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When you think of popular Toyota SUVs, your mind probably doesn't go straight to the Orlando Toyota Sequoia. And we get it - this plush SUV hasn't really been updated or redesigned in a while, and with all the buzz around the new Toyota Highlander and RAV4, it's easy to forget that the Toyota Sequoia is also waiting on the lot. However, it's about to be completely redone for the 2023 model year and our Orlando Toyota dealership is here to share what we know so far. Here's what we can tell you about the all-new, 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign. What will the all-new 2023 Toyota Sequoia have to offer when it arrives at Toyota of Orlando? The 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign is primed to step into the spotlight. After all, the Toyota Land Cruiser has officially been retired, leaving an empty slot for a larger, -performance-driven SUV to fill. This will be the third generation of the is SUV; the second generation was released in 2007 (as we said, it's in dire need of a redesign). The 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will likely sit on the new TNGA-F platform, which the new Toyota Tundra is utilizing this year. This platform provides numerous safety and ride quality improvements. We highly, highly doubt that this new generation will carry over the 5.7L V8 engine that it's been using. Remember, the new 2022 Toyota Tundra did away with the V8 and replaced it with both a twin-turbo V6 and i-Force Max hybrid version that offer 389 hp/479 lb-ft torque and 437 hp/583 lb-ft torque, respectively. Rumor has it that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will get both options, giving you plenty to work with. There's also a rumor going around that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will also offer special trim-levels similar to the Toyota Tundra, including a high-end "Capstone" trim that's crammed with luxury features, as well as a performance-driven TRD Pro trim. It's going to be rocking a new look entirely. The new Toyota Tundra is angular, muscular, and aggressive looking, and all signs point to the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign taking the same route in terms of aesthetics. It should be introduced and brought to dealers sometime this year - we're thinking maybe mid to late summer? It will definitely be a 2023 model and should take its place in the market in the next 8-10 months. That's all we know for now - we're sure Toyota will drop teasers and hints over the next few months to keep us on our toes as to what this new Orlando Toyota will offer and when it'll officially arrive on our lot. Want updates? Follow us on social media! We'll keep you posted with any and all details that we get in between now and the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign's arrival. Shop all of our 2022 Toyota SUVs in person OR online today Shop today - we're got tons of Toyota SUVs in stock at Toyota of Orlando and they're all just waiting for you to get behind the wheel. We're located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall and you can call us seven days a week to schedule your test drive at (407) 298-4500. See you soon, and don't forget to follow us on social media for more updates on the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign!

When you think of popular Toyota SUVs, your mind probably doesn't go straight to the Orlando Toyota Sequoia. And we get it - this plush SUV hasn't really been updated or redesigned in a while, and with all the buzz around the new Toyota Highlander and RAV4, it's easy to forget that the Toyota Sequoia is also waiting on the lot. However, it's about to be completely redone for the 2023 model year and our Orlando Toyota dealership is here to share what we know so far. Here's what we can tell you about the all-new, 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign. What will the all-new 2023 Toyota Sequoia have to offer when it arrives at Toyota of Orlando? The 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign is primed to step into the spotlight. After all, the Toyota Land Cruiser has officially been retired, leaving an empty slot for a larger, -performance-driven SUV to fill. This will be the third generation of the is SUV; the second generation was released in 2007 (as we said, it's in dire need of a redesign). The 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will likely sit on the new TNGA-F platform, which the new Toyota Tundra is utilizing this year. This platform provides numerous safety and ride quality improvements. We highly, highly doubt that this new generation will carry over the 5.7L V8 engine that it's been using. Remember, the new 2022 Toyota Tundra did away with the V8 and replaced it with both a twin-turbo V6 and i-Force Max hybrid version that offer 389 hp/479 lb-ft torque and 437 hp/583 lb-ft torque, respectively. Rumor has it that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will get both options, giving you plenty to work with. There's also a rumor going around that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will also offer special trim-levels similar to the Toyota Tundra, including a high-end "Capstone" trim that's crammed with luxury features, as well as a performance-driven TRD Pro trim. It's going to be rocking a new look entirely. The new Toyota Tundra is angular, muscular, and aggressive looking, and all signs point to the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign taking the same route in terms of aesthetics. It should be introduced and brought to dealers sometime this year - we're thinking maybe mid to late summer? It will definitely be a 2023 model and should take its place in the market in the next 8-10 months. That's all we know for now - we're sure Toyota will drop teasers and hints over the next few months to keep us on our toes as to what this new Orlando Toyota will offer and when it'll officially arrive on our lot. Want updates? Follow us on social media! We'll keep you posted with any and all details that we get in between now and the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign's arrival. Shop all of our 2022 Toyota SUVs in person OR online today Shop today - we're got tons of Toyota SUVs in stock at Toyota of Orlando and they're all just waiting for you to get behind the wheel. We're located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall and you can call us seven days a week to schedule your test drive at (407) 298-4500. See you soon, and don't forget to follow us on social media for more updates on the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign!

2021 was a year to remember (for a lot of reasons, some good, some bad, some just totally weird). For Toyota, it's a year to remember for the good things. Although there were massive semi-conductor chip shortages, COVID-related shutdowns in factories and plants, and less inventory than usual, it still managed to come out on top in a big way. Drumroll, please: for the first time in 90 years straight, GM has been knocked out of the top-selling automaker spot by none other than Toyota. That's right - Toyota was officially the top-selling automaker in America in 2021. Toyota knocks GM out of top-selling automaker spot This is a big deal not only because it's a huge accomplishment, but also because GM has held firm to spot numero uno for 90 years straight. Since 1931, it's been in first place without missing a single year... until now. Here are some of the highlights: Toyota sold 2.3 million cars in the US in 2021, up 10.4% from 2020. GM sold 2.2 million cars, down 12.9% from the prior year. Toyota increased sales of both cars and trucks last year, with the Toyota Tacoma jumping up 5.7% in sales year over year. Alternative fuel vehicle sales were at 600,000 for the year, up 73%. Overall, top-selling models included the ever-popular Toyota Corolla, Toyota Camry, Toyota Tacoma, and Toyota Highlander, all of which were up in sales from last year. So, why do people love Toyotas so much? We know we're biased here at Toyota of Orlando, but the facts are the facts. Here are some of the reasons people just keep coming back to the Toyota family: Variety. The Toyota lineup is impressive, spanning everything from compact and fuel-efficient hatchbacks to powerful trucks and spacious SUVS. Between the sedans, hatchbacks, trucks, SUVs, crossovers, and minivans up for grabs, consumers can find what they need (and want) in the expansive inventory lineup. Reliability. Toyotas are renowned on a global level - not just a national level - for their incredible reliability. These cars last for decades and well into high-mileage and not only that, but they do it with minimal problems and repairs needed. Affordability. Not only that, when you shop for an Orlando Toyota you know you're going to find affordable options up for grabs. All of our vehicles come in multiple trim-levels and offer packages and options that allow you to stay within your budget and still find the car you need for all of your drive time needs. Safety. It's also well-known that Toyota is on top of their safety game. They have an entire facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan devoted solely to safety technology research and design, and their vehicles routinely get top IIHS safety ratings across the board. Alternative fuel options. Finally, when you shop for Toyotas, you'll have the option of getting an alternative fuel vehicle. Whether you want one for better fuel efficiency or just cleaner performance, you'll be able to choose from hybrid vehicles, fuel cell vehicles, and soon (with the introduction of the bZ4X later this year) electric vehicles. See for yourself why Toyota is #1 at Toyota of Orlando Don't take our word for it - see for yourself! Come down to Toyota of Orlando and take a test drive. We're open seven days a week until 10 pm at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can also shop online 24/7 OR call us at (407) 298-4500 to set up an appointment!

2021 was a year to remember (for a lot of reasons, some good, some bad, some just totally weird). For Toyota, it's a year to remember for the good things. Although there were massive semi-conductor chip shortages, COVID-related shutdowns in factories and plants, and less inventory than usual, it still managed to come out on top in a big way. Drumroll, please: for the first time in 90 years straight, GM has been knocked out of the top-selling automaker spot by none other than Toyota. That's right - Toyota was officially the top-selling automaker in America in 2021. Toyota knocks GM out of top-selling automaker spot This is a big deal not only because it's a huge accomplishment, but also because GM has held firm to spot numero uno for 90 years straight. Since 1931, it's been in first place without missing a single year... until now. Here are some of the highlights: Toyota sold 2.3 million cars in the US in 2021, up 10.4% from 2020. GM sold 2.2 million cars, down 12.9% from the prior year. Toyota increased sales of both cars and trucks last year, with the Toyota Tacoma jumping up 5.7% in sales year over year. Alternative fuel vehicle sales were at 600,000 for the year, up 73%. Overall, top-selling models included the ever-popular Toyota Corolla, Toyota Camry, Toyota Tacoma, and Toyota Highlander, all of which were up in sales from last year. So, why do people love Toyotas so much? We know we're biased here at Toyota of Orlando, but the facts are the facts. Here are some of the reasons people just keep coming back to the Toyota family: Variety. The Toyota lineup is impressive, spanning everything from compact and fuel-efficient hatchbacks to powerful trucks and spacious SUVS. Between the sedans, hatchbacks, trucks, SUVs, crossovers, and minivans up for grabs, consumers can find what they need (and want) in the expansive inventory lineup. Reliability. Toyotas are renowned on a global level - not just a national level - for their incredible reliability. These cars last for decades and well into high-mileage and not only that, but they do it with minimal problems and repairs needed. Affordability. Not only that, when you shop for an Orlando Toyota you know you're going to find affordable options up for grabs. All of our vehicles come in multiple trim-levels and offer packages and options that allow you to stay within your budget and still find the car you need for all of your drive time needs. Safety. It's also well-known that Toyota is on top of their safety game. They have an entire facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan devoted solely to safety technology research and design, and their vehicles routinely get top IIHS safety ratings across the board. Alternative fuel options. Finally, when you shop for Toyotas, you'll have the option of getting an alternative fuel vehicle. Whether you want one for better fuel efficiency or just cleaner performance, you'll be able to choose from hybrid vehicles, fuel cell vehicles, and soon (with the introduction of the bZ4X later this year) electric vehicles. See for yourself why Toyota is #1 at Toyota of Orlando Don't take our word for it - see for yourself! Come down to Toyota of Orlando and take a test drive. We're open seven days a week until 10 pm at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can also shop online 24/7 OR call us at (407) 298-4500 to set up an appointment!

The Toyota Corolla is one of the best-selling cars in the world - literally. It's renowned on a global scale for its compact style, sporty performance, fuel efficiency, safety, cutting-edge technology... we could keep going, but we're sure you get the idea. And on top of all that, an all-new Toyota Corolla Hot Hatch has been getting teased for months now and we expect to see it stateside sometime in 2022. Since its introduction to the automotive market back in the 1960s, it's been full-steam ahead for this much-loved sedan. The Toyota Corolla gets put to print That's why we weren't surprised when Toyota hit the 50 million mark in terms of cars sold. It took 55 years to achieve the goal, and they're celebrating in a big, big way - with a new original manga comic series that traces the history of the iconic Toyota Corolla. This is a first for the automaker, and they're pulling out all the stops. Here's what we know about this Orlando Toyota Corolla-themed  manga series: It's only been released in Japan (although we're sure you'll be able to work your internet magic and get a copy) and is entirely in Japanese. Additionally, it's only available online - we don't know yet if a printed copy will be released at any point. The comic traces the history of the iconic Toyota Corolla, hitting all the highlights in its illustrious life over the years. It starts in the 1960s (when the car first came out) with a father bringing how the first-generation model and taking his family out for a spin to experience it. The comic then hops to the 1970s and features a father-and-son duo having a talk while out for a drive. The 1980s portion of the series features the immensely popular AE86 Corolla, which is still a hot commodity to this day. The 1990s showcase a family taking the Toyota Corolla out for ice cream. Then, for some reason, the comic bypasses the 2000s and 2010s and hops right into the 2020s, and showcases the new top-of-the-line technology found in the Orlando Toyota Corolla. The illustrations are beautiful and also drawn in a period-correct style for each section. The stories are based on true-life experiences and photos that were submitted by actual Corolla owners. However, if you'd rather get behind the wheel than see it in a manga series, you're in luck - the 2022 Toyota Corolla is waiting for you at Toyota of Orlando. Here are some of the highlights you don't want to miss on the latest model year: Nine different models to choose from, including a hybrid model, two unique Apex Special Editions, and a new Nightshade Edition Fuel efficiency of 31/40 mpg An affordable starting MSRP of just $20,075 A spacious and sleek interior trimmed in sporty SofTex material Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and more for entertainment Remote connect capabilities Test drive this Orlando Toyota today And more. Why not test drive it today? Head down to Toyota of Orlando - we're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

The Toyota Corolla is one of the best-selling cars in the world - literally. It's renowned on a global scale for its compact style, sporty performance, fuel efficiency, safety, cutting-edge technology... we could keep going, but we're sure you get the idea. And on top of all that, an all-new Toyota Corolla Hot Hatch has been getting teased for months now and we expect to see it stateside sometime in 2022. Since its introduction to the automotive market back in the 1960s, it's been full-steam ahead for this much-loved sedan. The Toyota Corolla gets put to print That's why we weren't surprised when Toyota hit the 50 million mark in terms of cars sold. It took 55 years to achieve the goal, and they're celebrating in a big, big way - with a new original manga comic series that traces the history of the iconic Toyota Corolla. This is a first for the automaker, and they're pulling out all the stops. Here's what we know about this Orlando Toyota Corolla-themed  manga series: It's only been released in Japan (although we're sure you'll be able to work your internet magic and get a copy) and is entirely in Japanese. Additionally, it's only available online - we don't know yet if a printed copy will be released at any point. The comic traces the history of the iconic Toyota Corolla, hitting all the highlights in its illustrious life over the years. It starts in the 1960s (when the car first came out) with a father bringing how the first-generation model and taking his family out for a spin to experience it. The comic then hops to the 1970s and features a father-and-son duo having a talk while out for a drive. The 1980s portion of the series features the immensely popular AE86 Corolla, which is still a hot commodity to this day. The 1990s showcase a family taking the Toyota Corolla out for ice cream. Then, for some reason, the comic bypasses the 2000s and 2010s and hops right into the 2020s, and showcases the new top-of-the-line technology found in the Orlando Toyota Corolla. The illustrations are beautiful and also drawn in a period-correct style for each section. The stories are based on true-life experiences and photos that were submitted by actual Corolla owners. However, if you'd rather get behind the wheel than see it in a manga series, you're in luck - the 2022 Toyota Corolla is waiting for you at Toyota of Orlando. Here are some of the highlights you don't want to miss on the latest model year: Nine different models to choose from, including a hybrid model, two unique Apex Special Editions, and a new Nightshade Edition Fuel efficiency of 31/40 mpg An affordable starting MSRP of just $20,075 A spacious and sleek interior trimmed in sporty SofTex material Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and more for entertainment Remote connect capabilities Test drive this Orlando Toyota today And more. Why not test drive it today? Head down to Toyota of Orlando - we're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

When it comes to trucks, the Toyota world has been abuzz. The newly redesigned 2022 Toyota Tundr a is arriving at dealerships as we speak and yesterday, Toyota unveiled two new EV truck concepts that have people talking. Toyota of Orlando is here with the details. Are new electric Toyotas coming? We all know that Toyota is gearing up to add more electric and hybrid cars to its lineup; the company is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and offering customers more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly options. That's why our Orlando Toyota dealership wasn't overly shocked when they unveiled two new EV concept trucks this week at a Battery EV Strategies meeting - a Tacoma EV and a Compact Cruiser EV (which is extremely reminiscent of the now-retired Toyota FJ Cruiser). The new Toyota Tacoma is due for a redesign and rumor has it that next year is the year. And given that the Toyota Tundra was given a complete overhaul under the hood and now offers a hybrid drivetrain option, we wouldn't be surprised to see Toyota introduce a hybrid or electric option for the next generation of the Orlando Toyota Tacoma. From what we can tell, it would be a midsize truck (or sit somewhere in between the current Toyota Tacoma and new Toyota Tundra). Additionally, the concept that came out looks similar to the newly redesigned Tundra in many ways - honestly, you could just replace the grille with something a little more traditional and roll this truck right off of the assembly line. And offering an electric option wouldn't affect performance; after all, electric cars offer instant horsepower and torque. The Compact Cruiser, on the other hand, is a major callback to the iconic Toyota FJ Cruiser that was retired circa 2013. It also looks a bit like the FT-4X concept that came out in 2017. This sporty concept would offer some stiff competition to the new Ford Bronco and Jeep Wrangler if it did come out, offering both horsepower and torque as well as an eco-friendly performance and enhanced fuel efficiency. This one seems a little less likely than the new Toyota Tacoma offering an electric option, but since the Toyota Land Cruiser was retired, there is a hole in Toyota's off-roading lineup, it is plausible. We've been hearing rumors that Toyota wants to fill said spot and also compete with the popular new Ford Bronco, so fingers crossed, off-roaders. Get the latest Toyota news from Toyota of Orlando Only time will tell whether or not these two EV concepts will make it to production, but we'll keep you posted (and you can follow us on social media for regular updates). To see the new 2022 Toyota Tundra in person or to test drive any of our hybrid cars and SUVs, call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500 or stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

When it comes to trucks, the Toyota world has been abuzz. The newly redesigned 2022 Toyota Tundr a is arriving at dealerships as we speak and yesterday, Toyota unveiled two new EV truck concepts that have people talking. Toyota of Orlando is here with the details. Are new electric Toyotas coming? We all know that Toyota is gearing up to add more electric and hybrid cars to its lineup; the company is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and offering customers more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly options. That's why our Orlando Toyota dealership wasn't overly shocked when they unveiled two new EV concept trucks this week at a Battery EV Strategies meeting - a Tacoma EV and a Compact Cruiser EV (which is extremely reminiscent of the now-retired Toyota FJ Cruiser). The new Toyota Tacoma is due for a redesign and rumor has it that next year is the year. And given that the Toyota Tundra was given a complete overhaul under the hood and now offers a hybrid drivetrain option, we wouldn't be surprised to see Toyota introduce a hybrid or electric option for the next generation of the Orlando Toyota Tacoma. From what we can tell, it would be a midsize truck (or sit somewhere in between the current Toyota Tacoma and new Toyota Tundra). Additionally, the concept that came out looks similar to the newly redesigned Tundra in many ways - honestly, you could just replace the grille with something a little more traditional and roll this truck right off of the assembly line. And offering an electric option wouldn't affect performance; after all, electric cars offer instant horsepower and torque. The Compact Cruiser, on the other hand, is a major callback to the iconic Toyota FJ Cruiser that was retired circa 2013. It also looks a bit like the FT-4X concept that came out in 2017. This sporty concept would offer some stiff competition to the new Ford Bronco and Jeep Wrangler if it did come out, offering both horsepower and torque as well as an eco-friendly performance and enhanced fuel efficiency. This one seems a little less likely than the new Toyota Tacoma offering an electric option, but since the Toyota Land Cruiser was retired, there is a hole in Toyota's off-roading lineup, it is plausible. We've been hearing rumors that Toyota wants to fill said spot and also compete with the popular new Ford Bronco, so fingers crossed, off-roaders. Get the latest Toyota news from Toyota of Orlando Only time will tell whether or not these two EV concepts will make it to production, but we'll keep you posted (and you can follow us on social media for regular updates). To see the new 2022 Toyota Tundra in person or to test drive any of our hybrid cars and SUVs, call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500 or stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

It's the first full week of December and Toyota of Orlando is back with another round of new Toyota news for your Monday. See what's new with the automaker and also, get ready - the 2022 Toyota Tundra will be here at our Orlando Toyota dealership any day! Another Toyota news roundup 2022 Toyota Tundra officially in production If you didn't know that an all-new, fully redesigned 2022 Toyota Tundra was headed our way, then we're sorry and we don't know where you've been for the past like, year and a half. But it is, and the truck is officially in production and ready to hit the road in San Antonio, Texas. This incredible new Orlando Toyota should be arriving at our dealership any day - you can view the inventory online to see what's coming and schedule an appointment to come in and put yourself in the driver's seat. Toyota vows to go fully zero-emissions in Europe by 2035 Toyota is all about going green - not only did they get the ball rolling with the iconic Toyota Prius back in the 2000s, but they also continue to design and produce green cars that embrace hybrid, electric, and fuel cell tech. And they're getting serious - the automaker just claimed that by 2035, it's their goal for all sales to be completely zero emissions in Europe. And there's good news for us, too. Toyota also stated that by 2030, at least half of their lineup would be available in zero emissions models (electric and fuel cell). So if you want to go green, you'll have plenty of options. Personally, we can't wait for the new Toyota bZ4X to get here. New Arctic Trucks Land Cruiser unveiled Everyone knows that the Toyota Land Cruiser is an icon when it comes to off-roading. And everyone was bummed when it was announced that this legendary SUV was being discontinued in the US. However, it's still being produced overseas, and Arctic Trucks Russia got their hands on the new 300 Series to create a seriously cool concept. This particular Toyota Land Cruiser has redesigned wheel arches, a reinforced suspension system with new dampers and springs, and a wider track... all of which means much better handling on icy or snowy surfaces. We'd drive it. Another GR Corolla teaser shared by Toyota USA Another week of Toyota news, and another GR Corolla teaser. Toyota USA is living their best life on Instagram whipping their fans into a frenzy with sly teasers about the new GR Corolla (which we are POSITIVE is coming soon). This particular shot is of the already-existing Toyota Corolla Hatchback but if you look closely, you'll notice a camouflaged Corolla prototype hiding in the shadows. You'll also see that on the red shipping container above the car, there's lettering - NA (North America) and G16 (a nod to the engine in the current GR Yaris) are both right there. We're biting - it's happening. Get more Toyota news from Toyota of Orlando Want more Toyota news updates? Call Toyota of Orlando at (407) 298-4500. We're open seven days a week. You can also swing by and see us! We're conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall!

It's the first full week of December and Toyota of Orlando is back with another round of new Toyota news for your Monday. See what's new with the automaker and also, get ready - the 2022 Toyota Tundra will be here at our Orlando Toyota dealership any day! Another Toyota news roundup 2022 Toyota Tundra officially in production If you didn't know that an all-new, fully redesigned 2022 Toyota Tundra was headed our way, then we're sorry and we don't know where you've been for the past like, year and a half. But it is, and the truck is officially in production and ready to hit the road in San Antonio, Texas. This incredible new Orlando Toyota should be arriving at our dealership any day - you can view the inventory online to see what's coming and schedule an appointment to come in and put yourself in the driver's seat. Toyota vows to go fully zero-emissions in Europe by 2035 Toyota is all about going green - not only did they get the ball rolling with the iconic Toyota Prius back in the 2000s, but they also continue to design and produce green cars that embrace hybrid, electric, and fuel cell tech. And they're getting serious - the automaker just claimed that by 2035, it's their goal for all sales to be completely zero emissions in Europe. And there's good news for us, too. Toyota also stated that by 2030, at least half of their lineup would be available in zero emissions models (electric and fuel cell). So if you want to go green, you'll have plenty of options. Personally, we can't wait for the new Toyota bZ4X to get here. New Arctic Trucks Land Cruiser unveiled Everyone knows that the Toyota Land Cruiser is an icon when it comes to off-roading. And everyone was bummed when it was announced that this legendary SUV was being discontinued in the US. However, it's still being produced overseas, and Arctic Trucks Russia got their hands on the new 300 Series to create a seriously cool concept. This particular Toyota Land Cruiser has redesigned wheel arches, a reinforced suspension system with new dampers and springs, and a wider track... all of which means much better handling on icy or snowy surfaces. We'd drive it. Another GR Corolla teaser shared by Toyota USA Another week of Toyota news, and another GR Corolla teaser. Toyota USA is living their best life on Instagram whipping their fans into a frenzy with sly teasers about the new GR Corolla (which we are POSITIVE is coming soon). This particular shot is of the already-existing Toyota Corolla Hatchback but if you look closely, you'll notice a camouflaged Corolla prototype hiding in the shadows. You'll also see that on the red shipping container above the car, there's lettering - NA (North America) and G16 (a nod to the engine in the current GR Yaris) are both right there. We're biting - it's happening. Get more Toyota news from Toyota of Orlando Want more Toyota news updates? Call Toyota of Orlando at (407) 298-4500. We're open seven days a week. You can also swing by and see us! We're conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall!

Another week, another Toyota news roundup! Thanksgiving is over and it's back to business for everyone so our Orlando Toyota dealership is here with a fresh round of new Toyota news. We're covering everything from a GR Corolla teaser to why Toyotas have been deemed some of the most reliable cars (again), so buckle up! Toyota Tundra slam dunks Ford F-150 in general, but also in one specific area The 2022 Toyota Tundra will be here in mere weeks - WEEKS - and we're eagerly awaiting its arrival at Toyota of Orlando. However, even though we haven't been able to get our hands on one yet, the critics and experts have. So far, the reviews are in and they're all good; people are living for the all-new design, performance, and tech specs that this completely redesigned truck will have to offer. One news piece that stuck out to us this week, however, is how it compares to the Ford F-150 (one of its main competitors) in one extremely important area... resale value. To put it neatly, the 2022 Toyota Tundra crushes the competition with its innate ability to hold its value. J.D. Power is projecting the new Toyota Tundra to have the BEST resale value in its segment, and CarsDirect is forecasting that it'll have the best residual value in a lease. Bottom line? You're getting your money's worth and making a smart investment if you put this Orlando Toyota in your driveway. Is Toyota teasing a GR Corolla on Instagram? If you follow Toyota USA on the 'Gram, you probably got pretty excited this weekend to see what some users are basically calling an "I Spy" game in their feed. They posted a picture of a Corolla Hatchback - nothing new, it's been out for a few years - but in it, liberally sprinkled hints that fuel the recent rumors that a GR Corolla is headed stateside. The image is below: And hints are as follows: The time on the gauge cluster is G:16, which is a shout-out to the G16E-GTS turbocharged 3-cylinder engine that's currently in the much-coveted GR Yaris. That engine puts out 268 horsepower, and 268 is seen on the climate controls in this hatchback's dash. The nav system shows "GR Four Road", which is a reference to the all-wheel-drive system with Torsen limited-slip differentials in the front and rear and an electronically-controlled center differential. And to top it off, there's a teeny tiny teaser of a camouflaged GR Corolla Hatchback in the background of the image. Consensus says it's coming. Toyota Tundra pricing announced Like we said, the first round of 2022 Toyota Tundras is coming in mere weeks (and you can always pre-purchase yours on our website - they're live in our inventory NOW). Pricing has also been officially announced, and this completely redesigned truck will kick things off with a starting MSRP of $44,990. There will be 23 different trim and model configurations up for grabs, so whatever you're looking for, it'll have it. Toyota dominates list of 2021's most reliable cars No surprise here - Consumer Report's annual list of the year's most reliable cars is out, and Toyota dominated. They took three of the top ten spots with the Toyota Highlander, Toyota Prius, and Toyota Prius Prime taking spots 8, 4, and 3, respectively. We think they should ALL be on the list, but hey - we guess Consumer Reports has to be fair.

Another week, another Toyota news roundup! Thanksgiving is over and it's back to business for everyone so our Orlando Toyota dealership is here with a fresh round of new Toyota news. We're covering everything from a GR Corolla teaser to why Toyotas have been deemed some of the most reliable cars (again), so buckle up! Toyota Tundra slam dunks Ford F-150 in general, but also in one specific area The 2022 Toyota Tundra will be here in mere weeks - WEEKS - and we're eagerly awaiting its arrival at Toyota of Orlando. However, even though we haven't been able to get our hands on one yet, the critics and experts have. So far, the reviews are in and they're all good; people are living for the all-new design, performance, and tech specs that this completely redesigned truck will have to offer. One news piece that stuck out to us this week, however, is how it compares to the Ford F-150 (one of its main competitors) in one extremely important area... resale value. To put it neatly, the 2022 Toyota Tundra crushes the competition with its innate ability to hold its value. J.D. Power is projecting the new Toyota Tundra to have the BEST resale value in its segment, and CarsDirect is forecasting that it'll have the best residual value in a lease. Bottom line? You're getting your money's worth and making a smart investment if you put this Orlando Toyota in your driveway. Is Toyota teasing a GR Corolla on Instagram? If you follow Toyota USA on the 'Gram, you probably got pretty excited this weekend to see what some users are basically calling an "I Spy" game in their feed. They posted a picture of a Corolla Hatchback - nothing new, it's been out for a few years - but in it, liberally sprinkled hints that fuel the recent rumors that a GR Corolla is headed stateside. The image is below: And hints are as follows: The time on the gauge cluster is G:16, which is a shout-out to the G16E-GTS turbocharged 3-cylinder engine that's currently in the much-coveted GR Yaris. That engine puts out 268 horsepower, and 268 is seen on the climate controls in this hatchback's dash. The nav system shows "GR Four Road", which is a reference to the all-wheel-drive system with Torsen limited-slip differentials in the front and rear and an electronically-controlled center differential. And to top it off, there's a teeny tiny teaser of a camouflaged GR Corolla Hatchback in the background of the image. Consensus says it's coming. Toyota Tundra pricing announced Like we said, the first round of 2022 Toyota Tundras is coming in mere weeks (and you can always pre-purchase yours on our website - they're live in our inventory NOW). Pricing has also been officially announced, and this completely redesigned truck will kick things off with a starting MSRP of $44,990. There will be 23 different trim and model configurations up for grabs, so whatever you're looking for, it'll have it. Toyota dominates list of 2021's most reliable cars No surprise here - Consumer Report's annual list of the year's most reliable cars is out, and Toyota dominated. They took three of the top ten spots with the Toyota Highlander, Toyota Prius, and Toyota Prius Prime taking spots 8, 4, and 3, respectively. We think they should ALL be on the list, but hey - we guess Consumer Reports has to be fair.