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If you could get the chance to get behind the wheel of the Toyota MR2 again - albeit a slightly different iteration - would you take it? Well, you may get the opportunity soon(ish). Rumor has it that the much-loved Toyota MR2 may be making its way back onto the market in the upcoming decade and Toyota of Orlando is here to share the speculation. Buckle up - you may just get your shot to climb into the driver's seat of this sporty two-seater after all. Will this much-loved Toyota sports car make its way back to Orlando? According to rumors swirling in the automotive world, the Toyota MR2 could be making its way back to Orlando in 2024. However, it'll be a different type of vehicle - it's expected that given Toyota's push toward greener cars, it could be revived as a hybrid car or even an all-electric model. Here's what's been speculated so far: The next Toyota MR2 would be a ways out if it's coming back to the market - we likely wouldn't see it even revealed until 2023 or 2024. Akio Toyoda - the president of Toyota Motor Corporation - has spoken numerous times of his desire to have "three brothers" in the lineup (since there were three main sports cars in the 1980s). We've gotten the Orlando Toyota Supra back and the Toyota 86 is on the market (and could be in the place of the Toyota Celica), so it only makes sense that the Toyota MR2 is the next addition. It's likely that some collaboration with another automaker will take place. Remember, both the Orlando Toyota Supra and Toyota 86 were collabs (with BMW and Subaru, respectively). There's a high probability that in its efforts to make its lineup greener, Toyota would try to make the mid-engine sports car Toyota MR2 either hybrid or electric. And that's all we really can say for now... but we promise that the minute more information comes to light, we'll share it! The Toyota MR2: past and present For now, we'll give you a quick refresher on the basics of the Toyota MR2 and its history. The Toyota MR2 is a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car that has two seats - a driver's seat and front passenger's seat. It was on the market from 1994 - 2007 and spanned three generations of iterations. Although it was a sports car, it was economical and compact, not to mention fun to drive with its mid-engine placement. It had fully-independent MacPherson strut front and rear suspensions and showcased an inline-four engine that was transverse-mounted. The designers wanted to create a car that was fuel-efficient and fun, which evolved into this popular sports car. Some models were convertibles while others were traditional hard tops We'll keep you posted as more details come to fruition about this incredible news, but in the meantime, why not check out our current lineup of sports cars? You can see both the Toyota 86 and Toyota Supra in person today at Toyota of Orlando at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

If you could get the chance to get behind the wheel of the Toyota MR2 again - albeit a slightly different iteration - would you take it? Well, you may get the opportunity soon(ish). Rumor has it that the much-loved Toyota MR2 may be making its way back onto the market in the upcoming decade and Toyota of Orlando is here to share the speculation. Buckle up - you may just get your shot to climb into the driver's seat of this sporty two-seater after all. Will this much-loved Toyota sports car make its way back to Orlando? According to rumors swirling in the automotive world, the Toyota MR2 could be making its way back to Orlando in 2024. However, it'll be a different type of vehicle - it's expected that given Toyota's push toward greener cars, it could be revived as a hybrid car or even an all-electric model. Here's what's been speculated so far: The next Toyota MR2 would be a ways out if it's coming back to the market - we likely wouldn't see it even revealed until 2023 or 2024. Akio Toyoda - the president of Toyota Motor Corporation - has spoken numerous times of his desire to have "three brothers" in the lineup (since there were three main sports cars in the 1980s). We've gotten the Orlando Toyota Supra back and the Toyota 86 is on the market (and could be in the place of the Toyota Celica), so it only makes sense that the Toyota MR2 is the next addition. It's likely that some collaboration with another automaker will take place. Remember, both the Orlando Toyota Supra and Toyota 86 were collabs (with BMW and Subaru, respectively). There's a high probability that in its efforts to make its lineup greener, Toyota would try to make the mid-engine sports car Toyota MR2 either hybrid or electric. And that's all we really can say for now... but we promise that the minute more information comes to light, we'll share it! The Toyota MR2: past and present For now, we'll give you a quick refresher on the basics of the Toyota MR2 and its history. The Toyota MR2 is a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car that has two seats - a driver's seat and front passenger's seat. It was on the market from 1994 - 2007 and spanned three generations of iterations. Although it was a sports car, it was economical and compact, not to mention fun to drive with its mid-engine placement. It had fully-independent MacPherson strut front and rear suspensions and showcased an inline-four engine that was transverse-mounted. The designers wanted to create a car that was fuel-efficient and fun, which evolved into this popular sports car. Some models were convertibles while others were traditional hard tops We'll keep you posted as more details come to fruition about this incredible news, but in the meantime, why not check out our current lineup of sports cars? You can see both the Toyota 86 and Toyota Supra in person today at Toyota of Orlando at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

The Orlando Toyota Corolla is a pretty sporty-looking sedan; it always has been. It's also great when it comes to performance - it's quick, fun to drive, and fuel-efficient so you save money every time you hit the gas pump. However, Toyota is taking this best-seller to a brand new level with the introduction of the 2021 Toyota Corolla Apex Edition. This limited-edition Toyota will offer not only an even sportier design but also an upgraded performance that will make your drive time more exciting than ever before. Toyota of Orlando has the details. What will the 2021 Toyota Corolla Apex Edition offer? We'll start with the basics - this special edition Toyota will only be available on the SE and XSE grades. It'll start arriving at dealerships this fall, and only 6,000 will be produced so you better get your hands on one quick if you want to put it in the driveway. The SE will start at $23,230 and the XSE will start at $26,680. Let's talk about performance changes next. We already know that the original Toyota Corolla is fuel-efficient and sporty when it comes to hitting the road. Here's what's new on the limited Apex Edition: Both the SE and XSE grades of this limited-edition Orlando Toyota Corolla will have a 2.0L 4-cylinder under the hood that offers 169 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque for a little get-up-and-go. The SE model will have a six-speed manual gearbox, while the XSE will stick with the automatic CVT transmission. Only 120 manual models will be available out of the 6,000 total models produced. A new track-tuned suspension system has been introduced with new coil springs that lower the car by .6 inches. There are also increased spring rates, new shock absorbers with built-in internal rebound springs, and new jounce jumpers. This results in superior handling, stability, and steering response, as well as improved comfort for driver and passengers alike, as well as enhanced roll stiffness (which means way better cornering). This new Toyota also showcases revised Electric Power Steering and a Catback exhaust system. Now let's talk looks. The design of the 2021 Toyota Corolla Apex Edition has been enhanced to offer upgrades like: 18" gloss black cast-aluminum wheels LED exterior lighting and smoked LED taillights Black mirror caps A redesigned front fascia and front spoiler A new body kit with side moldings and a rear diffuser, as well as new fog light covers (all of which help cut wind resistance) A 3.5" stainless steel exhaust tip And an interior decked out with premium SofTex and heated front seats. Get more info on this special edition from Toyota of Orlando As noted, this special-edition Toyota Corolla will be arriving at Toyota of Orlando this fall. We'll be sure to keep you posted as to when it gets here, and remember - only 6,000 total are being produced, so don't delay in getting behind the wheel! Call us today for more info at (407) 298-4500 ot stop by and chat with us. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

The Orlando Toyota Corolla is a pretty sporty-looking sedan; it always has been. It's also great when it comes to performance - it's quick, fun to drive, and fuel-efficient so you save money every time you hit the gas pump. However, Toyota is taking this best-seller to a brand new level with the introduction of the 2021 Toyota Corolla Apex Edition. This limited-edition Toyota will offer not only an even sportier design but also an upgraded performance that will make your drive time more exciting than ever before. Toyota of Orlando has the details. What will the 2021 Toyota Corolla Apex Edition offer? We'll start with the basics - this special edition Toyota will only be available on the SE and XSE grades. It'll start arriving at dealerships this fall, and only 6,000 will be produced so you better get your hands on one quick if you want to put it in the driveway. The SE will start at $23,230 and the XSE will start at $26,680. Let's talk about performance changes next. We already know that the original Toyota Corolla is fuel-efficient and sporty when it comes to hitting the road. Here's what's new on the limited Apex Edition: Both the SE and XSE grades of this limited-edition Orlando Toyota Corolla will have a 2.0L 4-cylinder under the hood that offers 169 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque for a little get-up-and-go. The SE model will have a six-speed manual gearbox, while the XSE will stick with the automatic CVT transmission. Only 120 manual models will be available out of the 6,000 total models produced. A new track-tuned suspension system has been introduced with new coil springs that lower the car by .6 inches. There are also increased spring rates, new shock absorbers with built-in internal rebound springs, and new jounce jumpers. This results in superior handling, stability, and steering response, as well as improved comfort for driver and passengers alike, as well as enhanced roll stiffness (which means way better cornering). This new Toyota also showcases revised Electric Power Steering and a Catback exhaust system. Now let's talk looks. The design of the 2021 Toyota Corolla Apex Edition has been enhanced to offer upgrades like: 18" gloss black cast-aluminum wheels LED exterior lighting and smoked LED taillights Black mirror caps A redesigned front fascia and front spoiler A new body kit with side moldings and a rear diffuser, as well as new fog light covers (all of which help cut wind resistance) A 3.5" stainless steel exhaust tip And an interior decked out with premium SofTex and heated front seats. Get more info on this special edition from Toyota of Orlando As noted, this special-edition Toyota Corolla will be arriving at Toyota of Orlando this fall. We'll be sure to keep you posted as to when it gets here, and remember - only 6,000 total are being produced, so don't delay in getting behind the wheel! Call us today for more info at (407) 298-4500 ot stop by and chat with us. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

Toyota has quite the heritage when it comes to sports cars with options like the Toyota Celica, Toyota Supra, Toyota 86, and a few other select models. And they've been busy offering new options to the market, too, with the introduction of the Toyota 86 (formerly known as the Scion FR-S) and the resurrection of the Toyota Supra. Additionally, the sporty Toyota Corolla hot hatch will also be hitting the market at some point in the near future, giving drivers who want a bit of an edge in their drive time tons of solutions to choose from. Do you remember the Toyota 2000GT? However, that's not all - Toyota is introducing a whole new element to their sports car game by creating new parts for the iconic Toyota 2000GT sports car. Toyota of Orlando has the scoop!   The Toyota 2000GT was a limited-production sports car (only 337 were produced) that came onto the market in 1967 and sadly, left it in 1970. This sleek two-seater sports car was a beauty and boasted rear-wheel drive, a hardtop, and Gran Turismo design elements (think flowing lines, pop-up headlights, and an extremely low stance). It was instantly popular because of its eye-catching design and exciting performance - this fan-favorite had a longitudinally-mounted 2.0L straight 6 engine under the hood and could achieve speeds of up to 135 mph. It was a manual transmission and disc brakes, which made it even more exciting to drive, and actually set several speed and endurance records at the time AND came in third place at the Fuji 100o Kilometres race in 1967. An open-top version was even created for a James Bond movie ( You Only Live Twice) - does it get much cooler than that? You'll soon be able to buy classic car parts at Toyota of Orlando However, all good things much come to an end and thus, the Toyota 2000GT was retired in 1970 and unfortunately, never made it back into production. However, Toyota is about to SORT OF make amends for that egregious offense - starting this year, they'll begin to introduce parts for this classic sports car onto the market. If you don't already own a Toyota 2000GT, then you're kind of out of luck (sorry, but you can come test drive a Toyota Supra or Toyota 86 at Toyota of Orlando anyway!). However, if you're the proud owner of this iconic Toyota, then good news! A line of new spare parts (parts that are no longer available)  is currently being created and manufactured for this vehicle, with orders opening up on August 1, 2020. You'll be able to get information about ordering parts on the TGR website and the best news? They'll be available at Toyota of Orlando and other Toyota dealers for purchase! Have questions? Want to test drive the new Orlando Toyota 86 or take a peek at the Toyota Supra? Need car parts for any other vehicle? We've got you covered on all accounts. Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500 or stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road!

Toyota has quite the heritage when it comes to sports cars with options like the Toyota Celica, Toyota Supra, Toyota 86, and a few other select models. And they've been busy offering new options to the market, too, with the introduction of the Toyota 86 (formerly known as the Scion FR-S) and the resurrection of the Toyota Supra. Additionally, the sporty Toyota Corolla hot hatch will also be hitting the market at some point in the near future, giving drivers who want a bit of an edge in their drive time tons of solutions to choose from. Do you remember the Toyota 2000GT? However, that's not all - Toyota is introducing a whole new element to their sports car game by creating new parts for the iconic Toyota 2000GT sports car. Toyota of Orlando has the scoop!   The Toyota 2000GT was a limited-production sports car (only 337 were produced) that came onto the market in 1967 and sadly, left it in 1970. This sleek two-seater sports car was a beauty and boasted rear-wheel drive, a hardtop, and Gran Turismo design elements (think flowing lines, pop-up headlights, and an extremely low stance). It was instantly popular because of its eye-catching design and exciting performance - this fan-favorite had a longitudinally-mounted 2.0L straight 6 engine under the hood and could achieve speeds of up to 135 mph. It was a manual transmission and disc brakes, which made it even more exciting to drive, and actually set several speed and endurance records at the time AND came in third place at the Fuji 100o Kilometres race in 1967. An open-top version was even created for a James Bond movie ( You Only Live Twice) - does it get much cooler than that? You'll soon be able to buy classic car parts at Toyota of Orlando However, all good things much come to an end and thus, the Toyota 2000GT was retired in 1970 and unfortunately, never made it back into production. However, Toyota is about to SORT OF make amends for that egregious offense - starting this year, they'll begin to introduce parts for this classic sports car onto the market. If you don't already own a Toyota 2000GT, then you're kind of out of luck (sorry, but you can come test drive a Toyota Supra or Toyota 86 at Toyota of Orlando anyway!). However, if you're the proud owner of this iconic Toyota, then good news! A line of new spare parts (parts that are no longer available)  is currently being created and manufactured for this vehicle, with orders opening up on August 1, 2020. You'll be able to get information about ordering parts on the TGR website and the best news? They'll be available at Toyota of Orlando and other Toyota dealers for purchase! Have questions? Want to test drive the new Orlando Toyota 86 or take a peek at the Toyota Supra? Need car parts for any other vehicle? We've got you covered on all accounts. Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500 or stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road!

Do you like to turn heads when you hit the road? If you're the type of driver who wants a vehicle that's anything but ordinary, you're in luck - Toyota is officially adding two more models to its limited-time Nightshade Edition lineup. As of 2021, both the Orlando Toyota Avalon and Toyota C-HR will be available in this special edition model and will sport a darker, edgier look than any other models in the family. Brand-new Nightshade Editions coming soon We don't have the exact details on these new Nightshade Edition Toyota models yet - it's still up in the air since 2021 is a little ways off. We do know, however, that blacked-out accessory pieces are definitely in the picture and that the Avalon XSE is going to be retired after next year, so the Nightshade Edition might take its place for a while. We can assume the general look and feel of these new Toyotas because there are other models up for grabs already. As of right now, you can find these edgy editions of the Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia, Corolla, Corolla Hatchback, Highlander, and Camry. Let's take a closer look at one of them so you can start setting expectations for the up-and-coming 2021 Toyota Avalon and Toyota C-HR. What's up with the 2020 Toyota Corolla Nightshade Edition? If you haven't had a chance to get your hands on the Orlando Toyota Corolla Nightshade Edition, it's worth it to keep trying. Here are the main features this special model is showcasing: This model is based on the already sporty SE trim of this Orlando Toyota, giving it an automatic edge when compared to other trim-levels. It's available on both the Corolla and Corolla Hatchback, giving you plenty of edgy options. It will showcase blacked-out exterior features including the door handles, exterior mirror caps, and lower fascias. Additionally, the Orlando Toyota Corolla Hatchback offers a blacked-out roof for serious contrast to the paint. This special edition vehicle will also feature black 18" alloy wheels. It's available in various special paint colors. The sedan model comes in white, silver, or black, while the hatchback comes in white, bronze, red, blue, or silver. Both models will be Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatible. And it's been reported that Toyota will have 10 Nightshade Edition models on the market (or at least in the works) by the end of this year. And you can't go wrong with both the Toyota Avalon and Toyota C-HR.  The Orlando Toyota Avalon is decked out with top technology and offers a sleek and sporty but luxurious way to get around town - no stuffy luxury car vibes here. The Toyota C-HR, on the other hand, is already edgy and exciting with its diamond-inspired looks and sporty handling. Adding the new nightshade elements to these models only takes them to a whole new level in terms of appearance. Want more details? Call us today - Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500. You can also stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road!

Do you like to turn heads when you hit the road? If you're the type of driver who wants a vehicle that's anything but ordinary, you're in luck - Toyota is officially adding two more models to its limited-time Nightshade Edition lineup. As of 2021, both the Orlando Toyota Avalon and Toyota C-HR will be available in this special edition model and will sport a darker, edgier look than any other models in the family. Brand-new Nightshade Editions coming soon We don't have the exact details on these new Nightshade Edition Toyota models yet - it's still up in the air since 2021 is a little ways off. We do know, however, that blacked-out accessory pieces are definitely in the picture and that the Avalon XSE is going to be retired after next year, so the Nightshade Edition might take its place for a while. We can assume the general look and feel of these new Toyotas because there are other models up for grabs already. As of right now, you can find these edgy editions of the Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia, Corolla, Corolla Hatchback, Highlander, and Camry. Let's take a closer look at one of them so you can start setting expectations for the up-and-coming 2021 Toyota Avalon and Toyota C-HR. What's up with the 2020 Toyota Corolla Nightshade Edition? If you haven't had a chance to get your hands on the Orlando Toyota Corolla Nightshade Edition, it's worth it to keep trying. Here are the main features this special model is showcasing: This model is based on the already sporty SE trim of this Orlando Toyota, giving it an automatic edge when compared to other trim-levels. It's available on both the Corolla and Corolla Hatchback, giving you plenty of edgy options. It will showcase blacked-out exterior features including the door handles, exterior mirror caps, and lower fascias. Additionally, the Orlando Toyota Corolla Hatchback offers a blacked-out roof for serious contrast to the paint. This special edition vehicle will also feature black 18" alloy wheels. It's available in various special paint colors. The sedan model comes in white, silver, or black, while the hatchback comes in white, bronze, red, blue, or silver. Both models will be Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatible. And it's been reported that Toyota will have 10 Nightshade Edition models on the market (or at least in the works) by the end of this year. And you can't go wrong with both the Toyota Avalon and Toyota C-HR.  The Orlando Toyota Avalon is decked out with top technology and offers a sleek and sporty but luxurious way to get around town - no stuffy luxury car vibes here. The Toyota C-HR, on the other hand, is already edgy and exciting with its diamond-inspired looks and sporty handling. Adding the new nightshade elements to these models only takes them to a whole new level in terms of appearance. Want more details? Call us today - Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500. You can also stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road!

The Orlando Toyota Highlander is pretty much the epitome of family-friendly. It's got a spacious and versatile interior, top convenience technology, and safety features that other makes and models just can't compete with. However, we just got word that it's about to get even better - the 2021 model is reported to features brand-new additions to the Toyota Safety Sense suite. Explore this safety suite at Toyota of Orlando Before we talk about the upgrades, let's talk about the existing Toyota Safety Sense features. You'll find this suite of safety technology on multiple vehicles in our Orlando Toyota lineup, the Toyota Highlander being one of them. It includes high-tech safety elements like: Pre-collision system with pedestrian detection. This feature is an integrated camera and radar system that helps prevent collisions as well as accidents with pedestrians. Lane departure alert. A small camera on your windshield prevents you from weaving out of your lane, alerting you if your tires cross over the lines on the road. Automatic high beams. These high beam lights turn on automatically when the situation calls for it and they're safe to employ. Dynamic radar cruise control. This special cruise control system uses radar and a camera to up your cruise control game - it automatically adjusts your speed according to the vehicle in front of you. Road sign assist. This Toyota safety feature uses an intelligent camera to detect signs like stop signs, yield signs, do not enter signs, and speed limit signs to then display them on your multi-information display and make you aware of them. Lane tracing assist. This feature helps your car to stay centered between the lines on the road when you're using the dynamic radar cruise control. What upgrades come with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5? It sounds like a pretty comprehensive set of safety features, right? We think so too, but Toyota is renowned globally for their advancements in safety research and they're adding a few upgrades to the 2021 version of Toyota Safety Sense. Here's what you can count on: New support to the pre-collision system to help you more safely navigate making left-hand turns Curve speed management to assist you in handling curves while using cruise control (since you should slow your car when making a curve) A smarter lane-keep assist feature to more effectively read road lines A new feature called "Risk Avoidance Emergency Steering" And the new system will be called Toyota Safety Sense 2.5. We can't wait to see this new safety tech in person when the 2021 Toyota Highlander arrives at Toyota of Orlando later on this year. However, if you want to take a test drive in the meantime, call us! You can experience the current Toyota Safety Sense system in person on a multitude of our Orlando Toyotas now. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive, or visit us at 3575 Vineland Road. We're just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall and we're open seven days a week for your convenience!

The Orlando Toyota Highlander is pretty much the epitome of family-friendly. It's got a spacious and versatile interior, top convenience technology, and safety features that other makes and models just can't compete with. However, we just got word that it's about to get even better - the 2021 model is reported to features brand-new additions to the Toyota Safety Sense suite. Explore this safety suite at Toyota of Orlando Before we talk about the upgrades, let's talk about the existing Toyota Safety Sense features. You'll find this suite of safety technology on multiple vehicles in our Orlando Toyota lineup, the Toyota Highlander being one of them. It includes high-tech safety elements like: Pre-collision system with pedestrian detection. This feature is an integrated camera and radar system that helps prevent collisions as well as accidents with pedestrians. Lane departure alert. A small camera on your windshield prevents you from weaving out of your lane, alerting you if your tires cross over the lines on the road. Automatic high beams. These high beam lights turn on automatically when the situation calls for it and they're safe to employ. Dynamic radar cruise control. This special cruise control system uses radar and a camera to up your cruise control game - it automatically adjusts your speed according to the vehicle in front of you. Road sign assist. This Toyota safety feature uses an intelligent camera to detect signs like stop signs, yield signs, do not enter signs, and speed limit signs to then display them on your multi-information display and make you aware of them. Lane tracing assist. This feature helps your car to stay centered between the lines on the road when you're using the dynamic radar cruise control. What upgrades come with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5? It sounds like a pretty comprehensive set of safety features, right? We think so too, but Toyota is renowned globally for their advancements in safety research and they're adding a few upgrades to the 2021 version of Toyota Safety Sense. Here's what you can count on: New support to the pre-collision system to help you more safely navigate making left-hand turns Curve speed management to assist you in handling curves while using cruise control (since you should slow your car when making a curve) A smarter lane-keep assist feature to more effectively read road lines A new feature called "Risk Avoidance Emergency Steering" And the new system will be called Toyota Safety Sense 2.5. We can't wait to see this new safety tech in person when the 2021 Toyota Highlander arrives at Toyota of Orlando later on this year. However, if you want to take a test drive in the meantime, call us! You can experience the current Toyota Safety Sense system in person on a multitude of our Orlando Toyotas now. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive, or visit us at 3575 Vineland Road. We're just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall and we're open seven days a week for your convenience!

Toyota is renowned on a global scale for its innovation in the world of hybrid cars. The Toyota Prius, after all, is the hybrid that started it all. At Toyota of Orlando, we're proud to offer multiple hybrid solutions to our customers who want to make the world a greener place every time they get behind the wheel. We have a pretty big lineup spanning both cars and SUVs that embrace a hybrid engineering system designed to cut down on emissions and boost fuel efficiency, but we've got news - things are about to get even better. 2021 brings Toyota Hybrid System II to Toyota of Orlando As we're sure you've heard, 2021 will both bring back the once-retired Toyota Venza and introduce an all-new Toyota Sienna to the market. These cars will be boasting more than just makeovers, though - both of them will also be showcasing a brand-new Toyota hybrid engineering system under the hood. We've got the scoop on how it differs from what's currently in our Toyota hybrid cars so you can start considering whether or not you want to put one of these new and improved vehicles in your driveway. Before we walk about the future, however, let's talk about the present. As you know, Toyota of Orlando offers a wide lineup of Toyota hybrid cars. These cars use a full hybrid system; this means that the electric motor and internal combustion work together to power your hybrid car, but can also work independently to power your vehicle (i.e., you can drive on electric motor power alone). Other makes and models don't always use this full hybrid system, relying on other types like a parallel or series system (neither of which is as efficient as a full hybrid system). This type of Toyota hybrid engineering system has quite a few benefits. For starters, it greatly improves fuel efficiency, boosting it much higher than that of an Orlando Toyota that solely uses an internal combustion engine. Additionally, these eco-friendly cars cut down on emissions and use fewer natural resources, so you can rest easy that you're making the world a greener place. What will this new Toyota hybrid system have to offer? So, what's in store for you when the 2021 Toyota Venza and Toyota Sienna arrive at Toyota of Orlando? Here's how the new Toyota hybrid engineering system will differ from the existing one: It's more efficient and performance-driven than ever before thanks to new high-speed combustion technology It's showcasing new nickel-metal hydride and lithium-ion batteries that are smaller and lighter than ever before, which means they can easily and comfortably be installed under the backseats (giving you more passenger and cargo space) It has a new power control unit that's smaller and lighter, and it's also been redesigned to lower the electrical loss by up to 10% The motor has a new rolling-coil structure with fewer wires and a newly developed magnetic steel; a new multi-axis system reduces the size and weight of the system in itself, which means your car will weigh less overall (and you'll get even better fuel efficiency). We can't wait to see it in action at Toyota of Orlando! If you have questions or want to test drive one of our Orlando Toyota hybrids, call us. We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

Toyota is renowned on a global scale for its innovation in the world of hybrid cars. The Toyota Prius, after all, is the hybrid that started it all. At Toyota of Orlando, we're proud to offer multiple hybrid solutions to our customers who want to make the world a greener place every time they get behind the wheel. We have a pretty big lineup spanning both cars and SUVs that embrace a hybrid engineering system designed to cut down on emissions and boost fuel efficiency, but we've got news - things are about to get even better. 2021 brings Toyota Hybrid System II to Toyota of Orlando As we're sure you've heard, 2021 will both bring back the once-retired Toyota Venza and introduce an all-new Toyota Sienna to the market. These cars will be boasting more than just makeovers, though - both of them will also be showcasing a brand-new Toyota hybrid engineering system under the hood. We've got the scoop on how it differs from what's currently in our Toyota hybrid cars so you can start considering whether or not you want to put one of these new and improved vehicles in your driveway. Before we walk about the future, however, let's talk about the present. As you know, Toyota of Orlando offers a wide lineup of Toyota hybrid cars. These cars use a full hybrid system; this means that the electric motor and internal combustion work together to power your hybrid car, but can also work independently to power your vehicle (i.e., you can drive on electric motor power alone). Other makes and models don't always use this full hybrid system, relying on other types like a parallel or series system (neither of which is as efficient as a full hybrid system). This type of Toyota hybrid engineering system has quite a few benefits. For starters, it greatly improves fuel efficiency, boosting it much higher than that of an Orlando Toyota that solely uses an internal combustion engine. Additionally, these eco-friendly cars cut down on emissions and use fewer natural resources, so you can rest easy that you're making the world a greener place. What will this new Toyota hybrid system have to offer? So, what's in store for you when the 2021 Toyota Venza and Toyota Sienna arrive at Toyota of Orlando? Here's how the new Toyota hybrid engineering system will differ from the existing one: It's more efficient and performance-driven than ever before thanks to new high-speed combustion technology It's showcasing new nickel-metal hydride and lithium-ion batteries that are smaller and lighter than ever before, which means they can easily and comfortably be installed under the backseats (giving you more passenger and cargo space) It has a new power control unit that's smaller and lighter, and it's also been redesigned to lower the electrical loss by up to 10% The motor has a new rolling-coil structure with fewer wires and a newly developed magnetic steel; a new multi-axis system reduces the size and weight of the system in itself, which means your car will weigh less overall (and you'll get even better fuel efficiency). We can't wait to see it in action at Toyota of Orlando! If you have questions or want to test drive one of our Orlando Toyota hybrids, call us. We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!