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Do you know how to back out of a parking space? It may seem like an easy process, but there’s a little more to it than that. Luckily, we’re here and making it simple ™ (as always) at Toyota of Orlando. Check out this quick guide to backing out of a parking space, backing into a parking space, and other parking lot hacks for you and your Toyota. Backing out of a parking space: What you should know We’re going to walk you through backing out of a parking space to paint a nice, clear picture. Here are the steps you should take in your Orlando Toyota. Step 1: Put your car into reverse, but keep your foot on the brake. You have a few more things to do before you can back out. Step 2: See what’s behind you before backing out of a parking space. If you have a backup camera or panoramic view monitor ( 360-degree camera), this is a great time to use it. Step 3: Don’t rely solely on the technology in your car, though. You should also physically turn to check behind you, as well as on either side of you, and be sure to check your blind spots. Step #4: Start to slowly accelerate to reverse out of your spot, paying close attention to your surroundings. If you see a car coming, stop - you don’t have the right of way and can be at fault if an accident happens when you’re backing out of a parking space. Step #5: When you’re about a third of the way out of your parking spot, it’s time to turn your Orlando Toyota’s wheels. You’re going to turn the steering wheel in the direction that you want your car to reverse. For example, if you want the back of your car to go left, you should turn your steering wheel left. Step #6: Once you’ve fully completed backing out of a parking spot, check to ensure your path is clear, turn your wheels in the direction you want to go, and put your car in drive. Now that you’re a pro and know how to back out of a parking space, let’s talk about backing into one. How to back into a parking space, step by step If you’re the type of driver who likes to back into a parking spot so you can make a quick exit when it’s time to leave, we’ve got you. Statistically, it’s actually safer to back into a parking spot and pull forward to exit it. Here’s a simple guide on backing into a parking spot. Step #1: Find the spot you want and activate your turn signal so other drivers know where you’re headed. Step #2: Drive two spots past the parking space that you want. This will give you the space you need to maneuver into your space. Line up your passenger’s side mirror with the farthest parking line in the second parking spot. Step #3: Turn your Orlando Toyota’s steering wheel in the direction of the parking space you want - depending on the size of your car and how much space you have, you may want to turn it until it locks. Step #4: Physically turn around to ensure there are no cars behind you or in your projected path. Again, you can use your backup camera or 360 degree camera, but don’t rely solely on them. Step #5: Shift into reverse, your steering wheel still turned, and back slowly and carefully into your spot. Step #6: If necessary, shift your Orlando Toyota into drive and pull forward to straighten your car out. You want to ensure that you’re parked in the middle of the two parking space lines, with an even amount of space on both sides of your vehicle. And you’re parked! Toyota of Orlando’s parking lot hacks To continue in the vein of making it simple ™, we’ve got some easy tips for navigating a parking lot like a pro. Move slowly. You’ll be able to maneuver better (and more safely) if you travel at low speeds in a parking lot. Remember, there are a lot of cars and pedestrians to look out for. Stay off your phone. Pay attention to what’s going on - other cars, people walking, signs, etc. to get to your spot safely. Don't engage in distracted driving! Park in well-lit areas when you can. Your car will be less likely to be broken into. If there’s a security tower or camera, even better. Lock up your car and be sure your valuables are out of sight. If you have an Orlando Toyota with a trunk or a cargo cover, stow your belongings there so no one looking into your car can see them. Take a picture of your car or drop a pin so you can remember where you were later. (You’ll thank us.) Get more tips on backing out of a parking space and more Whether you want more tips on how to use safety tech when backing out of a parking space or need auto body repairs because you had a mishap, we’ve got you. Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall of Millenia.

Do you know how to back out of a parking space? It may seem like an easy process, but there’s a little more to it than that. Luckily, we’re here and making it simple ™ (as always) at Toyota of Orlando. Check out this quick guide to backing out of a parking space, backing into a parking space, and other parking lot hacks for you and your Toyota. Backing out of a parking space: What you should know We’re going to walk you through backing out of a parking space to paint a nice, clear picture. Here are the steps you should take in your Orlando Toyota. Step 1: Put your car into reverse, but keep your foot on the brake. You have a few more things to do before you can back out. Step 2: See what’s behind you before backing out of a parking space. If you have a backup camera or panoramic view monitor ( 360-degree camera), this is a great time to use it. Step 3: Don’t rely solely on the technology in your car, though. You should also physically turn to check behind you, as well as on either side of you, and be sure to check your blind spots. Step #4: Start to slowly accelerate to reverse out of your spot, paying close attention to your surroundings. If you see a car coming, stop - you don’t have the right of way and can be at fault if an accident happens when you’re backing out of a parking space. Step #5: When you’re about a third of the way out of your parking spot, it’s time to turn your Orlando Toyota’s wheels. You’re going to turn the steering wheel in the direction that you want your car to reverse. For example, if you want the back of your car to go left, you should turn your steering wheel left. Step #6: Once you’ve fully completed backing out of a parking spot, check to ensure your path is clear, turn your wheels in the direction you want to go, and put your car in drive. Now that you’re a pro and know how to back out of a parking space, let’s talk about backing into one. How to back into a parking space, step by step If you’re the type of driver who likes to back into a parking spot so you can make a quick exit when it’s time to leave, we’ve got you. Statistically, it’s actually safer to back into a parking spot and pull forward to exit it. Here’s a simple guide on backing into a parking spot. Step #1: Find the spot you want and activate your turn signal so other drivers know where you’re headed. Step #2: Drive two spots past the parking space that you want. This will give you the space you need to maneuver into your space. Line up your passenger’s side mirror with the farthest parking line in the second parking spot. Step #3: Turn your Orlando Toyota’s steering wheel in the direction of the parking space you want - depending on the size of your car and how much space you have, you may want to turn it until it locks. Step #4: Physically turn around to ensure there are no cars behind you or in your projected path. Again, you can use your backup camera or 360 degree camera, but don’t rely solely on them. Step #5: Shift into reverse, your steering wheel still turned, and back slowly and carefully into your spot. Step #6: If necessary, shift your Orlando Toyota into drive and pull forward to straighten your car out. You want to ensure that you’re parked in the middle of the two parking space lines, with an even amount of space on both sides of your vehicle. And you’re parked! Toyota of Orlando’s parking lot hacks To continue in the vein of making it simple ™, we’ve got some easy tips for navigating a parking lot like a pro. Move slowly. You’ll be able to maneuver better (and more safely) if you travel at low speeds in a parking lot. Remember, there are a lot of cars and pedestrians to look out for. Stay off your phone. Pay attention to what’s going on - other cars, people walking, signs, etc. to get to your spot safely. Don't engage in distracted driving! Park in well-lit areas when you can. Your car will be less likely to be broken into. If there’s a security tower or camera, even better. Lock up your car and be sure your valuables are out of sight. If you have an Orlando Toyota with a trunk or a cargo cover, stow your belongings there so no one looking into your car can see them. Take a picture of your car or drop a pin so you can remember where you were later. (You’ll thank us.) Get more tips on backing out of a parking space and more Whether you want more tips on how to use safety tech when backing out of a parking space or need auto body repairs because you had a mishap, we’ve got you. Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall of Millenia.

If you're thinking that a new 2024 Toyota Tundra might be the right ride for you, you're likely considering it for its performance capabilities. After all, it's known for its performance throughout the truck world - it can tow, haul, and off-road like no other. And on top of that, it looks good while doing it AND keeps you comfortable inside the cabin. We all know that this Orlando Toyota is capable of towing a good amount of weight. After all, it did tow the space shuttle. In 2024, the Tundra has a towing capacity of up to 12,000 pounds. But what is the Toyota Tundra payload capacity this model year? The experts at Toyota of Orlando are making it simple ™ and breaking it down for you. What is payload capacity? Before we start throwing numbers at you, let's talk about what payload capacity is. Simply put, payload capacity is the maximum amount of weight that your vehicle can safely carry. It's important to note that this is not just what you're putting in the bed. The payload also includes the weight of everything inside the cabin, including passengers. So if your Orlando Toyota truck has a payload capacity of 1,000 pounds, don't go loading 1,000 pounds worth of cargo into the bed! What happens if you exceed payload capacity? So what happens if you push your Orlando Toyota past its payload capacity limit? Nothing good. Overloading your vehicle puts major stress on your frame, suspension, and tires. Not only that, it makes your engine work double time to keep up with the extra weight. In the best-case scenario, you can damage and wear out parts faster. In the worst-case scenario, you can cause part (and even engine) failure. It can also void your car insurance contract if you damage your vehicle by overloading it... which means you have to shell out for repairs or a new vehicle yourself. And in some states, it's even illegal. Let's say you overload your truck and the engine fails in the middle of a busy intersection. You can get a pricey citation for blocking traffic with an overloaded vehicle. What is the Toyota Tundra payload capacity in 2024? For the 2024 model year, the Orlando Toyota Tundra's maximum payload capacity will vary depending on the model you choose. Here's what you should know: The 2024 Toyota Tundra SR can handle 1,940 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra SR5 maxes out at 1,940 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Limited can carry 1,740 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition maxes out at 1,575 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro can haul 1,600 pounds. We know that sometimes it can be tricky to visualize what that amount of weight looks like, so let's pick a number and give you a concrete (pun intended) example. If your new Orlando Toyota Tundra has a maximum payload capacity of 1,600 pounds, it can carry: A full-grown Angus cow A concert piano A female giraffe Eleven bags of concrete Three small motorcycles 150 gallons of paint As you can see, no matter what you plan to carry in the bed of your truck, there's room for variety. Check out the Toyota Tundra payload capacity for yourself at Toyota of Orlando Ready to explore what the 2024 Toyota Tundra payload capacity can mean for your next adventure? Test drive this best-selling truck today at Toyota of Orlando. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia.

If you're thinking that a new 2024 Toyota Tundra might be the right ride for you, you're likely considering it for its performance capabilities. After all, it's known for its performance throughout the truck world - it can tow, haul, and off-road like no other. And on top of that, it looks good while doing it AND keeps you comfortable inside the cabin. We all know that this Orlando Toyota is capable of towing a good amount of weight. After all, it did tow the space shuttle. In 2024, the Tundra has a towing capacity of up to 12,000 pounds. But what is the Toyota Tundra payload capacity this model year? The experts at Toyota of Orlando are making it simple ™ and breaking it down for you. What is payload capacity? Before we start throwing numbers at you, let's talk about what payload capacity is. Simply put, payload capacity is the maximum amount of weight that your vehicle can safely carry. It's important to note that this is not just what you're putting in the bed. The payload also includes the weight of everything inside the cabin, including passengers. So if your Orlando Toyota truck has a payload capacity of 1,000 pounds, don't go loading 1,000 pounds worth of cargo into the bed! What happens if you exceed payload capacity? So what happens if you push your Orlando Toyota past its payload capacity limit? Nothing good. Overloading your vehicle puts major stress on your frame, suspension, and tires. Not only that, it makes your engine work double time to keep up with the extra weight. In the best-case scenario, you can damage and wear out parts faster. In the worst-case scenario, you can cause part (and even engine) failure. It can also void your car insurance contract if you damage your vehicle by overloading it... which means you have to shell out for repairs or a new vehicle yourself. And in some states, it's even illegal. Let's say you overload your truck and the engine fails in the middle of a busy intersection. You can get a pricey citation for blocking traffic with an overloaded vehicle. What is the Toyota Tundra payload capacity in 2024? For the 2024 model year, the Orlando Toyota Tundra's maximum payload capacity will vary depending on the model you choose. Here's what you should know: The 2024 Toyota Tundra SR can handle 1,940 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra SR5 maxes out at 1,940 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Limited can carry 1,740 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition maxes out at 1,575 pounds. The 2024 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro can haul 1,600 pounds. We know that sometimes it can be tricky to visualize what that amount of weight looks like, so let's pick a number and give you a concrete (pun intended) example. If your new Orlando Toyota Tundra has a maximum payload capacity of 1,600 pounds, it can carry: A full-grown Angus cow A concert piano A female giraffe Eleven bags of concrete Three small motorcycles 150 gallons of paint As you can see, no matter what you plan to carry in the bed of your truck, there's room for variety. Check out the Toyota Tundra payload capacity for yourself at Toyota of Orlando Ready to explore what the 2024 Toyota Tundra payload capacity can mean for your next adventure? Test drive this best-selling truck today at Toyota of Orlando. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia.

Summer is coming, which means it's time to hit the road. The summer months are undeniably the most popular time of the year for road trips, and whether you're heading across your state or across the country, you need a way to pass the time behind the wheel. Check out this list of the best road trip games from our sales team here at Toyota of Orlando! What are the best road trip games for families? The best road trip games are entertaining but still let the driver focus on the task at hand (getting you to your vacation destination quickly). Here are our top Orlando Toyota tips for passing the time while you're hitting the road. However, not all games are created equal and the littles in your car may not appreciate the same games as the adults. Check out our list of the best road trip games for families. Cows on my side Even the youngest of passengers can enjoy this road trip game - if you can spot a cow, you can win. If you see a cow on your side of the road, you yell "Cows on my side!" and get one point. If you see cows on the other side, you yell "cows on your side!". If you call it before the person on that side sees the cows, you steal one of their points. The trick to winning the game fast? If you see a cemetery yell "ghost cows!" and steal ALL of the others' points. What color is it? This is one of the best road trip games because it's simple and everyone can play at once. Here's how: The first player has to think of an item that you can buy at a grocery store. Everyone else in the car has to guess what it is by asking questions to narrow it down. (For example, is it frozen? Is it more than $5? Is it packaged?) Road trip scavenger hunt Before you hit the open road in your Orlando Toyota, print out an easy car scavenger hunt! There are tons of them online that you can download and your littles will stay busy hunting for the items outside the car. The more items, the longer they stay occupied! I Spy Alphabet Want your smaller passengers to work on letters and phonics? Play I Spy alphabet! Here are the rules for this road trip game. Person 1 picks something inside or outside of the car and says "I spy with my little eye something that starts with the letter...." and names the first letter of the object. The rest of the passengers have to guess what it is and in the process, practice their alphabets and phonics skills. The best road trip games for adults Road trip car holiday happy couple driving convertible car on summer travel Hawaii vacation. Woman with arms up having fun, young man driver The Movie Game This road trip game is for all you film buffs out there. Basically, someone names an actor. The next person has to say a movie that they were in, and the next person has to name ANOTHER actor from the same film, and the game continues on. For example: Person 1: Robert Downey Jr. Person 2: The Avengers Person 3: Chris Evans Person 1: Captain America And so forth. The Alphabet Categories For this road trip game, you first choose a category. Then you round robin - everyone has to take turns naming something from that category in alphabetical order. For example: Category: Fruit Person 1: Apples Person 2: Bananas Person 3: Cantaloupe And so on. When you hit the end of the alphabet, pick a new category! The Name Game If you're good with names, this is one of the best road trip games to pass the time. Basically, someone has to name a well-known person or celebrity. The next person has to say a person whose first name starts with the letter of the previous last name. For example: Person 1: Taylor Swift Person 2: Scarlett Johansson Person 3: Jason Momoa Person 1: Millie Bobbie Brown If somebody mentions a person where both the first and last name start with the same letter, the game reverses in order (like Mandy Moore). Find the right Toyota for your next road trip at Toyota of Orlando Is the open road calling your name? Get the Toyota best suited for it - shop ALL of our new + used cars today at Toyota of Orlando! We're open seven days a week until 10pm at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Mall at Millenia.

Summer is coming, which means it's time to hit the road. The summer months are undeniably the most popular time of the year for road trips, and whether you're heading across your state or across the country, you need a way to pass the time behind the wheel. Check out this list of the best road trip games from our sales team here at Toyota of Orlando! What are the best road trip games for families? The best road trip games are entertaining but still let the driver focus on the task at hand (getting you to your vacation destination quickly). Here are our top Orlando Toyota tips for passing the time while you're hitting the road. However, not all games are created equal and the littles in your car may not appreciate the same games as the adults. Check out our list of the best road trip games for families. Cows on my side Even the youngest of passengers can enjoy this road trip game - if you can spot a cow, you can win. If you see a cow on your side of the road, you yell "Cows on my side!" and get one point. If you see cows on the other side, you yell "cows on your side!". If you call it before the person on that side sees the cows, you steal one of their points. The trick to winning the game fast? If you see a cemetery yell "ghost cows!" and steal ALL of the others' points. What color is it? This is one of the best road trip games because it's simple and everyone can play at once. Here's how: The first player has to think of an item that you can buy at a grocery store. Everyone else in the car has to guess what it is by asking questions to narrow it down. (For example, is it frozen? Is it more than $5? Is it packaged?) Road trip scavenger hunt Before you hit the open road in your Orlando Toyota, print out an easy car scavenger hunt! There are tons of them online that you can download and your littles will stay busy hunting for the items outside the car. The more items, the longer they stay occupied! I Spy Alphabet Want your smaller passengers to work on letters and phonics? Play I Spy alphabet! Here are the rules for this road trip game. Person 1 picks something inside or outside of the car and says "I spy with my little eye something that starts with the letter...." and names the first letter of the object. The rest of the passengers have to guess what it is and in the process, practice their alphabets and phonics skills. The best road trip games for adults Road trip car holiday happy couple driving convertible car on summer travel Hawaii vacation. Woman with arms up having fun, young man driver The Movie Game This road trip game is for all you film buffs out there. Basically, someone names an actor. The next person has to say a movie that they were in, and the next person has to name ANOTHER actor from the same film, and the game continues on. For example: Person 1: Robert Downey Jr. Person 2: The Avengers Person 3: Chris Evans Person 1: Captain America And so forth. The Alphabet Categories For this road trip game, you first choose a category. Then you round robin - everyone has to take turns naming something from that category in alphabetical order. For example: Category: Fruit Person 1: Apples Person 2: Bananas Person 3: Cantaloupe And so on. When you hit the end of the alphabet, pick a new category! The Name Game If you're good with names, this is one of the best road trip games to pass the time. Basically, someone has to name a well-known person or celebrity. The next person has to say a person whose first name starts with the letter of the previous last name. For example: Person 1: Taylor Swift Person 2: Scarlett Johansson Person 3: Jason Momoa Person 1: Millie Bobbie Brown If somebody mentions a person where both the first and last name start with the same letter, the game reverses in order (like Mandy Moore). Find the right Toyota for your next road trip at Toyota of Orlando Is the open road calling your name? Get the Toyota best suited for it - shop ALL of our new + used cars today at Toyota of Orlando! We're open seven days a week until 10pm at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Mall at Millenia.

Thinking a new 2024 Toyota Tundra might be right for you but debating between models? We get it - they're all pretty amazing. However, the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs impressed us big time this model year and we're here to share. Here's the breakdown on this incredible truck from the experts at Toyota of Orlando! Before we even get started, we've got a fun fact for you - this new hybrid truck is rocking the i-Force MAX system, which makes it MORE powerful than the gas models in the lineup. Yup, you heard right - you'll get more horsepower and torque than you would with an internal combustion engine. With that in mind, let's kick it off! 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid Specs: What to know Let's start with the basics. This Orlando Toyota truck was redesigned back in 2022 and has only continued to refine its performance since then. Here's what you should know before you entertain 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid specs. The TRD Pro has a starting MSRP of $72,130. It gets decent fuel efficiency for such a large truck (you can thank that hybrid system under the hood). At the end of the day, you'll get 18/20/19 mpg. It looks similar to the new 2024 Toyota Tacoma; they share the same chassis and some design elements. However, the Tundra is the bigger and more powerful of the two (in case you're debating). Exterior 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro Specs that we love We'll work our way to the interior and the engine, but let's start with the exterior 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs. Here's what we love at Toyota of Orlando: You'll notice the grille first - it's a black TOYOTA heritage grille (not your standard logo) with an integrated light bar and amber marker lights. 18-inch TRD Pro matte black forged aluminum BBS wheels with TRD center caps help add to the aggressive stance of this best-selling truck. There's also a TRD aluminum front skid plate underneath this Orlando Toyota to protect the underside when you're out on the trails. Red-painted front coil springs and a stabilizer bar help you tackle rocky terrain with comfort and ease. LED lighting rounds out the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs - you'll get premium headlights with black trim, daytime running lights, and signals. You'll also love the automatic leveling adjustment for your lighting. Heated power outside mirrors have turn signals and blind spot warning indicators for added safety. The bed comes in a 5.5-foot configuration with aluminum-reinforced composite construction, which makes it super durable. To cap it off, there's a deck rail system with tie-down points to keep your cargo secure no matter where your Orlando Toyota Tundra takes you. And to make loading easy, you'll love the lower and lift tailgate with smart switch release, as well as LED bed lights. There's even a 12V/400W AC power outlet located in the bed. And it wouldn't be a TRD Pro without cool accents. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs on the exterior include gloss-black A-pillars, dual black TRD Pro exhaust tips, and other black TRD Pro badging that spans both the exterior and interior. What can you expect from the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine? Now let's talk about what matters most - what's under the hood. Here's what the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine is bringing to the picture. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine is an i-FORCE MAX 3.4L twin-turbo V6. As promised, you'll get more horsepower and torque with this engine. To be specific, you'll have 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft torque at your fingertips. This truck's intake has twin turbochargers to get you the power you need. This 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine has a 10-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with intelligence. You'll also have access to an electronically controlled locking rear differential. You'll also love the off-road abilities. For starters, the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs include an approach angle of 26.2 degrees and a departure angle of 24.2 degrees. This off-roader also has part-time 4WD to get you where you need to go. For maximized comfort and handling, this new Tundra has TRD Pro off-road suspension with 1.1-inch front lift FOX internal bypass shocks. You'll also love the tires - they lend serious edge as Falcon WILDPEAK all-terrain tires. We can't forget about towing, either. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs for towing include a towing hitch receiver and wiring harness as well as an LED trailer reverse assist light. Good thing - this Orlando Toyota can tow up to 11,175 pounds. Explore the interior of the new Tundra at Toyota of Orlando Ready to climb behind the wheel and experience the cabin? We are, too. Check out the 2024 Toyota Tundra hybrid TRD Pro specs you can expect from the interior. It's spacious - you can seat up to five people inside the cabin and have plenty of space to stretch out. The interior is decked out in TRD Pro SofTex with contrast stitching, and keeps you comfortable with both heated AND ventilated front seats. You'll also find dual-zone automatic climate control literally at your fingertips to keep everyone inside the cabin cool (or warm). There's a Smart Key System with a red push button start button for convenience and a TRD Pro leather-wrapped shift knob. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs also include Qi wireless charging and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. And don't forget , there's a panoramic roof and power rear vertical window allow you to open up the interior for some fresh mountain air. Now let's talk tech. This truck delivers (again, see for yourself at Toyota of Orlando) in terms of entertainment and connectivity technology. Here are some of the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs you can expect in this realm: A multi-terrain monitor AND backup camera give you superior visibility for this Orlando Toyota truck. We also love the 12.3-inch digital meter to deliver any important messages. And finally, there's a 14-inch audio multimedia system with 12 JBL speakers. You'll have access to wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and more. Test drive this new hybrid truck at Toyota of Orlando Ready to put the 2024 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro in your driveway? Shop online OR come by and see it in person. Toyota of Orlando is located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia. We're open seven days a week until 10pm!

Thinking a new 2024 Toyota Tundra might be right for you but debating between models? We get it - they're all pretty amazing. However, the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs impressed us big time this model year and we're here to share. Here's the breakdown on this incredible truck from the experts at Toyota of Orlando! Before we even get started, we've got a fun fact for you - this new hybrid truck is rocking the i-Force MAX system, which makes it MORE powerful than the gas models in the lineup. Yup, you heard right - you'll get more horsepower and torque than you would with an internal combustion engine. With that in mind, let's kick it off! 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid Specs: What to know Let's start with the basics. This Orlando Toyota truck was redesigned back in 2022 and has only continued to refine its performance since then. Here's what you should know before you entertain 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid specs. The TRD Pro has a starting MSRP of $72,130. It gets decent fuel efficiency for such a large truck (you can thank that hybrid system under the hood). At the end of the day, you'll get 18/20/19 mpg. It looks similar to the new 2024 Toyota Tacoma; they share the same chassis and some design elements. However, the Tundra is the bigger and more powerful of the two (in case you're debating). Exterior 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro Specs that we love We'll work our way to the interior and the engine, but let's start with the exterior 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs. Here's what we love at Toyota of Orlando: You'll notice the grille first - it's a black TOYOTA heritage grille (not your standard logo) with an integrated light bar and amber marker lights. 18-inch TRD Pro matte black forged aluminum BBS wheels with TRD center caps help add to the aggressive stance of this best-selling truck. There's also a TRD aluminum front skid plate underneath this Orlando Toyota to protect the underside when you're out on the trails. Red-painted front coil springs and a stabilizer bar help you tackle rocky terrain with comfort and ease. LED lighting rounds out the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs - you'll get premium headlights with black trim, daytime running lights, and signals. You'll also love the automatic leveling adjustment for your lighting. Heated power outside mirrors have turn signals and blind spot warning indicators for added safety. The bed comes in a 5.5-foot configuration with aluminum-reinforced composite construction, which makes it super durable. To cap it off, there's a deck rail system with tie-down points to keep your cargo secure no matter where your Orlando Toyota Tundra takes you. And to make loading easy, you'll love the lower and lift tailgate with smart switch release, as well as LED bed lights. There's even a 12V/400W AC power outlet located in the bed. And it wouldn't be a TRD Pro without cool accents. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs on the exterior include gloss-black A-pillars, dual black TRD Pro exhaust tips, and other black TRD Pro badging that spans both the exterior and interior. What can you expect from the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine? Now let's talk about what matters most - what's under the hood. Here's what the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine is bringing to the picture. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine is an i-FORCE MAX 3.4L twin-turbo V6. As promised, you'll get more horsepower and torque with this engine. To be specific, you'll have 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft torque at your fingertips. This truck's intake has twin turbochargers to get you the power you need. This 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro engine has a 10-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with intelligence. You'll also have access to an electronically controlled locking rear differential. You'll also love the off-road abilities. For starters, the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs include an approach angle of 26.2 degrees and a departure angle of 24.2 degrees. This off-roader also has part-time 4WD to get you where you need to go. For maximized comfort and handling, this new Tundra has TRD Pro off-road suspension with 1.1-inch front lift FOX internal bypass shocks. You'll also love the tires - they lend serious edge as Falcon WILDPEAK all-terrain tires. We can't forget about towing, either. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs for towing include a towing hitch receiver and wiring harness as well as an LED trailer reverse assist light. Good thing - this Orlando Toyota can tow up to 11,175 pounds. Explore the interior of the new Tundra at Toyota of Orlando Ready to climb behind the wheel and experience the cabin? We are, too. Check out the 2024 Toyota Tundra hybrid TRD Pro specs you can expect from the interior. It's spacious - you can seat up to five people inside the cabin and have plenty of space to stretch out. The interior is decked out in TRD Pro SofTex with contrast stitching, and keeps you comfortable with both heated AND ventilated front seats. You'll also find dual-zone automatic climate control literally at your fingertips to keep everyone inside the cabin cool (or warm). There's a Smart Key System with a red push button start button for convenience and a TRD Pro leather-wrapped shift knob. The 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs also include Qi wireless charging and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. And don't forget , there's a panoramic roof and power rear vertical window allow you to open up the interior for some fresh mountain air. Now let's talk tech. This truck delivers (again, see for yourself at Toyota of Orlando) in terms of entertainment and connectivity technology. Here are some of the 2024 Toyota Tundra Hybrid TRD Pro specs you can expect in this realm: A multi-terrain monitor AND backup camera give you superior visibility for this Orlando Toyota truck. We also love the 12.3-inch digital meter to deliver any important messages. And finally, there's a 14-inch audio multimedia system with 12 JBL speakers. You'll have access to wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and more. Test drive this new hybrid truck at Toyota of Orlando Ready to put the 2024 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro in your driveway? Shop online OR come by and see it in person. Toyota of Orlando is located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia. We're open seven days a week until 10pm!

The 2025 Toyota 4Runner has FINALLY been unveiled! We've been waiting over a decade for the redesign and Toyota delivered. The 4Runner has been redesigned inside, out, and under the hood. Our Orlando Toyota dealership has the details so far, so let's dive in. <span data-mce-type="bookmark" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span> 2025 Toyota 4Runner performance: The major stats Performance is always high on the list when it comes to 4Runner drivers. We're happy to say that Toyota definitely took that into account when they redesigned it. Here are some of the performance highlights we're loving for the new generation: It's built on the TNGA-F global truck platform. (The Tacoma, Land Cruiser, Tundra, and Sequoia also share this platform.) This platform uses a high-strength boxed steel-ladder frame, as well as multi-link coil rear and double-wishbone front suspension. It has two powerful new turbocharged engine options. You can opt for a 2.4L 4-cylinder i-FORCE engine that gets 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft. But you can also choose an i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain that gets 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft torque. The 2025 Toyota 4Runner has a new Stabilizer Bar Disconnect Mechanism for better suspension articulation. It also majorly flexes with approach angles of 32 degrees and departure angles of 24 degrees. You can drive home this Orlando Toyota in 2WD, part-time 4WD, or full-time 4WD. You'll find off-road performance features like automatic limited-slip differential, active traction control, and center locking differential. This redesigned Toyota also has multi-terrain select and CRAWL Control. All in all, you can tackle the toughest trails with the best traction, steering, and navigating capabilities possible. 2025 Toyota 4Runner options: What's available? NINE models will be available when the 2025 Toyota 4Runner hits Toyota of Orlando. You can choose from the: SR5 TRD Sport TRD Sport Premium TRD Off Road TRD Off Road Premium Limited Platinum TRD Pro Trailhunter Here are a few more things to keep in mind: The Trailhunter will be similar to the new Tacoma Trailhunter model. It'll have ARB Old Man Emu shocks for amazing handling. The 2025 Toyota 4Runner Trailhunter also has ARB roof rack, 33-inch Toyo Open Country all-terrain tires, and RIGID LED fog lamps. Further, you'll love a low-profile high-mount air intake, rock rails, skid plates, and a 2400W AC inverter. Time to get off the pavement! The all-new Platinum model - the first one in the 4Runner lineup - boasts a luxury drive-time experience. It comes with features like heated second-row seats, a standard tow tech package, rain-sensing wipers, and a Head-Up display. And did we mention that there's a standard power rear window on all models and an available power liftgate? What tech will you find on the redesigned Toyota 4Runner? The tech has also been updated on this much-loved truck. Here's what you'll find when you climb into the driver's seat at Toyota of Orlando: Your choice of an 8-inch or 14-inch multimedia touchscreen Wireless AppleCar and Android Auto Qi wireless charging with enhanced power output USB-C data and charging ports The Smart Key System with the option of Remote Connect and a Digital Key Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 with the new Proactive Driving Assist feature. It uses the 4Runner's camera and radar to help with gentle braking and steering. A blind spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert Hill start assist control Follow us for more details at Toyota of Orlando Think you might want to put a 2025 Toyota 4Runner in your driveway? Follow us on social OR call us today at (407) 298-4500 to get the latest info about the redesign. We're open seven days a week until 10pm!

The 2025 Toyota 4Runner has FINALLY been unveiled! We've been waiting over a decade for the redesign and Toyota delivered. The 4Runner has been redesigned inside, out, and under the hood. Our Orlando Toyota dealership has the details so far, so let's dive in. <span data-mce-type="bookmark" style="display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span> 2025 Toyota 4Runner performance: The major stats Performance is always high on the list when it comes to 4Runner drivers. We're happy to say that Toyota definitely took that into account when they redesigned it. Here are some of the performance highlights we're loving for the new generation: It's built on the TNGA-F global truck platform. (The Tacoma, Land Cruiser, Tundra, and Sequoia also share this platform.) This platform uses a high-strength boxed steel-ladder frame, as well as multi-link coil rear and double-wishbone front suspension. It has two powerful new turbocharged engine options. You can opt for a 2.4L 4-cylinder i-FORCE engine that gets 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft. But you can also choose an i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain that gets 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft torque. The 2025 Toyota 4Runner has a new Stabilizer Bar Disconnect Mechanism for better suspension articulation. It also majorly flexes with approach angles of 32 degrees and departure angles of 24 degrees. You can drive home this Orlando Toyota in 2WD, part-time 4WD, or full-time 4WD. You'll find off-road performance features like automatic limited-slip differential, active traction control, and center locking differential. This redesigned Toyota also has multi-terrain select and CRAWL Control. All in all, you can tackle the toughest trails with the best traction, steering, and navigating capabilities possible. 2025 Toyota 4Runner options: What's available? NINE models will be available when the 2025 Toyota 4Runner hits Toyota of Orlando. You can choose from the: SR5 TRD Sport TRD Sport Premium TRD Off Road TRD Off Road Premium Limited Platinum TRD Pro Trailhunter Here are a few more things to keep in mind: The Trailhunter will be similar to the new Tacoma Trailhunter model. It'll have ARB Old Man Emu shocks for amazing handling. The 2025 Toyota 4Runner Trailhunter also has ARB roof rack, 33-inch Toyo Open Country all-terrain tires, and RIGID LED fog lamps. Further, you'll love a low-profile high-mount air intake, rock rails, skid plates, and a 2400W AC inverter. Time to get off the pavement! The all-new Platinum model - the first one in the 4Runner lineup - boasts a luxury drive-time experience. It comes with features like heated second-row seats, a standard tow tech package, rain-sensing wipers, and a Head-Up display. And did we mention that there's a standard power rear window on all models and an available power liftgate? What tech will you find on the redesigned Toyota 4Runner? The tech has also been updated on this much-loved truck. Here's what you'll find when you climb into the driver's seat at Toyota of Orlando: Your choice of an 8-inch or 14-inch multimedia touchscreen Wireless AppleCar and Android Auto Qi wireless charging with enhanced power output USB-C data and charging ports The Smart Key System with the option of Remote Connect and a Digital Key Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 with the new Proactive Driving Assist feature. It uses the 4Runner's camera and radar to help with gentle braking and steering. A blind spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert Hill start assist control Follow us for more details at Toyota of Orlando Think you might want to put a 2025 Toyota 4Runner in your driveway? Follow us on social OR call us today at (407) 298-4500 to get the latest info about the redesign. We're open seven days a week until 10pm!

The 2024 Toyota Tacoma is here at Toyota of Orlando and we know you're probably itching to get behind the wheel - after all, it's been completely redesigned from bumper to bumper AND under the hood. On top of that, new models, cab sizes, and engine options are up for grabs for the new model year. So which new Tacoma is going to be the right choice for your next truck? Toyota of Orlando is here with a guide to 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs to help you decide. Why should you consider the 2024 Toyota Tacoma? Before we break down the 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs, let's talk about why you should consider this Orlando Toyota truck in the first place. The Tacoma has been a mainstay in the Toyota lineup for literal decades - it's renowned on a global scale for its versatility and performance capabilities. However, we were all ready for redesign by the time 2024 rolled around, and Toyota delivered. Here's what we love about this updated Orlando Toyota: It's got new engine options - you can choose between a gas-powered i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged engine and an all-new i-FORCE MAX 2.4L turbocharged hybrid drivetrain. It's rocking a new look inside and out. The exterior was redesigned to be tougher and sportier than ever before (we get Tundra and Sequoia vibes from it), and the cabin was redesigned to offer a bit more space (the truck sits on a new platform) as well as a more ergonomic and comfortable layout. You'll have new tech (like standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and an optional 14-inch screen) as well. And the performance updates - besides the engine options, you've also got a new coil spring suspension option, new off-roading hardware, and more to find whatever adventures you've been looking for. Now that you know what's in store for you when you test drive the 2024 Toyota Tacoma at Toyota of Orlando, let's talk more about the individual models up for grabs this year. A breakdown of 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs by model Let's kick things off - here's what you should know about each 2024 Toyota Tacoma model. There are eight different options to choose from. SR: The SR model is the "base model" but it's not basic in the least. It has a starting MSRP of $31,500 and has the i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged engine that gets 20/26 mpg. You can get it in an eight-speed automatic or six-speed manual transmission, and it comes in a Double Cab or Xtra Cab configuration. It also has features like the Smart Key System, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Audio, and an eight-inch multimedia interface. SR5: This particular 2024 Toyota Tacoma is the next step up when it comes to models. It has a starting MSRP of $36,200 and rocks that i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged engine that gets 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft torque. It comes in an eight-speed automatic transmission, and you can choose a Double Cab or Xtra Cab. You'll also get 17-inch alloy wheels and a multi-link rear suspension, and the truck comes in six different sporty paint colors. PreRunner: This is where things start to get a little more exciting when it comes to 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs. The PreRunner model has a starting MSRP of $38,100 and has the aforementioned i-FORCE turbocharged engine paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. However, this model ups the ante with the Xtra cab, electronically locking rear differential, and a front suspension lift for a much sportier look. You'll also love 17-inch alloy wheels, LED exterior lighting, and rear-wheel drive with automatic limited-slip differential. TRD Sport: The TRD Sport is where that turbocharged hybrid drivetrain becomes an option. It has a starting MSRP of $39,400 and offers both manual and automatic transmissions (depending on which drivetrain you choose). You'll love the aggressive styling on the exterior that includes red TRD sport-tuned twin tube shocks, a hood scoop, and 18-inch sport alloy wheels. The interior showcases aluminum sport pedals, a leather-trimmed steering wheel, and an optional power moonroof. TRD Off-Road: If you like to get off the pavement, this particular Orlando Toyota is for you. The TRD Off-Road model is decked out with everything you need to get off the beaten path. You'll find the turbocharged hybrid drivetrain as an option alongside the turbocharged gas drivetrain, and you can sink your teeth into features like multi-terrain select, a front stabilizer disconnect mechanism, four-wheel drive, and CRAWL control. This 2024 Toyota Tacoma also has all-terrain tires and can tow up to 6,300 lbs. This new Toyota truck has a starting MSRP of $41,800. Limited: Want a little bit of luxury to accompany that versatile performance that the 2024 Toyota Tacoma offers? You'll find it in the Limited model. Both gas and hybrid drivetrains are up for grabs alongside that eight-speed automatic transmission, and you'll get eye-catching features like 18-inch chrome wheels, power running boards, power up/down tailgate, and chrome exhaust. This Orlando Toyota also showcases LED bed lighting (so awesome), a digital rearview mirror, and a sleek SofTex-trimmed interior. The starting MSRP is $52,100 and this particular model comes in seven different paint colors. Trailhunter: This is the one that we're REALLY excited about at Toyota of Orlando. The 2024 Toyota Tacoma Trailhunter is an all-new model designed with off-roading and overlanding in mind. It has the turbocharged i-FORCE Max drivetrain along with incredible off-roading hardware. You'll find Old Man Emu shocks, a high clearance bumper, rock rails, an ARB steel rear bumper with recovery hooks, and an ARB bed utility bar. It's also rocking a high-clearance trail exhaust tip, integrated bed lighting, RIGID fog lights, and high-strength underbody protection (think skid plates). The Trailhunter starting MSRP will be announced soon. And did we mention the JBL audio system with the removable speaker? Key for camping. TRD Pro: Another off-road champion (with years of track record to prove it), the TRD Pro is another iteration of the 2024 Toyota Tacoma that we're excited about. It's designed with adventure in mind with incredible IsoDynamic performance front seats with a dampening system, as well as 2.5-inch FOX internal bypass QS3 shocks. You'll love the 18-inch black TRD Pro wheels, RIGID fog lights, red TRD upper control arms, and TRD performance exhaust. The interior is decked out with prewired DC power aux switches, digital key capabilities, and TRD Pro SofTex-trimmed seats. The starting MSRP will be announced soon, and you can drive this beast home in the i-FORCE Max turbocharged hybrid powertrain! Get your 2024 Toyota Tacoma at Toyota of Orlando Ready to finalize your decision? Make it happen - visit Toyota of Orlando today to shop our BEST Tacoma deals. We're just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia at 3575 Vineland Road. You can also call us at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive!

The 2024 Toyota Tacoma is here at Toyota of Orlando and we know you're probably itching to get behind the wheel - after all, it's been completely redesigned from bumper to bumper AND under the hood. On top of that, new models, cab sizes, and engine options are up for grabs for the new model year. So which new Tacoma is going to be the right choice for your next truck? Toyota of Orlando is here with a guide to 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs to help you decide. Why should you consider the 2024 Toyota Tacoma? Before we break down the 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs, let's talk about why you should consider this Orlando Toyota truck in the first place. The Tacoma has been a mainstay in the Toyota lineup for literal decades - it's renowned on a global scale for its versatility and performance capabilities. However, we were all ready for redesign by the time 2024 rolled around, and Toyota delivered. Here's what we love about this updated Orlando Toyota: It's got new engine options - you can choose between a gas-powered i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged engine and an all-new i-FORCE MAX 2.4L turbocharged hybrid drivetrain. It's rocking a new look inside and out. The exterior was redesigned to be tougher and sportier than ever before (we get Tundra and Sequoia vibes from it), and the cabin was redesigned to offer a bit more space (the truck sits on a new platform) as well as a more ergonomic and comfortable layout. You'll have new tech (like standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and an optional 14-inch screen) as well. And the performance updates - besides the engine options, you've also got a new coil spring suspension option, new off-roading hardware, and more to find whatever adventures you've been looking for. Now that you know what's in store for you when you test drive the 2024 Toyota Tacoma at Toyota of Orlando, let's talk more about the individual models up for grabs this year. A breakdown of 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs by model Let's kick things off - here's what you should know about each 2024 Toyota Tacoma model. There are eight different options to choose from. SR: The SR model is the "base model" but it's not basic in the least. It has a starting MSRP of $31,500 and has the i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged engine that gets 20/26 mpg. You can get it in an eight-speed automatic or six-speed manual transmission, and it comes in a Double Cab or Xtra Cab configuration. It also has features like the Smart Key System, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Audio, and an eight-inch multimedia interface. SR5: This particular 2024 Toyota Tacoma is the next step up when it comes to models. It has a starting MSRP of $36,200 and rocks that i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged engine that gets 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft torque. It comes in an eight-speed automatic transmission, and you can choose a Double Cab or Xtra Cab. You'll also get 17-inch alloy wheels and a multi-link rear suspension, and the truck comes in six different sporty paint colors. PreRunner: This is where things start to get a little more exciting when it comes to 2024 Toyota Tacoma specs. The PreRunner model has a starting MSRP of $38,100 and has the aforementioned i-FORCE turbocharged engine paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. However, this model ups the ante with the Xtra cab, electronically locking rear differential, and a front suspension lift for a much sportier look. You'll also love 17-inch alloy wheels, LED exterior lighting, and rear-wheel drive with automatic limited-slip differential. TRD Sport: The TRD Sport is where that turbocharged hybrid drivetrain becomes an option. It has a starting MSRP of $39,400 and offers both manual and automatic transmissions (depending on which drivetrain you choose). You'll love the aggressive styling on the exterior that includes red TRD sport-tuned twin tube shocks, a hood scoop, and 18-inch sport alloy wheels. The interior showcases aluminum sport pedals, a leather-trimmed steering wheel, and an optional power moonroof. TRD Off-Road: If you like to get off the pavement, this particular Orlando Toyota is for you. The TRD Off-Road model is decked out with everything you need to get off the beaten path. You'll find the turbocharged hybrid drivetrain as an option alongside the turbocharged gas drivetrain, and you can sink your teeth into features like multi-terrain select, a front stabilizer disconnect mechanism, four-wheel drive, and CRAWL control. This 2024 Toyota Tacoma also has all-terrain tires and can tow up to 6,300 lbs. This new Toyota truck has a starting MSRP of $41,800. Limited: Want a little bit of luxury to accompany that versatile performance that the 2024 Toyota Tacoma offers? You'll find it in the Limited model. Both gas and hybrid drivetrains are up for grabs alongside that eight-speed automatic transmission, and you'll get eye-catching features like 18-inch chrome wheels, power running boards, power up/down tailgate, and chrome exhaust. This Orlando Toyota also showcases LED bed lighting (so awesome), a digital rearview mirror, and a sleek SofTex-trimmed interior. The starting MSRP is $52,100 and this particular model comes in seven different paint colors. Trailhunter: This is the one that we're REALLY excited about at Toyota of Orlando. The 2024 Toyota Tacoma Trailhunter is an all-new model designed with off-roading and overlanding in mind. It has the turbocharged i-FORCE Max drivetrain along with incredible off-roading hardware. You'll find Old Man Emu shocks, a high clearance bumper, rock rails, an ARB steel rear bumper with recovery hooks, and an ARB bed utility bar. It's also rocking a high-clearance trail exhaust tip, integrated bed lighting, RIGID fog lights, and high-strength underbody protection (think skid plates). The Trailhunter starting MSRP will be announced soon. And did we mention the JBL audio system with the removable speaker? Key for camping. TRD Pro: Another off-road champion (with years of track record to prove it), the TRD Pro is another iteration of the 2024 Toyota Tacoma that we're excited about. It's designed with adventure in mind with incredible IsoDynamic performance front seats with a dampening system, as well as 2.5-inch FOX internal bypass QS3 shocks. You'll love the 18-inch black TRD Pro wheels, RIGID fog lights, red TRD upper control arms, and TRD performance exhaust. The interior is decked out with prewired DC power aux switches, digital key capabilities, and TRD Pro SofTex-trimmed seats. The starting MSRP will be announced soon, and you can drive this beast home in the i-FORCE Max turbocharged hybrid powertrain! Get your 2024 Toyota Tacoma at Toyota of Orlando Ready to finalize your decision? Make it happen - visit Toyota of Orlando today to shop our BEST Tacoma deals. We're just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia at 3575 Vineland Road. You can also call us at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive!