained. This Toyota crossover offers JBL Premium audio with nine speakers, Toyota Connected Services, Qi wireless charging, Bluetooth hands-free voice control, USB-C charging outlets, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. #4: The options. You'll have options when it comes to the new 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid, too. It comes in three trim levels - the Hybrid S, Hybrid SE, and Hybrid XSE. Each offers different features and stylistic elements that allow you to choose what you really need for your day-to-day drive. Additionally, you can add on packages like the moonroof package and convenience package, as well as options including like adaptive front-lighting and JBL Premium Upgrades. #5: The price. And best of all, the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid has an affordable price attached to it. It kicks off with an MSRP of $27,970, making it a feasible option for drivers looking for exceptional hybrid performance and a spacious interior. See the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid in person at Toyota of Orlando Ready to see for yourself? Check out the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid - it should be at Toyota of Orlando soon. You can call us at (407) 298-4500 for more info + to schedule a test drive, or stop by! We're just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. And if you love the idea of the Cross but aren't quite ready to jump on the hybrid train yet, check out the gas-powered Toyota Corolla Cross. It's waiting for you on our lot now!

So you're shopping for a new car and looking at midsize sedans. The two probably at the forefront of your research are the 2023 Toyota Camry and the 2023 Honda Accord - two of the most popular and sought-after sedans on the market. But which one is better? While both of these new cars are solid options for your next vehicle, we think the Toyota Camry has some definite advantages. We're here to walk you through it - see how the Toyota Camry LE vs Honda Accord LX comparison for 2023 stacks up! How do the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord compare for 2023? Convenience When it comes to convenience and comfort, the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord have a lot in common. Both sedans offer features like automatic climate control, power door locks, multi-function steering wheels, automatic high beams, and Bluetooth wireless streaming. However, here's where the Orlando Toyota Camry stands out in terms of convenience: It has two climate control zones; the Honda Accord only has one. This makes it more difficult to appease passengers when it comes to comfort. It offers both a heated steering wheel and heated door mirrors, as well as one-touch power windows for ALL windows, including both rear windows. None of these options are available on its Honda competitor. The 2023 Toyota Camry offers power-adjustable front seats with electric lumbar adjustment as a standard feature, as well as heated front seats as an option. You won't find these elements on the Honda Accord. The 2023 Toyota Camry also has six speakers (compared to the Honda Accord's four) for an exceptional listening experience, as well as standard satellite radio. You can also opt for a front sunroof in the 2023 Toyota Camry - you won't have this option in the new Honda Accord. Performance Now let's talk about performance. You know you can expect top safety, fuel-efficient performance, and major reliability from both the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord. Additionally, both models are available as hybrids. However, there are a few advantages of the 2023 Toyota Camry that are worth noting: The Orlando Toyota Camry has a 2.5L 4-cylinder under the hood; the Honda Accord has a 1.5L 4-cylinder. This means that the Toyota gets more horsepower (203 hp vs Honda's 192 hp). It also gets better fuel efficiency, too. The Toyota Camry gets 39 mpg on the highway while the Accord falls a little short at 37 mpg. This Orlando Toyota comes with a blind spot monitor option that's not available on its Honda competition, and the option of cross-traffic alert (also unavailable on the Honda Accord). Additionally, the Toyota Camry received a 5 in its NHTSA frontal crash rating. Additionally, just a side note - the 2023 Toyota Camry offers a sporty, edgy new Nightshade Edition that's unmatched in the Honda lineup. Ownership What about ownership of the Toyota Camry vs Honda Accord? As we said, both of these rides have their perks and when it comes to dependability and longevity, are pretty much unbeatable. Here's where we feel the 2023 Toyota Camry pulls ahead: Your new Toyota will come with ToyotaCare. This means 24 months or unlimited miles of roadside assistance, whichever comes first. Honda has a 36,000-mile cap on their mileage for roadside assistance. You'll also get 1,000 more miles of no-cost maintenance (like oil changes and tire rotations) with Toyota - their maintenance plan stretches for 24 months or 25,000 miles. Test drive the 2023 Toyota Camry in person today Still have questions? The best way to decide between the Toyota Camry vs Honda Accord is to see for yourself. Take this 2023 Toyota for a spin at Toyota of Orlando today - we're open and waiting! You can find us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. Call today for more information at (407) 298-4500.

So you're shopping for a new Toyota and looking for something fuel-efficient and on the compact side. Toyota of Orlando is here to help - today we're comparing the 2023 Toyota RAV4 to the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross. How does the new Toyota RAV4 compare to the Corolla Cross? There's a lot going on in the world of compact SUVs and crossovers - for the first time, these are the most desirable options in the sea of trucks, sedans, minivans, hatchbacks, and coupes. And with good reason - gone are the bloated and inefficient days of SUVs past. Today's SUV and crossover options are fuel-efficient (even boasting hybrid options) as well as streamlined and affordable. We're comparing two of the most popular options - here's how the 2023 Toyota RAV4 stands up to the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross. Performance The 2023 Toyota RAV4 has three engine options to choose from - a 2.5L 4-cylinder (30 mpg), a hybrid (40 mpg), and a plug-in hybrid. The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross has two options - a 2.5L 4-cylinder (32 mpg)  or a hybrid (37 mpg). No matter which way you slice it, both offer fuel-efficient options, but if you want a plug-in hybrid, you should opt for the RAV4. Here are some other performance aspects to consider: The RAV4 can tow up to 3,500 lbs without batting an eye. The Corolla Cross maxes out at 1,500 lbs. The RAV4 also has more off-roading ability than the Corolla Cross. It comes in TRD, Adventure, and Woodland Edition trims, and has a higher ground clearance in general (which is better for uneven terrain). The RAV4 gets more horsepower (203 vs 169) in the gas engine options than the Corolla Cross, and slightly more torque (165 lb-ft vs 151 lb-ft). Both vehicles are available in all-wheel drive options. 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Interior The interior of the Orlando Toyota Corolla Cross and RAV4 are pretty similar, believe it or not, and share a lot of the same technology and appearance options (we're talking Apple CarPlay, Softex, etc.). However, the 2023 Toyota RAV4 is slightly more spacious than the Corolla Cross, as it's larger. Both seat five and in terms of cargo space, the RAV4 offers 37.6 cubic feet while the Corolla Cross clocks in at 24 cubic feet. Safety In terms of safety features, again, you'll find a lot of similar options including Toyota Safety Sense, Advanced Airbag Systems, backup cameras, Star Safety System, and more. However, when it boils down to IIHS Crash Test Scores (for 2022, not 2023 - 2023 is not available yet), the Corolla Cross is the winner. It's an IIHS Top Safety Pick +, while the RAV4 is an IIHS Top Safety Pick (without the +). Price If you're looking for the more budget-friendly option of the two, you should go for the 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross. It has a starting MSRP of $23,060 while the 2023 Toyota RAV4 has a starting MSRP of $27,975. You'll have more options in the 2023 Toyota RAV4. It comes in 16 trims, including 7 electrified options and special models like the Woodland Edition. The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross comes in 3 gasoline grades and five hybrid grades. You'll get the same warranty when you buy these Orlando Toyotas - both offer a 3-year/36,000 mile basic warranty and a five-year/60,000 mile powertrain warranty. Additionally, both vehicles offer the same warranty for corrosion and restraints. Drive home a new Orlando Toyota today It really comes down to what you want out of your next vehicle, and we recommend taking both of these 2023 Toyotas for a spin. You can see them both at Toyota of Orlando today at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can also see ALL of our inventory online or call us for more information about either vehicle at (407) 298-4500.

An all-new SUV has been added to the Toyota lineup - the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander was unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show last week, and Toyota of Orlando has the details. Get ready for this incredible new family ride, coming to a dealer near you! Get ready to meet the incredible new 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander As we said, the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander is all new. It's a reboot of the best-selling Orlando Toyota Highlander, but bigger - much bigger. While the original Toyota Highlander does have a third row, it's not exactly known for being spacious or comfortable, especially for adults. The 2024 Grand Highlander, on the other hand, takes that third row and expands it to ensure even adults can stretch out and get comfortable. Here are some of the highlights coming with the introduction of this new Toyota to the lineup. It'll come in three grades (XLE, Limited, and Platinum) with three different powertrains - a 2.4L turbo gas engine, a 2.5L hybrid that gets 34 mpg combined, and a hybrid MAX powertrain that gets 362 horsepower. It'll offer both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive options, paddle shifters, and dial multi-terrain select. It'll also be part of the "Beyond Zero" family (Toyota's new lineup that promises maximum fuel efficiency and low emissions) and have BZ badging The third row - as promised - will comfortably seat three adults but still leave room for seven carry-on suitcases in the cargo area behind it. All in all, if you fold down the second and third rows, you'll have an astounding 98 cubic feet of space. It packs a ton of tech designed to keep you entertained and connected, including a standard 12.3-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia system, Connected Service Drive Connect with Intelligent Assistant, Cloud Navigation and Destination Assist, dual Bluetooth phone connectivity, and standard wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto. You'll also love features like Wi-Fi Connect, HD Radio, SiriusXM® Platinum, a JBL® Premium Audio system with 11 speakers, seven USB-C ports, and Remote Connect. You'll still feel just as safe as you do in the original Orlando Toyota Highlander with safety features like Safety Connect, Service Connect, Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking. And don't forget convenience tech like a digital key, power rear liftgate with kick power, Qi wireless charging, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, rain-sensing wipers, and a beautiful panoramic moonroof. Now let's talk about aesthetics. The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander definitely evokes its smaller sibling - the Orlando Toyota Highlander - but obviously, it's larger and as such, has a different look in the rear especially. Here are some elements we love: A unique, trapezoidal, hammerhead front grille Multiple wheel sizes that get all the way up to 20" An available exclusive front and rear lower bumper Roof rails A soft-padded instrument panel and available wood-effect trim SofTex, Leather-trimmed, or Ultrasuede and leather seats with premium stitching and 10-way power-adjustable settings, all available in Light Gray and Black Follow Toyota of Orlando on social for more updates We can't wait to get our hands on the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander, coming to a dealer near you soon. We don't know exactly when it'll arrive at Toyota of Orlando, but we'll keep you posted and you can follow us on social media for updates. For more questions, call us at (407) 298-4500 OR stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall!

Thinking about buying a new 2023 Toyota Sequoia? Before you decide if this recently redesigned Orlando Toyota SUV is right for your drive time, you need to research its capabilities and features to ensure it has what you need. We're here to make that part easy - check out this streamlined guide to the 2023 Toyota Sequoia from Toyota of Orlando. What's new on the redesigned 2023 Toyota Sequoia? Toyota really took this spacious SUV up a notch for its most recent redesign. Not only is this Orlando Toyota now a hybrid, but it's also got a brand-new look from bumper to bumper, new trims, and exciting new features that span every aspect of your performance. Here are some of the most important details to keep in mind when you start considering the 2023 Toyota Sequoia for your next drive-time solution. It has a starting MSRP of $58,365 It comes in five trims (we'll get into details in a minute) It has a brand-new i-FORCE MAX Twin Turbo V6 Hybrid Powertrain that affords 20/22 mpg, four-wheel drive, and 437 Hp/583 Lb.-Ft of torque Those are probably the most important things to hit right away. Now let's talk a bit more about what you can expect from each trim of the 2023 Toyota Sequoia. 2023 Toyota Sequoia SR5 This particular trim of this Orlando Toyota is the base level, but it's anything but basic. It showcases features like 18" alloy wheels, Toyota Safety Sense 2.5, a Panoramic View Monitor, an 8-in. Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen with an 8-speaker audio system, and a power moonroof. It comes in rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive with the aforementioned hybrid V6 powertrain. 2023 Toyota Sequoia Limited The 2023 Toyota Sequoia Limited takes things up a notch in this plush SUV. It features 20" alloy wheels and a SofTex trimmed interior, as well as 8-way adjustable power seats for the driver and front passenger. It also offers highlights like a 14-in. Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen with 8-speaker audio system and a heated steering wheel and heated/ventilated front seats. You can also integrate the TRD Off-Road package into this trim. 2023 Toyota Sequoia Platinum The 2023 Toyota Sequoia Platinum sits on 20" black alloy wheels and showcases incredible elements like premium LED exterior lighting (including Daytime Running Lights and sequential turn signals), a power moonroof, second-row captain's chairs that recline, fold, and stow, a 14-in. Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen with 14 JBL® * speakers including subwoofer and amplifier, and Available Load-leveling Rear Height Control Air Suspension plus Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS) system. The 2023 Toyota Sequoia Platinum also offers the Tow Technology Package, which includes features like a digital display rearview mirror and Trailer Backup Guide with Straight Path Assist. 2023 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro The 2023 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro is truly one of a kind. It features 18" TRD Pro matte-black BBS® * wheels with TRD center caps and a black TOYOTA heritage grille, as well as an integrated LED light bar. The interior is trimmed in unique SofTex and has a leather-trimmed steering wheel with a TRD badge, red center stripe, and phone, audio, display/infotainment, and Driver Assist controls. The 2023 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro also offers TRD Pro off-road suspension with 2.5-in. FOX® * Internal Bypass coil-overs and rear remote-reservoir shocks, and a TRD Pro front stabilizer bar. 2023 Toyota Sequoia Capstone The 2023 Toyota Sequoia Capstone is pretty much the end-all-be-all when it comes to this Orlando Toyota SUV. It's the top trim and boasts incredible features like 22" dark chrome alloy wheels, Semi-aniline leather-trimmed seats with premium contrast stitching and 10-way power-adjustable front seats, and Dark American walnut wood-grain interior trim with backlit "CAPSTONE" on the passenger dashboard and metal speaker grilles. It also offers power-extending running boards, interior ambient lighting, and a 10" color Head-Up Display (HUD) with speedometer, navigation, and Hybrid System Indicator. The 2023 Toyota Sequoia interior is refined and luxurious The 2023 Toyota Sequoia interior is luxurious, tech-driven, and completely redesigned from the last model year. Our Orlando Toyota dealership is here to give you a deeper look into what it has to offer you when you slide behind the wheel. Style As noted, the 2023 Toyota Sequoia interior has been completely redesigned from end to end. It comfortably seats eight with three rows and offers the option of reclining, stowable second-row captain's chairs as well as a cargo space area that accommodates 22 cubic feet of gear. Here are some of our favorite features when it comes to style: Softex, leather, or semi-aniline leather seats with the option of premium stitching, as well as soft-touch material accents throughout the cabin Ambient lighting through the cabin including reading lights, pocket lights, and footwell lights Special badging for the 2023 Toyota Sequoia Platinum and 2023 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro interior, as well as a variety of floor mats The option of a Dark American walnut wood trim on the interior A leather-trimmed steering wheel and shift knob Comfort This spacious new Toyota in Orlando accommodates 8 without batting an eye. Here are some of the other features of the 2023 Toyota Sequoia interior designed to keep everyone as comfortable as possible: A fixed center console for ample arm rest room and four cupholders Heated and ventilated front and rear seats 8- and 10-way power adjustable seats Reclining second-row captain's chairs Qi wireless charging for devices as well as A multi-level adjustable cargo shelf system in the rear cargo area Three-zone automatic climate control An acoustic laminated windshield for a quiet cabin Second- and third-row sunshades Technology Stay connected effortlessly even behind the wheel with incredible features in the 2023 Toyota Sequoia interior. This Orlando Toyota showcases elements like: A digital display auto-dimming rearview mirror with compass and HomeLink Universal Transceiver A Panoramic View Monitor with cameras, as well as a backup camera with projected path The Smart Key System with Push Button Start A 10" Color Head-Up Display with speedometer, navigation, and Hybrid system indicator 8" and 14" audio system options that include features like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 14 JBL speakers including subwoofer and amplifier, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and navigation Safety Connect, WiFi Connect, Service Connect, Drive Connect, and Remote Connect Services 2023 Toyota Sequoia Colors: How can you customize your new Toyota? The 2023 Toyota Sequoia colors offer you a way to further customize your newest Toyota, inside and out. Here are the colors offered on the exterior: Ice Cap Wind Chill Pearl Celestial Silver Metallic Lunar Rock Army Green Solar Octane Magnetic Gray Metallic Midnight Black Metallic Smoked Mesquite Supersonic Red Blueprint As for the 2023 Toyota Sequoia colors for the interior, you'll have options like Black, Boulder, and Cockpit Red with special camo inserts. That's not all there is to love about this Orlando Toyota's style, though. This new SUV offers exterior options like multiple alloy wheel designs in various sizes, LED lighting, automatic running boards, Toyota heritage badging, roof rails, and more. 2023 Toyota Sequoia Specs: What you should know about performance When it comes to performance, the 2023 Toyota Sequoia is entirely new. Gone is the 5.7L V8 engine - it's been replaced with a more powerful AND more efficient i-FORCE MAX twin-turbo V6 hybrid engine. It offers 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft torque and gets 21/24 mpg. Here are some other 2023 Toyota Sequoia specs to look out for in terms of performance: A 10-speed electronically-controlled automatic transmission with intelligence (ECT-i) with sequential shift mode and uphill/downhill logic Twin turbochargers with electric waste gate valve actuators and a water-cooled intercooler The option of rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive with an electronically-controlled two-speed transfer case, as well as automatic limited-slip differential A fully-boxed high strength steel ladder frame Options like TRD Off-Road suspension with 2.5-inch FOX internal bypass coil-overs and rear remote-reservoir shocks, TRD sport-tuned suspension with Bilstein shocks, load-leveling rear height control air suspension with the adaptive variable suspension system, and independent double-wishbone front suspension An active aero front spoiler for enhanced performance Electronically controlled braking, an electric parking brake, and power-assisted ventilated 13.9-inch front disc brakes with opposed dual-piston brake calipers and 13.6-inch rear disc brakes with single-piston calipers Plus,  you'll have an incredible amount of safety tech at your fingertips. This new Toyota in Orlando offers safety elements like: Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 Star Safety System An Advanced Airbag System with 8 airbags A Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert Drive Start Control The LATCH system for car seats and booster seats Front and rear parking assist with automatic braking And more. 2023 Toyota Sequoia specs for off-roading The 2023 Toyota Sequoia is definitely decked out with tons of features designed for off-roading in addition to its luxurious interior and top technology. Here's what you can expect when you get behind the wheel of this Orlando Toyota: A minimum ground clearance of 8.6" and a minimum departure angle of 23/30 degrees A TRD aluminum front skid plate A multi-terrain monitor and multi-terrain select with CRAWL control and downhill assist control TOW/HAUL mode with trailer-sway control, as well as an integrated trailer brake controller with a multi-information display screen (this Orlando Toyota can tow up to 9,520 lbs) 2023 Toyota Sequoia Dimensions If you're looking for a spacious SUV to hit the road, then this Orlando Toyota definitely delivers. It seats 8 with plenty of room to spare and offers comfort features like power reclining seats in the second and third rows. On top of that, it offers 22.3 cubic feet of space with all seats occupied; conversely, if you fold the second and third rows down, you'll have 86.9 cubic feet of cargo space. And the panoramic glass moonroof doesn't affect your interior space - the dimensions for headroom are still 39.3 cubic feet. Ready to see it all for yourself? Visit Toyota of Orlando today. We're located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road and we're open until 10pm every single night. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive.

If you follow the automotive world at all, you probably know that Toyota recently released their all-electric 2 023 Toyota bz4X crossover. We haven't seen one at Toyota of Orlando yet but we're eagerly awaiting its arrival. In the interim, we've got more exciting electric news - an all-new Toyota concept SUV has been unveiled in the U.S. Here are the details! What is the new Toyota bZ SUV concept? The new Toyota bZ SUV concept was recently revealed and we're honestly ready for it to go into production now. Here's what you can expect when it arrives at Toyota of Orlando: It'll sit under the new "bZ" umbrella - bZ stands for Beyond Zero and applies to their battery electric vehicles. It has a distinctive look - it rocks an aerodynamic design with wheels pushed out to its four corners for a low, aggressive stance. It also has short overhands and sweepback angles, as well as a narrowed cabin design. It also has premium finishes that do double duty by also being eco-friendly. Interior seating is made from plant-based and recycled materials. This new Toyota bZ SUV concept also has incredible technology woven into its design. One particular piece of tech that we love is "Yui" - an in-car personal agent that connects the driver and passengers with the vehicle via audio and visual lighting cues around the cabin, and responds to their requests. The whole point of expanding the bZ line and adding a bZ SUV concept to the mix is to help create a feature where carbon neutrality is finally achieved by offering a portfolio of alternative-fuel and zero-emission options to its customers. On the global scale, Toyota will offer close to 30 electric vehicle options, including a total of five under the bZ umbrella. Hopefully, this will push Toyota toward its carbon neutrality goal by 2050. Still not sure if an electric car is the right choice for you? Toyota of Orlando is here to help you make the decision with as much knowledge as possible. Here are some of the points to consider when shopping for your next new Toyota: All-electric cars run solely on electric power - because of that, they have to be charged by plugging them in. You can always charge at a public charger or have a charger installed at your home, but charging them by plugging them into the wall can take days, so you need to have a charging plan in place. If you're worried about being able to keep your car charged up, then an Orlando Toyota hybrid or plug-in hybrid might be a better bet for you. Electric cars are definitely zero-emissions on a local level, but they might not be on a non-local level. Do your research to find out where your electricity comes from. If the electricity in your area is fueled by fossil fuels, you're still creating emissions (technically). That may affect your decision when it comes to buying an EV. You don't have to pay for gas. You do need to pay for electricity to charge your car, but it can be significantly cheaper than paying for gas (especially right now). Get more info on electric cars at Toyota of Orlando Have questions about the new Toyota bZ SUV concept or electric cars in general? We've got the answers. Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500 or stop by. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

Here in the US - and at Toyota of Orlando - we know which new Toyotas are our best-sellers. The cars we see the highest demand for include the Toyota Camry, Toyota Corolla, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Tacoma, and Toyota Highlander. However, not all of these models are available in other countries across the world, and even if they are they may not be the most popular option. Today we're skipping around the globe to see which are the best Toyota cars in other countries - buckle up! The best Toyota cars across the world Europe: OK, we know Europe isn't a country, it's a continent. However, although it's made up of numerous individual countries, they all have at least one thing in common (besides really good cheese and chocolate) - they all like the Toyota Yaris. This sporty hatchback is a fan favorite and has been for all four generations of its life in Europe. It's Toyota's most successful and best-selling vehicle in Europe, and with the addition of the new GR hot hatch a few years ago it's only surged in popularity. Mexico: In Mexico, the best Toyota cars boil down to just one: the Toyota Hilux. This versatile truck is super similar to the current Toyota Tacoma that you'll see at Toyota of Orlando but offers an even higher degree of durability (just ask the guys from Top Gear). The Toyota Hilux used to be for sale in the U.S. but was retired and is currently not in production stateside; however, it continues to be a much-loved favorite in other countries. In fact, it's considered to be one of the most popular and best Toyota cars in Latin America as a whole, especially in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina. Japan: Japan is where Toyota - quite literally - comes from, so it's pretty much expected that it has a whole list of the best Toyota cars to buy. The top contenders? The Toyota Yaris, Toyota Roomy, Toyota Corolla, and Toyota Alphard. The Yaris, as we know, is a sporty hatchback, while the Toyota Roomy is a seven-seater that's technically an SUV but looks more like a cross between an SUV and a van. The Corolla is a sleek sedan, and the Toyota Alphard is a futuristic-looking minivan. Toyota holds four of the top ten spots of the best cars in Japan... we're not surprised. Australia: If you head down (under) to Australia, you'll find that Toyotas are pretty popular. The best Toyota cars in this Oceanic country are the Toyota Hilux (which is perfect for taking on the rugged outback), the Toyota Corolla, and the Toyota RAV4. As Australia is a mix of unexplored wilderness and highly populated urban areas, it needs a solid mix of vehicles, and Toyota delivers on all accounts. Africa: Again, a continent and not a country, but despite being made of different individual countries, Africa as a whole prefers the Toyota Hilux (are you seeing a trend here?). This versatile and capable truck is perfect for taking on any type of terrain, which makes it perfect for the versatile landscapes on this continent. Additionally, the Toyota Corolla, Toyota Fortuner (a luxury SUV that reminds us of the Orlando Toyota Highlander), and the Toyota Hiace (a utilitarian van) are all popular options and are high up there on the best Toyota cars list in Africa. Canada: Head north and you'll see that Toyota still has a strong foothold amongst our Canadian neighbors. Their first choice? The Toyota Corolla, followed by the Toyota Camry and Toyota Prius. All three offer efficient, safe, and reliable performances to our friends up north and further, the Corolla is only 333 units behind the #1 best-selling car in Canada, the Honda Civic. Sounds like it's time to close the gap! See the best Toyota cars in the U.S. at Toyota of Orlando Have questions or want to explore the best Toyota cars in America? We've got you. Visit Toyota of Orlando today at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can also see all of our inventory online or call us at (407) 298-4500. We're open until 10pm!