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It's happened to so many of us - you're cruising down the highway, enjoying the lack of traffic and the fact that you may just make it to work on time when something flies up and hits your windshield. You may not even see it - you just hear a sharp popping noise and suddenly, you're staring at a crack in the windshield. While it may not be an emergency that you have to pull over and deal with that very second, it is an issue that needs to be fixed so it doesn't lead to bigger problems down the road. Toyota of Orlando's body shop is here to explain the ins and outs of cracked windshields and what to do about them. The ins and outs of a cracked windshield It's tempting to just ignore a cracked windshield, especially if the crack or chip is small and isn't right in the middle of your field of vision. Who has time to bring their car into a body shop for repairs and who wants to pay for them if the damage isn't large or noticeable? This is a bad idea. First of all, it's illegal to drive with a cracked windshield in the state of Florida. If a police officer pulls you over, you can be ticketed. If the damage is bad enough, your car can even be towed - all of this is explained in statute 316.610, where it states that it's illegal to operate a vehicle that's unsafe or a danger to other drivers. You'll save yourself time, money, and stress if you just deal with the crack yourself and get it fixed. Another reason you should never ignore a cracked windshield is that no matter how small the crack, it's still a crack. And that means that it's affecting your windshield's structural integrity. The chances of the crack or chip growing larger are high and then it becomes very dangerous for you to get behind the wheel. It's best to contact your local Orlando body shop and deal with the issue while it's still small and more manageable. Here's the good news - because there's a statute deeming it illegal to drive with a cracked windshield, there's also a Florida statute stating that auto insurance companies must repair or replace a cracked windshield with zero deductible... in other words, for FREE. Let our body shop help you get back out on the road So what should you do? Our Orlando Toyota body shop recommends that the moment you see a crack appear in your windshield, you call your insurance company and report the claim. You can work with them to schedule a time and place to have your windshield either repaired or replaced, depending on the severity and size of the crack. They can even send someone out to do it while you're at work! It's that simple and remember - it's 100% free through your auto insurance. If you have questions, call our body shop today! Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall, and you can reach us at (407) 298-6006.

It's happened to so many of us - you're cruising down the highway, enjoying the lack of traffic and the fact that you may just make it to work on time when something flies up and hits your windshield. You may not even see it - you just hear a sharp popping noise and suddenly, you're staring at a crack in the windshield. While it may not be an emergency that you have to pull over and deal with that very second, it is an issue that needs to be fixed so it doesn't lead to bigger problems down the road. Toyota of Orlando's body shop is here to explain the ins and outs of cracked windshields and what to do about them. The ins and outs of a cracked windshield It's tempting to just ignore a cracked windshield, especially if the crack or chip is small and isn't right in the middle of your field of vision. Who has time to bring their car into a body shop for repairs and who wants to pay for them if the damage isn't large or noticeable? This is a bad idea. First of all, it's illegal to drive with a cracked windshield in the state of Florida. If a police officer pulls you over, you can be ticketed. If the damage is bad enough, your car can even be towed - all of this is explained in statute 316.610, where it states that it's illegal to operate a vehicle that's unsafe or a danger to other drivers. You'll save yourself time, money, and stress if you just deal with the crack yourself and get it fixed. Another reason you should never ignore a cracked windshield is that no matter how small the crack, it's still a crack. And that means that it's affecting your windshield's structural integrity. The chances of the crack or chip growing larger are high and then it becomes very dangerous for you to get behind the wheel. It's best to contact your local Orlando body shop and deal with the issue while it's still small and more manageable. Here's the good news - because there's a statute deeming it illegal to drive with a cracked windshield, there's also a Florida statute stating that auto insurance companies must repair or replace a cracked windshield with zero deductible... in other words, for FREE. Let our body shop help you get back out on the road So what should you do? Our Orlando Toyota body shop recommends that the moment you see a crack appear in your windshield, you call your insurance company and report the claim. You can work with them to schedule a time and place to have your windshield either repaired or replaced, depending on the severity and size of the crack. They can even send someone out to do it while you're at work! It's that simple and remember - it's 100% free through your auto insurance. If you have questions, call our body shop today! Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall, and you can reach us at (407) 298-6006.

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.

Is your teen driver about to hit the road solo for the first time? It's pretty nerve-wracking for any parent, and here at Toyota of Orlando we get it. That's why we've gathered up the top nine tips for teen drivers so you can prep your new driver for whatever may come their way when they climb into the driver's seat. What should you teach your teen driver before they hit the road? Tip #1: Choose a safe (and practical) car. It's tempting fate to put your teen driver behind the wheel of a sports car or a fast truck - it's a wiser option to put them into something practical and safe when you're sending them out on the road solo. Consider Orlando Toyota cars like the Toyota Yaris, Corolla, RAV4, and Camry, for starters! Tip #2: Teach them defensive driving. It's good to teach your teen to obey the rules of the road, but you should also teach them defensive driving skills so they can avoid an accident BEFORE it happens. This means doing away with distracted driving, for starters. Tip #3: No texting. At all. Ever. Make texting a no-no - you can even download apps that will lock their phones while the car is in motion so they're not tempted to even look at incoming texts when behind the wheel. Tip #4: Make seatbelts a non-negotiable. Set a good example and always wear your seatbelt and teach your teens that driving without one is not allowed, period. The car shouldn't leave the driveway until everyone in it is buckled up. Tip #5: Review the rules of the road one more time. Is your teen driver perfectly clear on the rules of the road? Make sure they know the basics and are competent enough to drive before you turn them loose. Tip #6: Limit passengers. It's a good idea to limit the number of passengers that your teen has in the car with them at first - passengers can be big distractions. Driving solo is your best bet for the first few months, and then you can slowly increase the number of passengers allowed. Tip #7: Teach them basic car maintenance. Teach your teen how to care for your Orlando Toyota and the importance of oil changes, tire rotations, brake service, fluid checks, and letting you know if they hear or see something odd, or if a dashboard light comes on. Tip #8: Go over common car emergencies. Does your teen know what to do if they get a flat tire? What if they have a dead car battery? How about an overheated vehicle? Teach them the ins and outs of common car problems and what they should do. Tip #9: Fill them in on what to do in an accident. Make sure your teen driver knows what to do after a car accident - who to call, the steps to take, and how to react. Shop safe new Orlando Toyotas today Ready to turn your teen driver loose? Get them into a safe new Toyota today - shop Toyota of Orlando at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

Is your teen driver about to hit the road solo for the first time? It's pretty nerve-wracking for any parent, and here at Toyota of Orlando we get it. That's why we've gathered up the top nine tips for teen drivers so you can prep your new driver for whatever may come their way when they climb into the driver's seat. What should you teach your teen driver before they hit the road? Tip #1: Choose a safe (and practical) car. It's tempting fate to put your teen driver behind the wheel of a sports car or a fast truck - it's a wiser option to put them into something practical and safe when you're sending them out on the road solo. Consider Orlando Toyota cars like the Toyota Yaris, Corolla, RAV4, and Camry, for starters! Tip #2: Teach them defensive driving. It's good to teach your teen to obey the rules of the road, but you should also teach them defensive driving skills so they can avoid an accident BEFORE it happens. This means doing away with distracted driving, for starters. Tip #3: No texting. At all. Ever. Make texting a no-no - you can even download apps that will lock their phones while the car is in motion so they're not tempted to even look at incoming texts when behind the wheel. Tip #4: Make seatbelts a non-negotiable. Set a good example and always wear your seatbelt and teach your teens that driving without one is not allowed, period. The car shouldn't leave the driveway until everyone in it is buckled up. Tip #5: Review the rules of the road one more time. Is your teen driver perfectly clear on the rules of the road? Make sure they know the basics and are competent enough to drive before you turn them loose. Tip #6: Limit passengers. It's a good idea to limit the number of passengers that your teen has in the car with them at first - passengers can be big distractions. Driving solo is your best bet for the first few months, and then you can slowly increase the number of passengers allowed. Tip #7: Teach them basic car maintenance. Teach your teen how to care for your Orlando Toyota and the importance of oil changes, tire rotations, brake service, fluid checks, and letting you know if they hear or see something odd, or if a dashboard light comes on. Tip #8: Go over common car emergencies. Does your teen know what to do if they get a flat tire? What if they have a dead car battery? How about an overheated vehicle? Teach them the ins and outs of common car problems and what they should do. Tip #9: Fill them in on what to do in an accident. Make sure your teen driver knows what to do after a car accident - who to call, the steps to take, and how to react. Shop safe new Orlando Toyotas today Ready to turn your teen driver loose? Get them into a safe new Toyota today - shop Toyota of Orlando at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

Here in Orlando, we get pretty mild winter weather (thank goodness). We never have to deal with heavy snow and we rarely have ice on the roads. However, we get a handful of cold nights during the year and if the temps dip low enough and your car is parked in the shade, you could wake up to ice on your windshield. Not to mention, if you head out of town in the winter you're more than likely to find yourself in need of some windshield de-icing. Toyota of Orlando is here with winter weather car care tips to help you de-ice your windshield like a pro and hit the road with a clear field of vision. Tip #1: Don't use hot water. DO NOT EVER use hot water to try and melt the ice off of your windshield - it can end in disaster. Hot water hitting the icy cold surface of your windshield can actually cause the glass to crack or shatter from the temperature differences. If you have to use water, use lukewarm water to try and loosen the ice a little. Tip #2: Avoid using vinegar. Another common myth is that you can use vinegar to remove ice from your windshield. Our car care experts advise against this - vinegar can damage the plastic and paint on your vehicle, so you want to avoid pouring it on your vehicle at all (even the windshield). Tip #3: Don't try to clear ice with your windshield wipers. Don't use your wipers to try and scrape frost or ice off the windshield when you face winter weather. It's not effective, first of all, and can easily damage or shred the rubber on the wiper blades. This means they'll be ineffective from that point on and you'll have to replace them ASAP. Tip #4: Run your defroster for a few minutes. Running the defroster in your car can help loosen up the ice a little bit, so climb into the driver's seat and warm both yourself and the windshield up before you get to scraping out in the cold. Tip #5: Avoid using a metal scraper - opt for plastic. A metal scraper can damage the glass windshield, leaving scratches and scrapes that impeded your field of vision. Instead, opt for a plastic scraper - one with a brush on the other end is super handy because then you don't have to use your hands to brush off the ice and frost. However, don't scrape TOO hard - even hard plastic can scratch your windshield. There are de-icer sprays on the market, but living here in Orlando, it's not really that cost-effective to buy them since we see ice and harsh winter weather so infrequently. Your best bet is to buy a plastic scraper and just keep it in the trunk in case you need it! Need more car care advice or want to grab a scraper? Ask our auto service experts at Toyota of Orlando - they're here 7 days a week with the info you need at (407) 298-0001!

Here in Orlando, we get pretty mild winter weather (thank goodness). We never have to deal with heavy snow and we rarely have ice on the roads. However, we get a handful of cold nights during the year and if the temps dip low enough and your car is parked in the shade, you could wake up to ice on your windshield. Not to mention, if you head out of town in the winter you're more than likely to find yourself in need of some windshield de-icing. Toyota of Orlando is here with winter weather car care tips to help you de-ice your windshield like a pro and hit the road with a clear field of vision. Tip #1: Don't use hot water. DO NOT EVER use hot water to try and melt the ice off of your windshield - it can end in disaster. Hot water hitting the icy cold surface of your windshield can actually cause the glass to crack or shatter from the temperature differences. If you have to use water, use lukewarm water to try and loosen the ice a little. Tip #2: Avoid using vinegar. Another common myth is that you can use vinegar to remove ice from your windshield. Our car care experts advise against this - vinegar can damage the plastic and paint on your vehicle, so you want to avoid pouring it on your vehicle at all (even the windshield). Tip #3: Don't try to clear ice with your windshield wipers. Don't use your wipers to try and scrape frost or ice off the windshield when you face winter weather. It's not effective, first of all, and can easily damage or shred the rubber on the wiper blades. This means they'll be ineffective from that point on and you'll have to replace them ASAP. Tip #4: Run your defroster for a few minutes. Running the defroster in your car can help loosen up the ice a little bit, so climb into the driver's seat and warm both yourself and the windshield up before you get to scraping out in the cold. Tip #5: Avoid using a metal scraper - opt for plastic. A metal scraper can damage the glass windshield, leaving scratches and scrapes that impeded your field of vision. Instead, opt for a plastic scraper - one with a brush on the other end is super handy because then you don't have to use your hands to brush off the ice and frost. However, don't scrape TOO hard - even hard plastic can scratch your windshield. There are de-icer sprays on the market, but living here in Orlando, it's not really that cost-effective to buy them since we see ice and harsh winter weather so infrequently. Your best bet is to buy a plastic scraper and just keep it in the trunk in case you need it! Need more car care advice or want to grab a scraper? Ask our auto service experts at Toyota of Orlando - they're here 7 days a week with the info you need at (407) 298-0001!

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!