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Here at Toyota of Orlando, we know we sell the best of the best when it comes to cars. We know that Toyotas are globally appreciated for their safety, their reliability, their unbeatable performance records, and their cutting-edge technology for both safety and convenience. However, we're probably biased. It's a good thing Consumer Reports agrees with us, right? Which new Toyotas are top 10 placeholders? The organization recently released their 10 Best Cars of the Year list for 2019 and Toyota took four of the 10 categories without even batting an eye (and let us also point out that no other make managed to snag more than one category with the exception of Subaru, which claimed two). Toyota of Orlando has the scoop on why our new Toyotas are dominating when it comes to the best cars on the market this year - check it out. Here are the four categories that Toyota won: Large Car, Toyota Avalon Hybrid Subcompact Car, Toyota Yaris Hybrid/Electric Car, Toyota Prius Midsized Car, Toyota Camry Hybrid And the victories were hard fought. After all, Consumer Reports doesn't designate a car as one of the best 10 in the nation lightly. It takes into consideration four main categories - safety, road-test performance, owner satisfaction, and predicted reliability. All vehicles on the list were required to have certain features, including automatic emergency braking. The reviewers also looked at factors like fuel efficiency, convenience, braking, handling, and comfort inside the cabin. Additionally, Consumer Reports examined each car's score when it comes to government and insurance company crash tests. Toyota also had to edge out the competition to claim these four spots. More than 50 cars were tested by Consumer Reports and the organization also analyzed data from Auto Survey, which collects information on close to 470,000 vehicles. In their words, the vehicles that are chosen to be the top 10 "set the standard for the industry". See each of these new Toyotas in person at Toyota of Orlando So, what does each of these new Toyotas have to offer? Here's a quick rundown of the four that snagged top 10 spots. Toyota Avalon Hybrid: This is a hybrid model of the luxurious original Toyota, a sedan renowned for its comfortable interior, top technology, sleek style, and polished features. Toyota Yaris: If you want a new Toyota that's efficient, sporty, and fun, then the Orlando Toyota Yaris is your solution. It's available in both sedan and liftback models and gets 30/37 mpg to save you big bucks at the gas pump. Toyota Prius: The hybrid that started it all. This new Toyota is best known for kicking off the hybrid car revolution and is a fan favorite due to its innovative technology both inside the cabin and under the hood. Plus, its performance is as green as it gets. Toyota Camry Hybrid: This model is the hybrid version of our best-selling classic - the Toyota Camry. It's renowned for its sophistication, quiet and comfortable cabin, and incredible performance capabilities across the nation. Have questions about these top 10 cars or want to take any and all of them for a test drive? Call us today - Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

Here at Toyota of Orlando, we know we sell the best of the best when it comes to cars. We know that Toyotas are globally appreciated for their safety, their reliability, their unbeatable performance records, and their cutting-edge technology for both safety and convenience. However, we're probably biased. It's a good thing Consumer Reports agrees with us, right? Which new Toyotas are top 10 placeholders? The organization recently released their 10 Best Cars of the Year list for 2019 and Toyota took four of the 10 categories without even batting an eye (and let us also point out that no other make managed to snag more than one category with the exception of Subaru, which claimed two). Toyota of Orlando has the scoop on why our new Toyotas are dominating when it comes to the best cars on the market this year - check it out. Here are the four categories that Toyota won: Large Car, Toyota Avalon Hybrid Subcompact Car, Toyota Yaris Hybrid/Electric Car, Toyota Prius Midsized Car, Toyota Camry Hybrid And the victories were hard fought. After all, Consumer Reports doesn't designate a car as one of the best 10 in the nation lightly. It takes into consideration four main categories - safety, road-test performance, owner satisfaction, and predicted reliability. All vehicles on the list were required to have certain features, including automatic emergency braking. The reviewers also looked at factors like fuel efficiency, convenience, braking, handling, and comfort inside the cabin. Additionally, Consumer Reports examined each car's score when it comes to government and insurance company crash tests. Toyota also had to edge out the competition to claim these four spots. More than 50 cars were tested by Consumer Reports and the organization also analyzed data from Auto Survey, which collects information on close to 470,000 vehicles. In their words, the vehicles that are chosen to be the top 10 "set the standard for the industry". See each of these new Toyotas in person at Toyota of Orlando So, what does each of these new Toyotas have to offer? Here's a quick rundown of the four that snagged top 10 spots. Toyota Avalon Hybrid: This is a hybrid model of the luxurious original Toyota, a sedan renowned for its comfortable interior, top technology, sleek style, and polished features. Toyota Yaris: If you want a new Toyota that's efficient, sporty, and fun, then the Orlando Toyota Yaris is your solution. It's available in both sedan and liftback models and gets 30/37 mpg to save you big bucks at the gas pump. Toyota Prius: The hybrid that started it all. This new Toyota is best known for kicking off the hybrid car revolution and is a fan favorite due to its innovative technology both inside the cabin and under the hood. Plus, its performance is as green as it gets. Toyota Camry Hybrid: This model is the hybrid version of our best-selling classic - the Toyota Camry. It's renowned for its sophistication, quiet and comfortable cabin, and incredible performance capabilities across the nation. Have questions about these top 10 cars or want to take any and all of them for a test drive? Call us today - Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

There's a lot of variety up for grabs when you shop the new Toyota lineup. You'll find sedans, hatchbacks, hybrids, minivans, trucks, and SUVs at your fingertips, as well as a couple of pretty impressive sports car options. However, get ready - Toyota Great Britain hinted at the fact that Toyota is going to be adding high-performance models of every single car in the family in the future, giving you an even more expansive spread of quality cars to choose from. Toyota of Orlando has the details. Which new Toyota would you want to see in a TRD edition? Someone recently tweeted at Toyota Great Britain expressing their interest in Gazoo Racing (GRMN) version of the much-loved Toyota Hilux truck. TGB tweeted back and said "There are plans in the pipeline to introduce high-performance variants of all models in the future... watch this space!" And late last year, Toyota North America expressed interested in releasing even more TRD performance models of their lineup of vehicles. There are already quite a few that have sprung up in the production lineup, including various TRD Pro and Off-Road models of the: Toyota RAV4 Toyota Avalon Toyota Tundra Toyota Sequoia Toyota Tacoma Toyota Camry Toyota 86 Toyota 4Runner And more. Each new Toyota model comes decked out with special performance-oriented parts and accessories to take your drive time experience to a whole new level, and we can't wait to see more TRD models hit our lot at Toyota of Orlando in the coming years. However, to give you a little more insight into what TRD models have to offer, let's check out the 2019 Toyota TRD Pro Series! Here are some of the highlights you can expect when you get behind the wheel of one of these new Toyotas at Toyota of Orlando. This group consists of the Toyota Tundra, Toyota Tacoma, and Toyota 4Runner. Each model brings with it Fox Internal Bypass shocks that have been specially tuned by TRD engineers for all types of terrain The Toyota Tundra model offers 18" BBS forged-aluminum TRD wheels with all-terrain tired and new Rigid Industries LED fog lights. It also has a 1/4" aluminum skid plate and an integrated towing hitch. On the new Toyota Tacoma, you'll find a Desert Air intake, Rigid Industries fog lights, Multi-terrain select, CRAWL control, Hill Start Assist Control, TRD Pro 16" black alloy wheels with Kevlar reinforced Goodyear Wrangler tires, and a special TRD 1/4" aluminum skid plate for protection. The Toyota 4Runner breaks out features like a 1/4" aluminum skid plate, matte-black 17" alloy wheels with Nitto Terra Grappler all-terrain tires, CRAWL Control, Multi-terrain select, and electronic locking rear differential. As you can see, these special new Toyota TRD models are ready for anything... but they can still function as a day-to-day drive time solution for anyone hitting the road. See Orlando Toyota TRD models in person today Want to learn more or see which new Toyota TRD models we have on the lot now? Call Toyota of Orlando at (407) 298-4500, or swing by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road. We're just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall and we're open seven days a week!

There's a lot of variety up for grabs when you shop the new Toyota lineup. You'll find sedans, hatchbacks, hybrids, minivans, trucks, and SUVs at your fingertips, as well as a couple of pretty impressive sports car options. However, get ready - Toyota Great Britain hinted at the fact that Toyota is going to be adding high-performance models of every single car in the family in the future, giving you an even more expansive spread of quality cars to choose from. Toyota of Orlando has the details. Which new Toyota would you want to see in a TRD edition? Someone recently tweeted at Toyota Great Britain expressing their interest in Gazoo Racing (GRMN) version of the much-loved Toyota Hilux truck. TGB tweeted back and said "There are plans in the pipeline to introduce high-performance variants of all models in the future... watch this space!" And late last year, Toyota North America expressed interested in releasing even more TRD performance models of their lineup of vehicles. There are already quite a few that have sprung up in the production lineup, including various TRD Pro and Off-Road models of the: Toyota RAV4 Toyota Avalon Toyota Tundra Toyota Sequoia Toyota Tacoma Toyota Camry Toyota 86 Toyota 4Runner And more. Each new Toyota model comes decked out with special performance-oriented parts and accessories to take your drive time experience to a whole new level, and we can't wait to see more TRD models hit our lot at Toyota of Orlando in the coming years. However, to give you a little more insight into what TRD models have to offer, let's check out the 2019 Toyota TRD Pro Series! Here are some of the highlights you can expect when you get behind the wheel of one of these new Toyotas at Toyota of Orlando. This group consists of the Toyota Tundra, Toyota Tacoma, and Toyota 4Runner. Each model brings with it Fox Internal Bypass shocks that have been specially tuned by TRD engineers for all types of terrain The Toyota Tundra model offers 18" BBS forged-aluminum TRD wheels with all-terrain tired and new Rigid Industries LED fog lights. It also has a 1/4" aluminum skid plate and an integrated towing hitch. On the new Toyota Tacoma, you'll find a Desert Air intake, Rigid Industries fog lights, Multi-terrain select, CRAWL control, Hill Start Assist Control, TRD Pro 16" black alloy wheels with Kevlar reinforced Goodyear Wrangler tires, and a special TRD 1/4" aluminum skid plate for protection. The Toyota 4Runner breaks out features like a 1/4" aluminum skid plate, matte-black 17" alloy wheels with Nitto Terra Grappler all-terrain tires, CRAWL Control, Multi-terrain select, and electronic locking rear differential. As you can see, these special new Toyota TRD models are ready for anything... but they can still function as a day-to-day drive time solution for anyone hitting the road. See Orlando Toyota TRD models in person today Want to learn more or see which new Toyota TRD models we have on the lot now? Call Toyota of Orlando at (407) 298-4500, or swing by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road. We're just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall and we're open seven days a week!

The Toyota Tacoma has been a fan favorite for decades running. This versatile truck is loved by consumers because of its adaptability, its sporty style, and its aptitude for both work AND play, on and off the road. 2020 is bringing upgrades to this already-incredible truck, and our Orlando Toyota dealership has the details! Here are 10 things we think you'll love when you get behind the wheel sometime later this year. Meet the new 2020 Toyota Tacoma 1) Toyota Safety Sense P will be standard on every single model. This means drivers will have High-Speed Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert with Sway Warning, Automatic High Beams, and Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection at their fingertips. 2)  Every model will also receive a new multimedia system with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Amazon Alexa compatibility, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, Bluetooth, and more. 3) Almost every new 2020 model will feature a new grille and new wheels. For example, the TRD Sport model will showcase 17" wheels while the Limited bumps up to 18" wheels. 4) The TRD Pro model will come standard with 4WDemand part-time 4-wheel drive, as well as electronically-controlled locking rear differential and transfer case. It'll also boast Rigid Industries fog lights for added visibility on dark trails. 5) All V6 models of this Orlando Toyota truck will come with the Tow package, which includes an automatic transmission fluid cooler, engine oil cooler, Trailer Sway Control, 4 & 7 pin converter, a Class IV receiver hitch, and 130-amp alternator. 6) The new TRD Pro model will also feature highlights like a Panoramic View Monitor and Multi-terrain Monitor, which can help you get a better grasp of your surroundings AND even see under your vehicle to avoid obstacles in your path. 7) The 2020 Toyota Tacoma Limited is getting appearance upgrades with new 18" wheels, LED headlights and daytime running lights, a redesigned grille, and chrome taillamp inserts. See what upgrades this Orlando Toyota is bringing to the lot later this year 8) The TRD Off-Road model isn't getting forgotten, either. It'll get a new front grille with LED fog lights, as well as tech upgrades like Passenger Smart Key Entry and a multi-terrain monitor. You'll also find that it's showcasing TRD-tuned Bilstein shocks and locking rear differential. 9) The base model of the 2020 Toyota Tacoma, the SR, will showcase an updated 7" touchscreen audio system, while the SR5 and up get 8" screens. 10) You'll have two engine choices - a 2.7L DOHC 4-cylinder engine with 159 horsepower and 180 lb-ft of torque, or a 3.5L V6 with 278 horsepower and 265 lb-ft of torque. AND this new Orlando Toyota will be about as customizable as it gets. You'll find that it's available in six models - the SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro, and Limited - and 30 different configurations in the 2020 model year! We'll keep you posted as to its arrival date at Toyota of Orlando - follow us on social media for updates. You can also come test drive the 2019 Toyota Tacoma model so you can see what it's like behind the wheel - visit us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

The Toyota Tacoma has been a fan favorite for decades running. This versatile truck is loved by consumers because of its adaptability, its sporty style, and its aptitude for both work AND play, on and off the road. 2020 is bringing upgrades to this already-incredible truck, and our Orlando Toyota dealership has the details! Here are 10 things we think you'll love when you get behind the wheel sometime later this year. Meet the new 2020 Toyota Tacoma 1) Toyota Safety Sense P will be standard on every single model. This means drivers will have High-Speed Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert with Sway Warning, Automatic High Beams, and Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection at their fingertips. 2)  Every model will also receive a new multimedia system with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Amazon Alexa compatibility, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, Bluetooth, and more. 3) Almost every new 2020 model will feature a new grille and new wheels. For example, the TRD Sport model will showcase 17" wheels while the Limited bumps up to 18" wheels. 4) The TRD Pro model will come standard with 4WDemand part-time 4-wheel drive, as well as electronically-controlled locking rear differential and transfer case. It'll also boast Rigid Industries fog lights for added visibility on dark trails. 5) All V6 models of this Orlando Toyota truck will come with the Tow package, which includes an automatic transmission fluid cooler, engine oil cooler, Trailer Sway Control, 4 & 7 pin converter, a Class IV receiver hitch, and 130-amp alternator. 6) The new TRD Pro model will also feature highlights like a Panoramic View Monitor and Multi-terrain Monitor, which can help you get a better grasp of your surroundings AND even see under your vehicle to avoid obstacles in your path. 7) The 2020 Toyota Tacoma Limited is getting appearance upgrades with new 18" wheels, LED headlights and daytime running lights, a redesigned grille, and chrome taillamp inserts. See what upgrades this Orlando Toyota is bringing to the lot later this year 8) The TRD Off-Road model isn't getting forgotten, either. It'll get a new front grille with LED fog lights, as well as tech upgrades like Passenger Smart Key Entry and a multi-terrain monitor. You'll also find that it's showcasing TRD-tuned Bilstein shocks and locking rear differential. 9) The base model of the 2020 Toyota Tacoma, the SR, will showcase an updated 7" touchscreen audio system, while the SR5 and up get 8" screens. 10) You'll have two engine choices - a 2.7L DOHC 4-cylinder engine with 159 horsepower and 180 lb-ft of torque, or a 3.5L V6 with 278 horsepower and 265 lb-ft of torque. AND this new Orlando Toyota will be about as customizable as it gets. You'll find that it's available in six models - the SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro, and Limited - and 30 different configurations in the 2020 model year! We'll keep you posted as to its arrival date at Toyota of Orlando - follow us on social media for updates. You can also come test drive the 2019 Toyota Tacoma model so you can see what it's like behind the wheel - visit us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

Fans of the iconic Toyota Land Cruiser, get excited - for the 2020 model year, Toyota is releasing an all-new, limited Heritage Edition. It's got all of the performance features that you need from this much-loved SUV (luxury + versatility rolled into one) but has a bold new look that's sure to turn heads. If you love the durable performance, plush interior, and unbeatable reliability that the Orlando Toyota Land Cruiser offers, don't miss this special edition. Meet the all-new 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition Why is it called the Heritage Edition, though? Toyota decided to take it all the way back to 1958 for their inspiration - that's when the Toyota Land Cruiser officially joined the US lineup. This special edition model channels the versatility and off-road capabilities that the original 1950's model is so renowned for; after all, it got its start as a 4WD military vehicle. As mentioned, the 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition will offer performance specs very similar to the original model. Here's what we've gleaned so far: It has a 5.7L DOHC V8 engine that produces 381 horsepower and 401 lb-ft torque You'll also find an 8-speed electronically-controlled automatic transmission at your fingertips as well This SUV offers full-time 4WD with Torsen limited-slip locking center differential and optional low range driving You'll find comfort and handling are a priority thanks to a Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System Tech is integrated to help improve performance, including Multi-terrain select, CRAWL Control, Off-Road Turn Assist, and more And this new Toyota can also tow up to 8,100 lbs, meaning adventure is within your reach. What about style? That's where you'll find the biggest deviations from the original model, and we can't wait to lay eyes on the Heritage Edition for that very reason. Here are some of the stylistic updates it will showcase: Your choice of a Midnight Black Metallic or Blizzard Pearl exterior with black -accented grille Bronze-colored 18x8" aluminum wheels with a Toyota centercap Darker headlight housings,  fog light surrounds, and side mirrors as well as dark chrome exterior accents And the running boards and lower side body moldings have been removed to make this model more overlanding-friendly. The interior has been revamped too, coming only with two rows of seats and details like: A black leather upholstery with bronze-colored accent stitching throughout the cabin All-weather floor mats and cargo mat to improve its versatility further And you can expect the same superior level of entertainment, convenience, and safety technology as the original model. Expect this model to arrive at Toyota of Orlando in summer 2019 The 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition will make its way to Orlando in summer of 2019, but don't miss it when it gets here. Only 1,200 models will be released so when we say it's limited-edition, we mean it. You don't want to miss your shot to get your hands on one! For more information or to check out the 2019 model in person, call Toyota of Orlando today! We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500.

Fans of the iconic Toyota Land Cruiser, get excited - for the 2020 model year, Toyota is releasing an all-new, limited Heritage Edition. It's got all of the performance features that you need from this much-loved SUV (luxury + versatility rolled into one) but has a bold new look that's sure to turn heads. If you love the durable performance, plush interior, and unbeatable reliability that the Orlando Toyota Land Cruiser offers, don't miss this special edition. Meet the all-new 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition Why is it called the Heritage Edition, though? Toyota decided to take it all the way back to 1958 for their inspiration - that's when the Toyota Land Cruiser officially joined the US lineup. This special edition model channels the versatility and off-road capabilities that the original 1950's model is so renowned for; after all, it got its start as a 4WD military vehicle. As mentioned, the 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition will offer performance specs very similar to the original model. Here's what we've gleaned so far: It has a 5.7L DOHC V8 engine that produces 381 horsepower and 401 lb-ft torque You'll also find an 8-speed electronically-controlled automatic transmission at your fingertips as well This SUV offers full-time 4WD with Torsen limited-slip locking center differential and optional low range driving You'll find comfort and handling are a priority thanks to a Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System Tech is integrated to help improve performance, including Multi-terrain select, CRAWL Control, Off-Road Turn Assist, and more And this new Toyota can also tow up to 8,100 lbs, meaning adventure is within your reach. What about style? That's where you'll find the biggest deviations from the original model, and we can't wait to lay eyes on the Heritage Edition for that very reason. Here are some of the stylistic updates it will showcase: Your choice of a Midnight Black Metallic or Blizzard Pearl exterior with black -accented grille Bronze-colored 18x8" aluminum wheels with a Toyota centercap Darker headlight housings,  fog light surrounds, and side mirrors as well as dark chrome exterior accents And the running boards and lower side body moldings have been removed to make this model more overlanding-friendly. The interior has been revamped too, coming only with two rows of seats and details like: A black leather upholstery with bronze-colored accent stitching throughout the cabin All-weather floor mats and cargo mat to improve its versatility further And you can expect the same superior level of entertainment, convenience, and safety technology as the original model. Expect this model to arrive at Toyota of Orlando in summer 2019 The 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition will make its way to Orlando in summer of 2019, but don't miss it when it gets here. Only 1,200 models will be released so when we say it's limited-edition, we mean it. You don't want to miss your shot to get your hands on one! For more information or to check out the 2019 model in person, call Toyota of Orlando today! We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500.

Are you a driver who likes to keep your car around for a long time? If so, then it's in your best interest to shop Toyota - and we're not just saying that because those are the cars that we sell. ISeeCars.com recently did a study on cars that people keep for 15+ years - there were 15 models on the list. They examined over 750,000 cars ranging in model year from 1981 - 2003. The thing that we're most happy about? 10 of them were Orlando Toyotas, while Honda and Subaru made up the other five. Toyota dominates the industry when it comes to longevity Obviously, we're not the only ones that can appreciate the longevity that you'll get when you own an Orlando Toyota. Let's check out the list so you can see which Toyota models are fan favorites for the long haul. #15 Toyota Avalon: 10.8% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #14 Toyota 4Runner: 11.2% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #12 Toyota Camry: 11.5% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #10 Toyota RAV4: 12.1% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #7 Toyota Tacoma: 13.4% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #6 Toyota Sequoia: 13.5% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #5 Toyota Tundra: 15.1% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #3 Toyota Sienna: 16.1% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #2 Toyota Prius: 16.2% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #1 Toyota Highlander: 18.5% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. As you can see, Toyota dominates the list with ease. The brand is renowned throughout the automotive industry for offering exceptional resale value; in 2018 they won one of the coveted "Best Brands" resale value award from KBB.com and also took the top three overall spots on the top ten list with the Tacoma, Tundra, and 4Runner. Not to mention, new Orlando Toyota cars make phenomenal used cars because of their ability to hold value and quality. In fact, over 5 million Toyota Certified Used Cars have been sold to date... and that's not even counting the used Toyota cars that weren't certified. There are tons of other perks to owning an Orlando Toyota besides resale value. You'll get incredible safety technology - the company has a research facility right here in the US that is constantly designing and testing new safety features to integrate into their vehicles to make drive times safer for everyone on the road. There's also a wide variety of options for you to explore. You can choose a Toyota sedan, hatchback, minivan, truck, crossover, or SUV, not to mention have a great selection of both gasoline-powered AND hybrid models to explore. Shop for an Orlando Toyota today Curious as to what a Toyota could offer you? Whether it's short-term or long-term, don't miss your shot to put one of these exceptional vehicles in your driveway. Come down to Toyota of Orlando today to see all of our inventory in person! We're conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road, and we're open seven days a week. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to learn more and schedule your test drive!

Are you a driver who likes to keep your car around for a long time? If so, then it's in your best interest to shop Toyota - and we're not just saying that because those are the cars that we sell. ISeeCars.com recently did a study on cars that people keep for 15+ years - there were 15 models on the list. They examined over 750,000 cars ranging in model year from 1981 - 2003. The thing that we're most happy about? 10 of them were Orlando Toyotas, while Honda and Subaru made up the other five. Toyota dominates the industry when it comes to longevity Obviously, we're not the only ones that can appreciate the longevity that you'll get when you own an Orlando Toyota. Let's check out the list so you can see which Toyota models are fan favorites for the long haul. #15 Toyota Avalon: 10.8% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #14 Toyota 4Runner: 11.2% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #12 Toyota Camry: 11.5% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #10 Toyota RAV4: 12.1% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #7 Toyota Tacoma: 13.4% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #6 Toyota Sequoia: 13.5% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #5 Toyota Tundra: 15.1% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #3 Toyota Sienna: 16.1% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #2 Toyota Prius: 16.2% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. #1 Toyota Highlander: 18.5% of original owners kept the car for 15+ years. As you can see, Toyota dominates the list with ease. The brand is renowned throughout the automotive industry for offering exceptional resale value; in 2018 they won one of the coveted "Best Brands" resale value award from KBB.com and also took the top three overall spots on the top ten list with the Tacoma, Tundra, and 4Runner. Not to mention, new Orlando Toyota cars make phenomenal used cars because of their ability to hold value and quality. In fact, over 5 million Toyota Certified Used Cars have been sold to date... and that's not even counting the used Toyota cars that weren't certified. There are tons of other perks to owning an Orlando Toyota besides resale value. You'll get incredible safety technology - the company has a research facility right here in the US that is constantly designing and testing new safety features to integrate into their vehicles to make drive times safer for everyone on the road. There's also a wide variety of options for you to explore. You can choose a Toyota sedan, hatchback, minivan, truck, crossover, or SUV, not to mention have a great selection of both gasoline-powered AND hybrid models to explore. Shop for an Orlando Toyota today Curious as to what a Toyota could offer you? Whether it's short-term or long-term, don't miss your shot to put one of these exceptional vehicles in your driveway. Come down to Toyota of Orlando today to see all of our inventory in person! We're conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road, and we're open seven days a week. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to learn more and schedule your test drive!

This blog needs no introduction - the 2020 Toyota Supra has finally been unveiled, and we have all the details here at Toyota of Orlando. Let's dive into this exciting new collaboration between Toyota and BMW. The 2020 Toyota Supra will be released this summer (2019) and will come in two models - the Premium and Premium 3.0. There will also be a special Launch Edition, which is based on the 3.0 model and will offer a few extras. Performance We know everyone has been dying to find out the performance specifics that this Orlando Toyota icon will have to offer, so here they are: A 3.0L twin scroll turbocharged inline-six engine that produces 335 horsepower and 365 lb-ft of torque Ability to go from 0-60 mph in 4.1 seconds A short wheelbase, newly designed chassis, and rear-wheel drive A longer hood and an ultra-wide stance for a more aggressive look AND performance A special 50:50 weight balance and low center of gravity with front-to-rear aerodynamic balance Direct fuel injection and continuously variable valve timing on both the intake and exhaust camshafts An 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters and a launch control function (in other words: vroom) Top speed of 155 mph Two driving modes - Normal and Sport. Sport allows track driving thanks to reduced traction and stability control and a sharper throttle response Active differential to control torque distribution between front and rear wheels (this helps to reduce over- and understeer.) A new adaptive variable double-joint spring strut front suspension and multi-link rear suspension as well as major structural rigidity 19" forged alloy wheels  with performance Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires that are wider in the back Design and style The design of the 2020 Toyota Supra was inspired by the popular Toyota FT-1 concept - check out what this Orlando Toyota sports car will have to offer: An exterior with pronounced lines and curves and a seriously muscular, low stance A two-seat cabin with sport seats available in both fabric and leather and a specially designed asymmetrical center console that also serves as bolsters A compact cargo area accessible by a hatchback design A new dash that's low and narrow to allow more visibility for the driver Exterior paint colors like Renaissance Red, Downshift Blue, Nitro Yellow, Absolute Zero White, Turbulence Gray, Nocturnal Black, and Tungsten Silver Technology Tech is important no matter which Orlando Toyota you're taking home and the 2020 Toyota Supra is no exception with features like: A high-definition 6.5" color display in the dash that serves as the instrument panel A head-up display that projects information on the windshield for the driver Remote keyless entry and a garage door opener An 8.8" touchscreen audio system  with navigation, Apple Car Play, a premium JBL sound system, and Qi wireless charging Bluetooth wireless streaming Rain-sensing windshield wipers Dual automatic climate control Active safety tech like forward collision warning, automatic high beams, lane departure alert with steering assist, cruise control, a blind spot monitor, and more The 2020 Toyota Supra will have a starting MSRP of $49,990 and should be arriving at Toyota of Orlando sometime this summer. We'll keep you posted - for more information, call (407) 298-4500!

This blog needs no introduction - the 2020 Toyota Supra has finally been unveiled, and we have all the details here at Toyota of Orlando. Let's dive into this exciting new collaboration between Toyota and BMW. The 2020 Toyota Supra will be released this summer (2019) and will come in two models - the Premium and Premium 3.0. There will also be a special Launch Edition, which is based on the 3.0 model and will offer a few extras. Performance We know everyone has been dying to find out the performance specifics that this Orlando Toyota icon will have to offer, so here they are: A 3.0L twin scroll turbocharged inline-six engine that produces 335 horsepower and 365 lb-ft of torque Ability to go from 0-60 mph in 4.1 seconds A short wheelbase, newly designed chassis, and rear-wheel drive A longer hood and an ultra-wide stance for a more aggressive look AND performance A special 50:50 weight balance and low center of gravity with front-to-rear aerodynamic balance Direct fuel injection and continuously variable valve timing on both the intake and exhaust camshafts An 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters and a launch control function (in other words: vroom) Top speed of 155 mph Two driving modes - Normal and Sport. Sport allows track driving thanks to reduced traction and stability control and a sharper throttle response Active differential to control torque distribution between front and rear wheels (this helps to reduce over- and understeer.) A new adaptive variable double-joint spring strut front suspension and multi-link rear suspension as well as major structural rigidity 19" forged alloy wheels  with performance Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires that are wider in the back Design and style The design of the 2020 Toyota Supra was inspired by the popular Toyota FT-1 concept - check out what this Orlando Toyota sports car will have to offer: An exterior with pronounced lines and curves and a seriously muscular, low stance A two-seat cabin with sport seats available in both fabric and leather and a specially designed asymmetrical center console that also serves as bolsters A compact cargo area accessible by a hatchback design A new dash that's low and narrow to allow more visibility for the driver Exterior paint colors like Renaissance Red, Downshift Blue, Nitro Yellow, Absolute Zero White, Turbulence Gray, Nocturnal Black, and Tungsten Silver Technology Tech is important no matter which Orlando Toyota you're taking home and the 2020 Toyota Supra is no exception with features like: A high-definition 6.5" color display in the dash that serves as the instrument panel A head-up display that projects information on the windshield for the driver Remote keyless entry and a garage door opener An 8.8" touchscreen audio system  with navigation, Apple Car Play, a premium JBL sound system, and Qi wireless charging Bluetooth wireless streaming Rain-sensing windshield wipers Dual automatic climate control Active safety tech like forward collision warning, automatic high beams, lane departure alert with steering assist, cruise control, a blind spot monitor, and more The 2020 Toyota Supra will have a starting MSRP of $49,990 and should be arriving at Toyota of Orlando sometime this summer. We'll keep you posted - for more information, call (407) 298-4500!