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Toyota is renowned for thinking outside of the box and if there was ever a vehicle that fits that bill, it would be the new Toyota TJ cruiser. This cool concept car was introduced to the public a few years ago and its unique shape and incredibly utilitarian features stood out from the current run of SUVs, minivans, and wagons. And we just got news - it's officially moving from the concept stage into production this year. Toyota TJ Cruiser will hit the Japanese market in 2020 The Toyota TJ Cruiser won't be in production in America, unfortunately - at least not for now. For the time being the only way you'll be able to get your hands on this ultra-versatile SUV is to buy it in Japan and have it imported. However, we do have the details when it comes to this interesting new concept-turned-production car. Check it out: The "TJ" in TJ Cruiser is an abbreviation for "tool" and "joy" - it's a play off of the fact that this versatile new ride is both utilitarian AND fun to drive. The Toyota TJ Cruiser was first introduced as a concept car back in 2017 at the Tokyo Motor Show and has since been compared to the once-famous Honda Element. This adaptable vehicle is a sort of hybrid between an SUV, wagon, and minivan, meaning it's super spacious in terms of both passenger capacity and cargo capacity. It features rear sliding doors that are wider than usual as well as fold-flat seats - even the front passenger's seat will fold down to make more cargo space. Additionally, the cargo hatch is large to accommodate getting bigger items into the back. Rumor has it that this interesting ride will feature three rows of seats as well. The concept vehicle featured 20" wheels with large tires and scratch- and dirt-resistant body panels, but we're not sure if those will actually make it onto the production vehicle (although it would be pretty cool if they did). We also aren't sure if the concept design will carry over to production. The Toyota TJ Cruiser concept is incredibly boxy and futuristic-looking, but that may not translate into the general market. It's been speculated that this new Toyota will feature a hybrid engine, likely in a 1.8L or 2.5L configuration. However, some people think it'll also be up for grabs in a non-hybrid model with available all-wheel drive (similar to the current Orlando Toyota RAV4). Production will likely begin in May of 2020 - the TJ Cruiser was actually supposed to go into production in October of 2019 but faced minor delays. That's all we know so far, but it looks like this interesting concept could translate into a funky but efficient new Toyota option. And there's always a chance it could be shifted to the US market, especially if it performs well in the Japanese market... so keep your fingers crossed! Test drive a new Toyota at Toyota of Orlando today We'll keep you posted on updates surrounding the TJ Cruiser (we're especially excited to see what the final product looks like). In the meantime, come test drive any and all of our new Orlando Toyota options! You can find us open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

Toyota is renowned for thinking outside of the box and if there was ever a vehicle that fits that bill, it would be the new Toyota TJ cruiser. This cool concept car was introduced to the public a few years ago and its unique shape and incredibly utilitarian features stood out from the current run of SUVs, minivans, and wagons. And we just got news - it's officially moving from the concept stage into production this year. Toyota TJ Cruiser will hit the Japanese market in 2020 The Toyota TJ Cruiser won't be in production in America, unfortunately - at least not for now. For the time being the only way you'll be able to get your hands on this ultra-versatile SUV is to buy it in Japan and have it imported. However, we do have the details when it comes to this interesting new concept-turned-production car. Check it out: The "TJ" in TJ Cruiser is an abbreviation for "tool" and "joy" - it's a play off of the fact that this versatile new ride is both utilitarian AND fun to drive. The Toyota TJ Cruiser was first introduced as a concept car back in 2017 at the Tokyo Motor Show and has since been compared to the once-famous Honda Element. This adaptable vehicle is a sort of hybrid between an SUV, wagon, and minivan, meaning it's super spacious in terms of both passenger capacity and cargo capacity. It features rear sliding doors that are wider than usual as well as fold-flat seats - even the front passenger's seat will fold down to make more cargo space. Additionally, the cargo hatch is large to accommodate getting bigger items into the back. Rumor has it that this interesting ride will feature three rows of seats as well. The concept vehicle featured 20" wheels with large tires and scratch- and dirt-resistant body panels, but we're not sure if those will actually make it onto the production vehicle (although it would be pretty cool if they did). We also aren't sure if the concept design will carry over to production. The Toyota TJ Cruiser concept is incredibly boxy and futuristic-looking, but that may not translate into the general market. It's been speculated that this new Toyota will feature a hybrid engine, likely in a 1.8L or 2.5L configuration. However, some people think it'll also be up for grabs in a non-hybrid model with available all-wheel drive (similar to the current Orlando Toyota RAV4). Production will likely begin in May of 2020 - the TJ Cruiser was actually supposed to go into production in October of 2019 but faced minor delays. That's all we know so far, but it looks like this interesting concept could translate into a funky but efficient new Toyota option. And there's always a chance it could be shifted to the US market, especially if it performs well in the Japanese market... so keep your fingers crossed! Test drive a new Toyota at Toyota of Orlando today We'll keep you posted on updates surrounding the TJ Cruiser (we're especially excited to see what the final product looks like). In the meantime, come test drive any and all of our new Orlando Toyota options! You can find us open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

Here at Toyota of Orlando, things are busy. We've got 2020 models on the lot waiting to be test driven, our Payment Reduction Event has been continued into the month of February, and the new Toyota Supra is a fixed attraction on the floor. However, there's a lot going on outside of our dealership in the world of Toyota. Check out some of the latest news stories - we're breaking down the basics to make it a quick read for you. The Toyota GR Yaris *MIGHT* come to the US People have been pretty excited about the sporty new Toyota GR Yaris, which sports an inline-3 engine that gets 268 horsepower. This small-but-mighty hatchback has been available exclusively in Japan and Europe... up until now. Toyota recently retweeted a post from Jalopnik (a website that reviews all things automotive) that asked "Does the North American market need another hot hatch? Let us know what you think!" Does the retweet mean that Toyota is seriously considering importing the new GR Yaris to the US? We can dream... Toyota works with Panasonic on a new battery Toyota is well-known in the realm of green cars for its innovative hybrid and electric vehicle technology. Now they're upping the ante by pairing up with Panasonic to work on a new EV battery that can be utilized in both hybrid and electric cars. Said battery will be a prismatic lithium-ion battery, which is easier for automakers to connect in cars and also offers a safe and cost-effective option. 2020 Highlander saves the day at the Super Bowl The new 2020 Toyota Highlander is back and hotter than ever with a striking redesign, but it also got to play the hero in a dynamic ad with Cobie Smulders for this year's Super Bowl. In the 60 second spot the Orlando Toyota Highlander rescues people left behind in several disastrous scenarios - you know, because it's so roomy and comfortable inside. Toyota's flying cars are coming to fruition Flying cars are coming - you heard right. It may seem like an early April Fool's Joke, but Toyota recently invested $394 million into Joby Aviation. The aerospace company will lend the automotive giant engineering expertise, specifically in the areas of commercial EV vertical take-off and landing vehicles (i.e., flying electric cars). Move over, Marty McFly. A new accelerator safety feature is in the works Just like it's known for expertise in the world of green cars, Toyota is also renowned on a global scale for its innovative research into automotive safety for both drivers and pedestrians. A new feature is in the works - accelerator suppression function. This advanced safety tech will process data to determine whether or not the driver is purposefully pressing the accelerator. If the acceleration is deemed to be a mistake, the car will ignore the input and continue at its previous rate of speed.

Here at Toyota of Orlando, things are busy. We've got 2020 models on the lot waiting to be test driven, our Payment Reduction Event has been continued into the month of February, and the new Toyota Supra is a fixed attraction on the floor. However, there's a lot going on outside of our dealership in the world of Toyota. Check out some of the latest news stories - we're breaking down the basics to make it a quick read for you. The Toyota GR Yaris *MIGHT* come to the US People have been pretty excited about the sporty new Toyota GR Yaris, which sports an inline-3 engine that gets 268 horsepower. This small-but-mighty hatchback has been available exclusively in Japan and Europe... up until now. Toyota recently retweeted a post from Jalopnik (a website that reviews all things automotive) that asked "Does the North American market need another hot hatch? Let us know what you think!" Does the retweet mean that Toyota is seriously considering importing the new GR Yaris to the US? We can dream... Toyota works with Panasonic on a new battery Toyota is well-known in the realm of green cars for its innovative hybrid and electric vehicle technology. Now they're upping the ante by pairing up with Panasonic to work on a new EV battery that can be utilized in both hybrid and electric cars. Said battery will be a prismatic lithium-ion battery, which is easier for automakers to connect in cars and also offers a safe and cost-effective option. 2020 Highlander saves the day at the Super Bowl The new 2020 Toyota Highlander is back and hotter than ever with a striking redesign, but it also got to play the hero in a dynamic ad with Cobie Smulders for this year's Super Bowl. In the 60 second spot the Orlando Toyota Highlander rescues people left behind in several disastrous scenarios - you know, because it's so roomy and comfortable inside. Toyota's flying cars are coming to fruition Flying cars are coming - you heard right. It may seem like an early April Fool's Joke, but Toyota recently invested $394 million into Joby Aviation. The aerospace company will lend the automotive giant engineering expertise, specifically in the areas of commercial EV vertical take-off and landing vehicles (i.e., flying electric cars). Move over, Marty McFly. A new accelerator safety feature is in the works Just like it's known for expertise in the world of green cars, Toyota is also renowned on a global scale for its innovative research into automotive safety for both drivers and pedestrians. A new feature is in the works - accelerator suppression function. This advanced safety tech will process data to determine whether or not the driver is purposefully pressing the accelerator. If the acceleration is deemed to be a mistake, the car will ignore the input and continue at its previous rate of speed.

The Orlando Toyota RAV4 is a much-loved SUV for many reasons. It was recently redesigned for a seriously sleek and sporty look, offers great fuel efficiency combined with a spacious interior, and even comes in a hybrid drivetrain to save you money and cut down on emissions. However, it's about to get even cooler - as of 2021, things are getting electric. Meet the latest and greatest Toyota RAV4 The Los Angeles Auto Show took place last week and Toyota unveiled the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime Plug-in to the world for the first time. This majorly green version of the ever-popular SUV is packing a punch when it comes to... well, just about everything, and Toyota of Orlando is here with the details! Check out the highlights below. This new Toyota SUV will have a 2.5L Atkinson cycle inline four engine from the current Toyota RAV4 Hybrid for 176 horsepower. However, it's also boasting two electric motors, which boosts things up to 302 horsepower total. This model will also showcase on-demand all-wheel drive, where the rear wheels will be powered as needed by the electric motors. This all-wheel drive system additionally features a trail mode so give you some flexibility when it comes to taking things off the pavement. This Orlando Toyota will be able to get from 0-60 mph in just 5.8 seconds, making it the second-fastest vehicle in Toyota's lineup after the Supra. Talk about speed! The 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime Plug-In will be able to go 39 miles on electric power alone before switching over to the engine, making it an exceptionally green SUV. Two models will be available - the SE and XSE. The SE model will showcase features like an 8" touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Drivers will also love a power liftgate and heated front seats, as well as a sleek exterior decked out with 18" wheels and black trim. This model also offers a power driver's seat and a 7" display in the instrument gauge cluster. The XSE model takes things up a notch with features like 19" wheels, limited-edition two-tone paint colors, and vertical LED daytime running lights. The interior offers incredible highlights like synthetic leather upholstery (it's more eco-friendly), new paddle shifters that also control regenerative braking, Qi wireless charging, and a 9" touchscreen audio interface. Additionally, there's an optional "premium" package up for grabs. This special package will add on features like heated and ventilated front seats, a head-up display, a JBL audio system, and dynamic navigation. The dynamic navigation is one of the coolest features yet - it reads the road and learns the driver's routine to keep your drive time fast, efficient, and stress-free. Electrify your drive time this summer at Toyota of Orlando When will we see it at Toyota of Orlando? Possibly by summer of 2020 - we'll keep you posted on its arrival as we get more information. However, if you're in the market for a clean green ride NOW, come down and see us! We can get you behind the wheel of a new Toyota Prius Prime AND get you a test drive in the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall!

The Orlando Toyota RAV4 is a much-loved SUV for many reasons. It was recently redesigned for a seriously sleek and sporty look, offers great fuel efficiency combined with a spacious interior, and even comes in a hybrid drivetrain to save you money and cut down on emissions. However, it's about to get even cooler - as of 2021, things are getting electric. Meet the latest and greatest Toyota RAV4 The Los Angeles Auto Show took place last week and Toyota unveiled the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime Plug-in to the world for the first time. This majorly green version of the ever-popular SUV is packing a punch when it comes to... well, just about everything, and Toyota of Orlando is here with the details! Check out the highlights below. This new Toyota SUV will have a 2.5L Atkinson cycle inline four engine from the current Toyota RAV4 Hybrid for 176 horsepower. However, it's also boasting two electric motors, which boosts things up to 302 horsepower total. This model will also showcase on-demand all-wheel drive, where the rear wheels will be powered as needed by the electric motors. This all-wheel drive system additionally features a trail mode so give you some flexibility when it comes to taking things off the pavement. This Orlando Toyota will be able to get from 0-60 mph in just 5.8 seconds, making it the second-fastest vehicle in Toyota's lineup after the Supra. Talk about speed! The 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime Plug-In will be able to go 39 miles on electric power alone before switching over to the engine, making it an exceptionally green SUV. Two models will be available - the SE and XSE. The SE model will showcase features like an 8" touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Drivers will also love a power liftgate and heated front seats, as well as a sleek exterior decked out with 18" wheels and black trim. This model also offers a power driver's seat and a 7" display in the instrument gauge cluster. The XSE model takes things up a notch with features like 19" wheels, limited-edition two-tone paint colors, and vertical LED daytime running lights. The interior offers incredible highlights like synthetic leather upholstery (it's more eco-friendly), new paddle shifters that also control regenerative braking, Qi wireless charging, and a 9" touchscreen audio interface. Additionally, there's an optional "premium" package up for grabs. This special package will add on features like heated and ventilated front seats, a head-up display, a JBL audio system, and dynamic navigation. The dynamic navigation is one of the coolest features yet - it reads the road and learns the driver's routine to keep your drive time fast, efficient, and stress-free. Electrify your drive time this summer at Toyota of Orlando When will we see it at Toyota of Orlando? Possibly by summer of 2020 - we'll keep you posted on its arrival as we get more information. However, if you're in the market for a clean green ride NOW, come down and see us! We can get you behind the wheel of a new Toyota Prius Prime AND get you a test drive in the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall!

The Toyota Camry has always been a much-loved car. It's classically stylish, incredibly reliable, decked out with all the technology you need for both safety and entertainment, and offers an unbeatable performance to boot. However, Toyota isn't about to get complacent just because this sleek sedan is a best-seller. They're taking things up a notch for the 2020 model year and introducing a whole new element of drive time never before seen on this popular Orlando Toyota: all-wheel drive. Up until this point, the Orlando Toyota Camry was only available in front-wheel drive. It worked - after all, it's a sedan so all-wheel drive capabilities weren't really expected from it (it's a feature more often found on SUVs and trucks). However, all-wheel drive definitely has its perks and we're excited that this convenient feature is being introduced to this already-amazing sedan. What is all-wheel drive? Not totally sure what all-wheel drive is? Basically, this type of vehicle uses all four wheels to power the car (as opposed to front-wheel drive, which just uses the two front wheels to power the vehicle). It's different than four-wheel drive because unlike four-wheel drive, all-wheel drive is sending power to all four wheels all the time (not just when you choose to turn it on). How all-wheel drive take the Orlando Toyota Camry up another level What are the perks of all-wheel drive? Here's how it can upgrade your drive time: Better traction. This means you'll have more grip in inclement conditions like rain, snow, or ice. If one or two of your tires loses its grip, the other two can still power the vehicle and provide traction. More traction = a much safer drive time when the roads are slippery and you're a lot more likely to get into an accident. Better performance. Four wheel providing power means more power gets transferred to the tires immediately, making your car faster when accelerating. Additionally, all-wheel drive gives you better steering capabilities as both front wheels can be devoted to steering instead of carrying the load when it comes to moving the car forward. Better handing. All-wheel drive systems distribute the weight better throughout the car instead of having it all up front. This means you'll have better handling on your side every time you get behind the wheel of the new Toyota Camry. Off-road capabilities. OK - we're not huge proponents of taking the 2020 Toyota Camry on an off-road expedition. It's not built for taking on rugged terrain and doesn't have the same performance capabilities as a Toyota truck or SUV (or the height needed). However, if you do find yourself driving on sand, mud, or gravel, you'll find that you have better grip despite the different surface and more control over your car. As you can see, the 2020 Toyota Camry will have a lot to offer... and it's already on our lot at Toyota of Orlando! Get into the driver's seat today to see if it's the right ride for you. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

The Toyota Camry has always been a much-loved car. It's classically stylish, incredibly reliable, decked out with all the technology you need for both safety and entertainment, and offers an unbeatable performance to boot. However, Toyota isn't about to get complacent just because this sleek sedan is a best-seller. They're taking things up a notch for the 2020 model year and introducing a whole new element of drive time never before seen on this popular Orlando Toyota: all-wheel drive. Up until this point, the Orlando Toyota Camry was only available in front-wheel drive. It worked - after all, it's a sedan so all-wheel drive capabilities weren't really expected from it (it's a feature more often found on SUVs and trucks). However, all-wheel drive definitely has its perks and we're excited that this convenient feature is being introduced to this already-amazing sedan. What is all-wheel drive? Not totally sure what all-wheel drive is? Basically, this type of vehicle uses all four wheels to power the car (as opposed to front-wheel drive, which just uses the two front wheels to power the vehicle). It's different than four-wheel drive because unlike four-wheel drive, all-wheel drive is sending power to all four wheels all the time (not just when you choose to turn it on). How all-wheel drive take the Orlando Toyota Camry up another level What are the perks of all-wheel drive? Here's how it can upgrade your drive time: Better traction. This means you'll have more grip in inclement conditions like rain, snow, or ice. If one or two of your tires loses its grip, the other two can still power the vehicle and provide traction. More traction = a much safer drive time when the roads are slippery and you're a lot more likely to get into an accident. Better performance. Four wheel providing power means more power gets transferred to the tires immediately, making your car faster when accelerating. Additionally, all-wheel drive gives you better steering capabilities as both front wheels can be devoted to steering instead of carrying the load when it comes to moving the car forward. Better handing. All-wheel drive systems distribute the weight better throughout the car instead of having it all up front. This means you'll have better handling on your side every time you get behind the wheel of the new Toyota Camry. Off-road capabilities. OK - we're not huge proponents of taking the 2020 Toyota Camry on an off-road expedition. It's not built for taking on rugged terrain and doesn't have the same performance capabilities as a Toyota truck or SUV (or the height needed). However, if you do find yourself driving on sand, mud, or gravel, you'll find that you have better grip despite the different surface and more control over your car. As you can see, the 2020 Toyota Camry will have a lot to offer... and it's already on our lot at Toyota of Orlando! Get into the driver's seat today to see if it's the right ride for you. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

Just when you thought the 2020 Toyota Supra couldn't get any cooler... it does. The 2019 SEMA show is taking place in Las Vegas right now, and in honor of the occasion the Orlando Toyota Supra got modified in a big way - in nine different ways, to be exact. Toyota of Orlando has the scoop on these incredible concept cars and what they have to offer (and we've got our fingers crossed that at least a few of them make it to the lot). GR Supra Heritage Edition: This Orlando Toyota sports car is a seamless blend of the current model and aspects of the exceptionally popular 1990's model - talk about a throwback. New headlights, taillights, and an oversized rear spoiler were added, as well as Brembo brakes, 19" HRE wheels, metallic red paint, an aluminum rear diffuser, a suspension lowered by 3". GR Supra Hyperboost Edition: This particular model of the popular sports car boasts a custom turbo kit that punches horsepower up to 750+. It also has a more aggressive look thanks to a custom carbon fiber wide-body kit. G R Supra Performance Line Concept: This special concept car is decked out in carbon-fiber components designed to make it more aerodynamic, as well as 19" forged aluminum wheels for an incredibly sleek look. GR Supra 3000GT Concept: This concept car is a tribute to the much-loved TRD3000GT body kit that was introduced back in the 1990's when the original Orlando Toyota Supra was in its hey-day. GR Supra Wasabi Concept: This eye-catching sports car is sure to turn heads - it's rocking a bright green exterior forged aluminum wheels, Five Axis aero parts, Brembo B-M brakes, and Ohlins suspension upgrades (hence the spicy name). GR Supra Racing Concept: This concept takes things back to 2018 when this popular ride was still mere speculation and channels a competition car with both looks and performance. GR Supra GT4: This concept actually debuted in March of this year at the Geneva Auto Show and showcases OZ racing wheels, Brembo racing brakes, a freshly-balanced chassis on an FIA compliant cage, and special racing suspension components. It's ready to hit the track straight from the gate! NASCAR Xfinity Supra: This Toyota was built for the NASCAR Xfinity series and is currently in the top spot for Joe Gibbs Racing. GR Supra Pace Car: This pace car will take its place in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and showcases TEIN coil-over suspension, Project Mu Brake pads, a Whelen LED Light Bar, HRE Forged P101 Monoblok wheels with Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 tires, and more.   Can't wait to get your hands on the new Toyota Supra? Come down to Toyota of Orlando today - we're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road!

Just when you thought the 2020 Toyota Supra couldn't get any cooler... it does. The 2019 SEMA show is taking place in Las Vegas right now, and in honor of the occasion the Orlando Toyota Supra got modified in a big way - in nine different ways, to be exact. Toyota of Orlando has the scoop on these incredible concept cars and what they have to offer (and we've got our fingers crossed that at least a few of them make it to the lot). GR Supra Heritage Edition: This Orlando Toyota sports car is a seamless blend of the current model and aspects of the exceptionally popular 1990's model - talk about a throwback. New headlights, taillights, and an oversized rear spoiler were added, as well as Brembo brakes, 19" HRE wheels, metallic red paint, an aluminum rear diffuser, a suspension lowered by 3". GR Supra Hyperboost Edition: This particular model of the popular sports car boasts a custom turbo kit that punches horsepower up to 750+. It also has a more aggressive look thanks to a custom carbon fiber wide-body kit. G R Supra Performance Line Concept: This special concept car is decked out in carbon-fiber components designed to make it more aerodynamic, as well as 19" forged aluminum wheels for an incredibly sleek look. GR Supra 3000GT Concept: This concept car is a tribute to the much-loved TRD3000GT body kit that was introduced back in the 1990's when the original Orlando Toyota Supra was in its hey-day. GR Supra Wasabi Concept: This eye-catching sports car is sure to turn heads - it's rocking a bright green exterior forged aluminum wheels, Five Axis aero parts, Brembo B-M brakes, and Ohlins suspension upgrades (hence the spicy name). GR Supra Racing Concept: This concept takes things back to 2018 when this popular ride was still mere speculation and channels a competition car with both looks and performance. GR Supra GT4: This concept actually debuted in March of this year at the Geneva Auto Show and showcases OZ racing wheels, Brembo racing brakes, a freshly-balanced chassis on an FIA compliant cage, and special racing suspension components. It's ready to hit the track straight from the gate! NASCAR Xfinity Supra: This Toyota was built for the NASCAR Xfinity series and is currently in the top spot for Joe Gibbs Racing. GR Supra Pace Car: This pace car will take its place in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and showcases TEIN coil-over suspension, Project Mu Brake pads, a Whelen LED Light Bar, HRE Forged P101 Monoblok wheels with Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 tires, and more.   Can't wait to get your hands on the new Toyota Supra? Come down to Toyota of Orlando today - we're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road!

As we always say time and time again, Toyota is a company that's all about making headlines and waves in the automotive industry. Whether it's a new vehicle coming down the pike or a new piece of automotive engineering technology, Toyota is typically the center of attention. Each week there's something new to look forward to and, while new vehicles and new technology may not be coming to our dealership, it's still exciting to see that the company we love so much is making new strides in the automotive world each day. To make things easy for our readers, we've collected some of the most recent and exciting headlines from the web and are bringing them to you in one place. Follow along with the latest in new Toyota news from us at Toyota of Orlando! What's New in the World of Toyota? Toyota's Cute Convertible Takes to the Streets Some drivers prefer their vehicles to be as big as possible (especially if you live in North America). And some drivers prefer their Orlando Toyota vehicles to be as small as possible. If you're someone who loves smaller rides, this one's for you! The Toyota Copen GR sport is an all new kei car (a Japanese car segment that consists of vehicles engineered with small bodies and engines) from Daihatsu (a Toyota subsidiary company) and Toyota Gazoo Racing. This mighty might of a car will feature a 3-cylinder engine that outputs about 63 horsepower and 68 lb/ft of torque. Drivers can also enjoy a solid convertible top, chassis upgrades, and LED exterior lighting. This vehicle will only be available in Japan and will be featured at the Tokyo Motor Show in November. We Can Finally Plug-In the New Toyota RAV4 Another update in Orlando new Toyota news is the imminent arrival of a plug-in hybrid version of the updated Toyota RAV4. The hybrid version of the 2019 Toyota RAV4 already sports incredible fuel efficiency and a bit of extra horsepower over it's internal combustion counterparts. But, Toyota is giving the popular SUV's fuel-efficiency a significant upgrade and a new paint color options, Supersonic Red. While we don't know the exact specs about the 2021 Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid, we do know that you check out the unveiling at the L.A. Auto Show next month. A Compact Battery Electric Powered Toyota is on the way Are you getting the feeling that a lot of this new Toyota news revolves around compact vehicles? Well, in any event, Toyota will be unveiling another Orlando Toyota compact vehicle during the Tokyo Auto Show next month. This new vehicle is powered via a battery and is designed to commute short distances. In fact, the target market for this car is the aging Japanese population. It can travel 62 miles on a single charge and reach a top speed of 37 mile per hour. Toyota has also hinted that this vehicle could double as a mobile office with future renditions of the model being up for consideration. More New Toyota News About a Compact Car We told you. In other new Toyota news, a hybrid version of the compact classic Toyota Yaris will be coming to Japan next year. This new Orlando Toyota Yaris model will use Toyota's new TNGA platform and include the a 1.5L inline 3-cylinder hybrid system engine, a first for this model. You can catch this one at the Tokyo Auto Show as well!   Are you excited for these upcoming Toyota models? Check out all the latest new Toyota models right here at Toyota of Orlando seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road and anytime online!

As we always say time and time again, Toyota is a company that's all about making headlines and waves in the automotive industry. Whether it's a new vehicle coming down the pike or a new piece of automotive engineering technology, Toyota is typically the center of attention. Each week there's something new to look forward to and, while new vehicles and new technology may not be coming to our dealership, it's still exciting to see that the company we love so much is making new strides in the automotive world each day. To make things easy for our readers, we've collected some of the most recent and exciting headlines from the web and are bringing them to you in one place. Follow along with the latest in new Toyota news from us at Toyota of Orlando! What's New in the World of Toyota? Toyota's Cute Convertible Takes to the Streets Some drivers prefer their vehicles to be as big as possible (especially if you live in North America). And some drivers prefer their Orlando Toyota vehicles to be as small as possible. If you're someone who loves smaller rides, this one's for you! The Toyota Copen GR sport is an all new kei car (a Japanese car segment that consists of vehicles engineered with small bodies and engines) from Daihatsu (a Toyota subsidiary company) and Toyota Gazoo Racing. This mighty might of a car will feature a 3-cylinder engine that outputs about 63 horsepower and 68 lb/ft of torque. Drivers can also enjoy a solid convertible top, chassis upgrades, and LED exterior lighting. This vehicle will only be available in Japan and will be featured at the Tokyo Motor Show in November. We Can Finally Plug-In the New Toyota RAV4 Another update in Orlando new Toyota news is the imminent arrival of a plug-in hybrid version of the updated Toyota RAV4. The hybrid version of the 2019 Toyota RAV4 already sports incredible fuel efficiency and a bit of extra horsepower over it's internal combustion counterparts. But, Toyota is giving the popular SUV's fuel-efficiency a significant upgrade and a new paint color options, Supersonic Red. While we don't know the exact specs about the 2021 Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid, we do know that you check out the unveiling at the L.A. Auto Show next month. A Compact Battery Electric Powered Toyota is on the way Are you getting the feeling that a lot of this new Toyota news revolves around compact vehicles? Well, in any event, Toyota will be unveiling another Orlando Toyota compact vehicle during the Tokyo Auto Show next month. This new vehicle is powered via a battery and is designed to commute short distances. In fact, the target market for this car is the aging Japanese population. It can travel 62 miles on a single charge and reach a top speed of 37 mile per hour. Toyota has also hinted that this vehicle could double as a mobile office with future renditions of the model being up for consideration. More New Toyota News About a Compact Car We told you. In other new Toyota news, a hybrid version of the compact classic Toyota Yaris will be coming to Japan next year. This new Orlando Toyota Yaris model will use Toyota's new TNGA platform and include the a 1.5L inline 3-cylinder hybrid system engine, a first for this model. You can catch this one at the Tokyo Auto Show as well!   Are you excited for these upcoming Toyota models? Check out all the latest new Toyota models right here at Toyota of Orlando seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road and anytime online!