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It's time for another Toyota news roundup and this week? It's all about the trucks. Check out everything our Orlando Toyota dealership has gleaned from the news regarding your favorite trucks on the market, and see all of them in person today at our dealership if you want to jump behind the wheel of one. The latest Toyota (truck) news Toyota Tundra TRD race truck unveiled for Camping World Truck Series Toyota is back at it again - as if the big reveal of the redesigned Toyota Tundra wasn't enough, this past weekend, they unveiled an all-new 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD race truck for the upcoming Camping World Truck Series. It'll kick off its campaign in February 2022 at the Daytona International Speedway alongside the Toyota Camry TRD Next Gen Cup Series car that debuted back in May. Specs haven't been revealed yet, but we'll keep you posted as they do and you can always follow us on social media for updates. Toyota drops 500lb engine into the bed of a Tundra We all know that the iconic Orlando Toyota Tundra is about as tough as it gets. However, Toyota just took that claim to an all-new level by dropping a 500lb engine through the air into the bed of a Tundra to see what happened. Spoiler alert: it did just fine. While the bed did squat a little, it bounced right back and the truck appeared to be in fine shape. We're not surprised - it's a powerhouse. New multimedia system unveiled in the 2022 Toyota Tundra The 2022 Toyota Tundra is bringing a ton of exciting new updates to the table, including two all-new engines and a brand-new look inside and out. However, it's also going to showcase new tech - specifically, a brand-new multimedia system. This new system will boast larger screens, faster processing power, and enhanced capabilities to make your drive time as efficient and connected as possible. You'll be able to see it in person by the end of the year at Toyota of Orlando. Toyota Tacoma and 4Runner to share Hilux global platform? We love rumors, especially rumors about our cars. Tea time! Rumor has it that since Toyota has unveiled a new platform for the 2022 Toyota Tundra, a new one is also coming for the Toyota Tacoma and Toyota 4Runner, and that it would share the same qualities as the seemingly indestructible Toyota Hilux truck. We'd love to see it and we're eagerly awaiting updates. See all of our Orlando Toyota trucks in person today! Whether you have questions about our Toyota trucks or just want to get behind the wheel of one to test it out, why wait? We've got new Toyota trucks rolling in daily AND the new 2022 Toyota Tundra is expect to arrive later this year. Follow us on social media for updates, call us at (407) 298-4500 with questions, or just stop in and see us! Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road and we're open seven days a week until 10pm.

It's time for another Toyota news roundup and this week? It's all about the trucks. Check out everything our Orlando Toyota dealership has gleaned from the news regarding your favorite trucks on the market, and see all of them in person today at our dealership if you want to jump behind the wheel of one. The latest Toyota (truck) news Toyota Tundra TRD race truck unveiled for Camping World Truck Series Toyota is back at it again - as if the big reveal of the redesigned Toyota Tundra wasn't enough, this past weekend, they unveiled an all-new 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD race truck for the upcoming Camping World Truck Series. It'll kick off its campaign in February 2022 at the Daytona International Speedway alongside the Toyota Camry TRD Next Gen Cup Series car that debuted back in May. Specs haven't been revealed yet, but we'll keep you posted as they do and you can always follow us on social media for updates. Toyota drops 500lb engine into the bed of a Tundra We all know that the iconic Orlando Toyota Tundra is about as tough as it gets. However, Toyota just took that claim to an all-new level by dropping a 500lb engine through the air into the bed of a Tundra to see what happened. Spoiler alert: it did just fine. While the bed did squat a little, it bounced right back and the truck appeared to be in fine shape. We're not surprised - it's a powerhouse. New multimedia system unveiled in the 2022 Toyota Tundra The 2022 Toyota Tundra is bringing a ton of exciting new updates to the table, including two all-new engines and a brand-new look inside and out. However, it's also going to showcase new tech - specifically, a brand-new multimedia system. This new system will boast larger screens, faster processing power, and enhanced capabilities to make your drive time as efficient and connected as possible. You'll be able to see it in person by the end of the year at Toyota of Orlando. Toyota Tacoma and 4Runner to share Hilux global platform? We love rumors, especially rumors about our cars. Tea time! Rumor has it that since Toyota has unveiled a new platform for the 2022 Toyota Tundra, a new one is also coming for the Toyota Tacoma and Toyota 4Runner, and that it would share the same qualities as the seemingly indestructible Toyota Hilux truck. We'd love to see it and we're eagerly awaiting updates. See all of our Orlando Toyota trucks in person today! Whether you have questions about our Toyota trucks or just want to get behind the wheel of one to test it out, why wait? We've got new Toyota trucks rolling in daily AND the new 2022 Toyota Tundra is expect to arrive later this year. Follow us on social media for updates, call us at (407) 298-4500 with questions, or just stop in and see us! Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road and we're open seven days a week until 10pm.

It's finally official - after months of teasers and close-up pictures that didn't give that much away, the 2022 Toyota Tundra has finally been unveiled in all its glory. Our Orlando Toyota dealership has the full scoop on what you can expect when you test drive it at our dealership! What's new on this redesigned Orlando Toyota truck? The new 2022 Toyota Tundra takes performance in a whole new direction, enhancing both power and efficiency simultaneously. Here are some of the highlights: Two powertrain options: A twin-turbo 3.5L V6 i-Force engine that offers 389 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque, as well as an even more powerful twin-turbo hybrid i-Force Max engine that provides 437 horsepower and an incredible 583 lb-ft of torque. Both will be paired with an automatic 10-speed transmission. The hybrid engine will offer an EV mode for city driving as well as additional horsepower and torque, so whether you need efficiency or power, you're covered. A towing capacity of up to 12,000 lbs (an increase of around 2,000 lbs from prior models) and a payload max of 1,900 lbs An all-new chassis with a fully boxed wider rear frame for better stability, towing capacity, passenger comfort, and enhanced rigidity. Additionally, the chassis is designed with high-strength steel and aluminum alike to improve performance but also bring down overall weight. A new Sheet Mold Composite bed with reinforcing aluminum cross members to help ward off dents and dings as well as reduce overall weight. Plus, your key fob will now have a cool tailgate release function! New multi-link suspension with coil springs instead of leaf springs with shock absorbers strategically placed to improve damping and towing. There's also a new air suspension system for the rear of the truck on certain models, offering drivers automatic and manual leveling functions and different height modes. Additionally, Adaptive Variable Suspension will be available on the Orlando Toyota Tundra for the first time ever. Off-roading features will also still be available, including Multi-Terrain Select, CRAWL Control, Downhill Assist Control, and more. A new Toyota Audio Multimedia System that boasts features like an available 14" touchscreen with improved screen resolution and touch functionality, a virtual assistant, a cloud-based native navigation system, and a user profile system so you can customize your settings and save them as such. And... have you seen it? This new Toyota truck is back and better than ever with a complete redesign inside and out. We can't get enough of the muscular new look and the sleek, comfortable interior decked out in all-new colors. Test drive the 2022 Toyota Tundra at Toyota of Orlando! Want more info? Follow us on social media for updates - we can keep you posted as to when this new Toyota will arrive at Toyota of Orlando. You can also call us at (407) 298-4500 or stop by and see us in person at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall!

It's finally official - after months of teasers and close-up pictures that didn't give that much away, the 2022 Toyota Tundra has finally been unveiled in all its glory. Our Orlando Toyota dealership has the full scoop on what you can expect when you test drive it at our dealership! What's new on this redesigned Orlando Toyota truck? The new 2022 Toyota Tundra takes performance in a whole new direction, enhancing both power and efficiency simultaneously. Here are some of the highlights: Two powertrain options: A twin-turbo 3.5L V6 i-Force engine that offers 389 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque, as well as an even more powerful twin-turbo hybrid i-Force Max engine that provides 437 horsepower and an incredible 583 lb-ft of torque. Both will be paired with an automatic 10-speed transmission. The hybrid engine will offer an EV mode for city driving as well as additional horsepower and torque, so whether you need efficiency or power, you're covered. A towing capacity of up to 12,000 lbs (an increase of around 2,000 lbs from prior models) and a payload max of 1,900 lbs An all-new chassis with a fully boxed wider rear frame for better stability, towing capacity, passenger comfort, and enhanced rigidity. Additionally, the chassis is designed with high-strength steel and aluminum alike to improve performance but also bring down overall weight. A new Sheet Mold Composite bed with reinforcing aluminum cross members to help ward off dents and dings as well as reduce overall weight. Plus, your key fob will now have a cool tailgate release function! New multi-link suspension with coil springs instead of leaf springs with shock absorbers strategically placed to improve damping and towing. There's also a new air suspension system for the rear of the truck on certain models, offering drivers automatic and manual leveling functions and different height modes. Additionally, Adaptive Variable Suspension will be available on the Orlando Toyota Tundra for the first time ever. Off-roading features will also still be available, including Multi-Terrain Select, CRAWL Control, Downhill Assist Control, and more. A new Toyota Audio Multimedia System that boasts features like an available 14" touchscreen with improved screen resolution and touch functionality, a virtual assistant, a cloud-based native navigation system, and a user profile system so you can customize your settings and save them as such. And... have you seen it? This new Toyota truck is back and better than ever with a complete redesign inside and out. We can't get enough of the muscular new look and the sleek, comfortable interior decked out in all-new colors. Test drive the 2022 Toyota Tundra at Toyota of Orlando! Want more info? Follow us on social media for updates - we can keep you posted as to when this new Toyota will arrive at Toyota of Orlando. You can also call us at (407) 298-4500 or stop by and see us in person at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall!

Updated on March 13, 2026 Executive Summary Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) protects your factory finish by removing minor dents without sanding, fillers, or repainting. This makes it quicker and often more affordable than traditional repairs. DIY methods can work for very small, shallow dents, using techniques like a plunger, dry ice, boiling water (for plastic bumpers), or store-bought dent repair kits. However, results are not guaranteed. Not all dents are suitable for DIY repair. Deep creases, sharp body lines, cracked paint, or difficult-to-reach areas typically require professional tools and experience. Professional PDR delivers more precise and reliable results. Certified technicians use specialized tools and lighting to fully restore the panel while preserving your vehicle’s value. When unsure, it’s best to call the experts. Our Collision Center provides trained technicians, quality workmanship, and peace of mind for more complex dent repairs. Can You Really Do Paintless Dent Repair at Home? There’s nothing like stepping out to your Orlando Toyota vehicle in a parking lot, only to find an unexpected dent. Maybe someone banged a door into it, or you parked a little too close to a shopping cart. However, now you’re left with a dent that wasn’t there yesterday. Naturally, you start thinking, will a DIY work? We’re “Making it Simple” by going over how it works, whether you can do it at home, and the tips and tricks that might help. Also, we’ll help you decide when it’s smarter to call in the professionals at Toyota of Orlando Collision Center. What Is Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)? Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a technique that removes dents and dings without sanding, body filler, or repainting. Instead of traditional bodywork, it gently manipulates the metal back into its original shape, preserving the factory finish and keeping your Orlando Toyota paint intact. This means no mismatched paint, no primer, and often a much faster process than traditional dent repair. That’s why PDR has grown in popularity among car owners and professional body shops alike. Is DIY Paintless Dent Repair Worth Trying at Home? The simple answer? The answer is maybe, but it depends on many factors. Toyota of Orlando will go over it for you below! Some small dents can (sometimes) be popped out with DIY techniques at home. However, more complex dents benefit greatly from trained Orlando Toyota technicians and specialized tools like the ones we have at our dealership. Before you jump in, it’s important to understand both the limitations and possibilities of DIY PDR. 5 DIY Paintless Dent Repair Methods You Can Try Here are some of the common methods people use at home to try to fix minor dents without painting. 1. The Plunger Trick Believe it or not, a household plunger can help pull out shallow dents, especially on body panels with smooth surfaces. Wet the plunger, stick it over the dent, and pull firmly. If you get a good seal, the dent might pop back out. Best for: Minor dents on flatter sections of panels like doors or the rear quarter. Pros: No special tools needed. Cons: Doesn’t work on all dents, and sometimes only partially removes the dent. 2. Dry Ice Method This one sounds like a science experiment: wearing thick gloves, you rub dry ice over the dent. Plus, the idea is that rapid cooling contracts the metal, which can sometimes make the dent pop outward on its own. Warning: Always use gloves. Dry ice can cause serious skin injury. Best for: shallow, small dents. Note: This doesn’t always work, and it’s more of a “try it and see” method. 3. Boiling Water for Plastic Bumpers If the dent is on a plastic bumper, heating the area with boiling water can make the plastic more flexible. Then, you might be able to push the dent out from behind the panel using your hands. Best for: Plastic bumper dents, not metal body panels. Pros: Simple and inexpensive. Cons: Risk of burns if you’re not careful. 4. Hairdryer & Compressed Air This method combines heat and cold to manipulate metal. Heat the dented area with a hairdryer to expand the metal. Quickly spray a stream of compressed air (held upside down) to cool it and contract the metal. Sometimes, that sudden temperature change causes the dent to pop out! Best for: Shallow dents with minimal paint damage. 5. Metal Rod & Rubber Knockdown Additionally, the next technique is more like real Orlando Toyota paintless dent repair, but it’s also trickier. You use a long metal rod from behind the panel (through an access hole), and gently massage the dent from the inside out while knocking down any high spots with a rubber mallet. This is closer to what professionals do and requires patience, precision, and ideally, the right tools. Sound too complicated? Let us handle it at Toyota of Orlando. We’ll be happy to help! What Makes DIY Paintless Dent Repair Difficult? Before you fire up the glue gun or grab your plunger, consider a few things. Skill Matters Using professional paintless dent repair tools like dent rods, picks, glue tabs, and light boards takes practice. Also, a little pressure in the wrong spot can make the dent worse or even crack your paint. It may not be worth it, and you might be better off leaving it to the professionals at the Toyota of Orlando Collision Center. Not All Dents Are DIY-Friendly Deep creases, dents with paint damage, dents on sharp body lines, or panels with access issues are usually not good candidates for DIY PDR. These require an Orlando Toyota body shop’s expertise and tools. You Can Accidentally Make It Worse Applying too much force, using the wrong tool, or accidentally creating new dings can make the repair more expensive later on. It’ll save your wallet to leave it to the pros. DIY Kits from Auto Parts Stores: Helpful or Harmful? Yes, you can buy DIY paintless dent repair kits online or at auto parts stores that include: Glue pullers Dent tabs Hot glue gun Suction cups Simple rods However, while they’re inexpensive and might work for very minor dents, they don’t replace professional tools or training as you’d get at our dealership. Many car owners try these kits and see moderate results. However, others find the dent doesn’t fully go away, or they end up with paint damage that requires professional correction. When to Call a Professional Sometimes, DIY PDR is worth a shot, especially for small, shallow dents with no paint damage. But other times? It’s worth leaving it to the experts at our Collision Center. Also, here are some good reasons to bring your Toyota to the pros at our body shop: Paint Is Cracked or Scratched If the dent has affected the paint, DIY methods are not recommended. Also, scratching or chipping paint can lead to rust and bigger repair bills. Deep or Complex Dents Dents with sharp creases or deep impacts often need specialized tools and experience. You Want a Flawless Finish In addition, professional technicians use light boards and precision tools to ensure the metal is restored with minimal distortion and a clean finish. You Want Warranty & Peace of Mind Also, at our Collision Center, trained technicians can guarantee results, which is something DIY won’t offer. Professional PDR: What to Expect Here’s what to expect when you bring your Toyota to a certified body shop like our dealership for paintless dent repair: Technicians assess the dent’s size, location, and paint condition. In addition, they use precise metal rods and tools to massage the dent from behind. Also, light boards help reveal high and low spots so they can be smoothed out. Lastly, because no paint is removed or altered, your Toyota keeps its factory finish and value. PDR often costs less and takes less time than traditional dent repair, and it’s usually covered by insurance when appropriate. Final Thoughts: DIY or Professional? DIY paintless dent repair can work for very minor dents, and it’s a fun challenge if you enjoy hands-on projects. But it’s not a guaranteed fix, and it can be risky if you don’t know what you’re doing. For many Toyota owners, the best choice is to try simple methods as a first attempt. However, if the dent doesn’t pop out, call in the professionals for a quality, long-lasting repair that preserves your car paint and value. Need Help With Paintless Dent Repair at Toyota of Orlando? If you’ve tried at-home fixes and your Toyota still isn’t looking like it used to, or if the dent is more complicated than expected, we’ve got you covered! Visit our Collision Center, where our trained technicians specialize in: Paintless dent repair Paint touch-ups Scratch removal Dings, chips, and collision repair We’ll help get your Toyota back to like-new condition. Call today or schedule online! We’re open and waiting at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia. FAQ 1. How can you protect your car paint? Our dealership offers professional car paint services at our Collision Center. Additionally, our trained technicians provide paint touch-ups, scratch repair, and full paint refinishing to restore your vehicle’s factory-quality finish. 2. How can you protect your car paint? Protect your car’s paint by washing it regularly, applying wax or paint sealant, and parking in shaded or covered areas whenever possible. Also, you can add extra protection with paint protection film or ceramic coating and address chips or scratches quickly to prevent rust and further damage. 3. How can you remove stains and blemishes from car paint? You can remove stains and blemishes from car paint by washing the area thoroughly and using a clay bar or specialized automotive cleaner.However, for more stubborn marks, light polishing with a quality compound can help restore the finish, but more serious damage may require professional detailing or paint correction.

Updated on March 13, 2026 Executive Summary Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) protects your factory finish by removing minor dents without sanding, fillers, or repainting. This makes it quicker and often more affordable than traditional repairs. DIY methods can work for very small, shallow dents, using techniques like a plunger, dry ice, boiling water (for plastic bumpers), or store-bought dent repair kits. However, results are not guaranteed. Not all dents are suitable for DIY repair. Deep creases, sharp body lines, cracked paint, or difficult-to-reach areas typically require professional tools and experience. Professional PDR delivers more precise and reliable results. Certified technicians use specialized tools and lighting to fully restore the panel while preserving your vehicle’s value. When unsure, it’s best to call the experts. Our Collision Center provides trained technicians, quality workmanship, and peace of mind for more complex dent repairs. Can You Really Do Paintless Dent Repair at Home? There’s nothing like stepping out to your Orlando Toyota vehicle in a parking lot, only to find an unexpected dent. Maybe someone banged a door into it, or you parked a little too close to a shopping cart. However, now you’re left with a dent that wasn’t there yesterday. Naturally, you start thinking, will a DIY work? We’re “Making it Simple” by going over how it works, whether you can do it at home, and the tips and tricks that might help. Also, we’ll help you decide when it’s smarter to call in the professionals at Toyota of Orlando Collision Center. What Is Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)? Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a technique that removes dents and dings without sanding, body filler, or repainting. Instead of traditional bodywork, it gently manipulates the metal back into its original shape, preserving the factory finish and keeping your Orlando Toyota paint intact. This means no mismatched paint, no primer, and often a much faster process than traditional dent repair. That’s why PDR has grown in popularity among car owners and professional body shops alike. Is DIY Paintless Dent Repair Worth Trying at Home? The simple answer? The answer is maybe, but it depends on many factors. Toyota of Orlando will go over it for you below! Some small dents can (sometimes) be popped out with DIY techniques at home. However, more complex dents benefit greatly from trained Orlando Toyota technicians and specialized tools like the ones we have at our dealership. Before you jump in, it’s important to understand both the limitations and possibilities of DIY PDR. 5 DIY Paintless Dent Repair Methods You Can Try Here are some of the common methods people use at home to try to fix minor dents without painting. 1. The Plunger Trick Believe it or not, a household plunger can help pull out shallow dents, especially on body panels with smooth surfaces. Wet the plunger, stick it over the dent, and pull firmly. If you get a good seal, the dent might pop back out. Best for: Minor dents on flatter sections of panels like doors or the rear quarter. Pros: No special tools needed. Cons: Doesn’t work on all dents, and sometimes only partially removes the dent. 2. Dry Ice Method This one sounds like a science experiment: wearing thick gloves, you rub dry ice over the dent. Plus, the idea is that rapid cooling contracts the metal, which can sometimes make the dent pop outward on its own. Warning: Always use gloves. Dry ice can cause serious skin injury. Best for: shallow, small dents. Note: This doesn’t always work, and it’s more of a “try it and see” method. 3. Boiling Water for Plastic Bumpers If the dent is on a plastic bumper, heating the area with boiling water can make the plastic more flexible. Then, you might be able to push the dent out from behind the panel using your hands. Best for: Plastic bumper dents, not metal body panels. Pros: Simple and inexpensive. Cons: Risk of burns if you’re not careful. 4. Hairdryer & Compressed Air This method combines heat and cold to manipulate metal. Heat the dented area with a hairdryer to expand the metal. Quickly spray a stream of compressed air (held upside down) to cool it and contract the metal. Sometimes, that sudden temperature change causes the dent to pop out! Best for: Shallow dents with minimal paint damage. 5. Metal Rod & Rubber Knockdown Additionally, the next technique is more like real Orlando Toyota paintless dent repair, but it’s also trickier. You use a long metal rod from behind the panel (through an access hole), and gently massage the dent from the inside out while knocking down any high spots with a rubber mallet. This is closer to what professionals do and requires patience, precision, and ideally, the right tools. Sound too complicated? Let us handle it at Toyota of Orlando. We’ll be happy to help! What Makes DIY Paintless Dent Repair Difficult? Before you fire up the glue gun or grab your plunger, consider a few things. Skill Matters Using professional paintless dent repair tools like dent rods, picks, glue tabs, and light boards takes practice. Also, a little pressure in the wrong spot can make the dent worse or even crack your paint. It may not be worth it, and you might be better off leaving it to the professionals at the Toyota of Orlando Collision Center. Not All Dents Are DIY-Friendly Deep creases, dents with paint damage, dents on sharp body lines, or panels with access issues are usually not good candidates for DIY PDR. These require an Orlando Toyota body shop’s expertise and tools. You Can Accidentally Make It Worse Applying too much force, using the wrong tool, or accidentally creating new dings can make the repair more expensive later on. It’ll save your wallet to leave it to the pros. DIY Kits from Auto Parts Stores: Helpful or Harmful? Yes, you can buy DIY paintless dent repair kits online or at auto parts stores that include: Glue pullers Dent tabs Hot glue gun Suction cups Simple rods However, while they’re inexpensive and might work for very minor dents, they don’t replace professional tools or training as you’d get at our dealership. Many car owners try these kits and see moderate results. However, others find the dent doesn’t fully go away, or they end up with paint damage that requires professional correction. When to Call a Professional Sometimes, DIY PDR is worth a shot, especially for small, shallow dents with no paint damage. But other times? It’s worth leaving it to the experts at our Collision Center. Also, here are some good reasons to bring your Toyota to the pros at our body shop: Paint Is Cracked or Scratched If the dent has affected the paint, DIY methods are not recommended. Also, scratching or chipping paint can lead to rust and bigger repair bills. Deep or Complex Dents Dents with sharp creases or deep impacts often need specialized tools and experience. You Want a Flawless Finish In addition, professional technicians use light boards and precision tools to ensure the metal is restored with minimal distortion and a clean finish. You Want Warranty & Peace of Mind Also, at our Collision Center, trained technicians can guarantee results, which is something DIY won’t offer. Professional PDR: What to Expect Here’s what to expect when you bring your Toyota to a certified body shop like our dealership for paintless dent repair: Technicians assess the dent’s size, location, and paint condition. In addition, they use precise metal rods and tools to massage the dent from behind. Also, light boards help reveal high and low spots so they can be smoothed out. Lastly, because no paint is removed or altered, your Toyota keeps its factory finish and value. PDR often costs less and takes less time than traditional dent repair, and it’s usually covered by insurance when appropriate. Final Thoughts: DIY or Professional? DIY paintless dent repair can work for very minor dents, and it’s a fun challenge if you enjoy hands-on projects. But it’s not a guaranteed fix, and it can be risky if you don’t know what you’re doing. For many Toyota owners, the best choice is to try simple methods as a first attempt. However, if the dent doesn’t pop out, call in the professionals for a quality, long-lasting repair that preserves your car paint and value. Need Help With Paintless Dent Repair at Toyota of Orlando? If you’ve tried at-home fixes and your Toyota still isn’t looking like it used to, or if the dent is more complicated than expected, we’ve got you covered! Visit our Collision Center, where our trained technicians specialize in: Paintless dent repair Paint touch-ups Scratch removal Dings, chips, and collision repair We’ll help get your Toyota back to like-new condition. Call today or schedule online! We’re open and waiting at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia. FAQ 1. How can you protect your car paint? Our dealership offers professional car paint services at our Collision Center. Additionally, our trained technicians provide paint touch-ups, scratch repair, and full paint refinishing to restore your vehicle’s factory-quality finish. 2. How can you protect your car paint? Protect your car’s paint by washing it regularly, applying wax or paint sealant, and parking in shaded or covered areas whenever possible. Also, you can add extra protection with paint protection film or ceramic coating and address chips or scratches quickly to prevent rust and further damage. 3. How can you remove stains and blemishes from car paint? You can remove stains and blemishes from car paint by washing the area thoroughly and using a clay bar or specialized automotive cleaner.However, for more stubborn marks, light polishing with a quality compound can help restore the finish, but more serious damage may require professional detailing or paint correction.

Thinking about putting a new pickup truck in your driveway anytime soon? If you've been a car or SUV owner up until now, sliding behind the wheel of a new Toyota truck can be quite a change. That's why before you buy, you should have some basic knowledge about pickup trucks in general (and the one you want to drive home). Check out this quick guide to truck terms that will help you find the best new Toyota for your drive time needs. What you need to know about pickup trucks Bed: The bed of your pickup truck is where you can stow cargo and haul things. Typically, it comes in different sizes so you can tailor your new truck to your preferences. Sizes usually include short (5'8"), standard (6'), and long (8'). Cab: The cab of your truck, on the other hand, is short for "cabin" and is where you and your passengers ride. (No one should ever ride in the bed of the truck, even over a short distance.) You'll also usually be able to choose from different sizes for this element, too. Orlando Toyota trucks usually come with options like regular cab (with 2 doors), extended cab (2 full-size doors and 2 smaller doors for access to the backseat), and crew cab (4 full-size doors). Payload: Payload ties into hauling. Basically, this number tells you how much weight you can carry in your cab and bed (combined). You don't want to exceed payload capacity, as it can do damage your suspension and other VIP parts of your Orlando Toyota. Towing capacity: Towing capacity, on the other hand, refers to how much weight you can safely pull behind your new Toyota truck. You also want to avoid exceeding this capacity or you could do serious damage to your vehicle. Weight class: Weight class is basically how big your truck is. Usually, trucks are divided into categories like half-ton, three-quarter-ton, and one-ton. Half-ton trucks are the light-duty options, while three-quarter ton are middle duty and one-ton are heavy duty. 2WD, 4WD, AWD: These acronyms refer to the performance capabilities that your new truck has. 2WD means it's powered by just two of the wheels (usually the rear wheels in a truck), while 4WD and AWD mean that power is supplied by all four wheels at certain times, giving you an advantage when you take things off the pavement or are driving on slick surfaces. Hitch: A hitch is where you connect the item that you're going to be towing behind your truck. Some trucks come with one, some trucks don't - but regardless, if you're going to tow, you're going to need one. Shop new Toyota trucks today at Toyota of Orlando Ready to shop for your new pickup truck? Come explore our inventory at Toyota of Orlando! We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can call us ahead of time to learn more about our inventory or schedule an appointment at (407) 298-4500.

Thinking about putting a new pickup truck in your driveway anytime soon? If you've been a car or SUV owner up until now, sliding behind the wheel of a new Toyota truck can be quite a change. That's why before you buy, you should have some basic knowledge about pickup trucks in general (and the one you want to drive home). Check out this quick guide to truck terms that will help you find the best new Toyota for your drive time needs. What you need to know about pickup trucks Bed: The bed of your pickup truck is where you can stow cargo and haul things. Typically, it comes in different sizes so you can tailor your new truck to your preferences. Sizes usually include short (5'8"), standard (6'), and long (8'). Cab: The cab of your truck, on the other hand, is short for "cabin" and is where you and your passengers ride. (No one should ever ride in the bed of the truck, even over a short distance.) You'll also usually be able to choose from different sizes for this element, too. Orlando Toyota trucks usually come with options like regular cab (with 2 doors), extended cab (2 full-size doors and 2 smaller doors for access to the backseat), and crew cab (4 full-size doors). Payload: Payload ties into hauling. Basically, this number tells you how much weight you can carry in your cab and bed (combined). You don't want to exceed payload capacity, as it can do damage your suspension and other VIP parts of your Orlando Toyota. Towing capacity: Towing capacity, on the other hand, refers to how much weight you can safely pull behind your new Toyota truck. You also want to avoid exceeding this capacity or you could do serious damage to your vehicle. Weight class: Weight class is basically how big your truck is. Usually, trucks are divided into categories like half-ton, three-quarter-ton, and one-ton. Half-ton trucks are the light-duty options, while three-quarter ton are middle duty and one-ton are heavy duty. 2WD, 4WD, AWD: These acronyms refer to the performance capabilities that your new truck has. 2WD means it's powered by just two of the wheels (usually the rear wheels in a truck), while 4WD and AWD mean that power is supplied by all four wheels at certain times, giving you an advantage when you take things off the pavement or are driving on slick surfaces. Hitch: A hitch is where you connect the item that you're going to be towing behind your truck. Some trucks come with one, some trucks don't - but regardless, if you're going to tow, you're going to need one. Shop new Toyota trucks today at Toyota of Orlando Ready to shop for your new pickup truck? Come explore our inventory at Toyota of Orlando! We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can call us ahead of time to learn more about our inventory or schedule an appointment at (407) 298-4500.

Do you ever feel like you sometimes don't have any idea what you're doing when you're behind the wheel of your car? We get it. Owning, maintaining, and operating your Orlando Toyota is a lot, and it requires a lot of responsibility but also a lot of know-how. You don't have to be an expert mechanic or a professional driver to get around town, but it does help to keep yourself well-versed in all things automotive for a smoother car ownership experience. That's where we come in! We're always here to give you tips, tricks, and the info you need to stay on top of owning a car and keep things stress-free. Today, we're talking about driving myths. There's a lot of information (and misinformation) out there about hitting the road, and we're here to bust four common driving myths so you know better next time you get behind the wheel. Four driving myths, busted Myth #1: Premium gas is better than regular. Big false on this one. While some vehicles DO require premium gas (you should be able to figure out if your car does by checking your owner's manual), putting premium fuel in a car that doesn't require make absolutely no difference. It won't improve performance, nor will it get you better fuel efficiency. All it's really going to do is drive up your fuel costs without any payoff. So if your car doesn't require it, stick with regular gasoline and save yourself a few bucks. Myth #2: Driving with your tailgate down will get you better fuel efficiency. Seems like it would make sense, right? Driving with your tailgate down would make your truck (supposedly) more aerodynamic. Well, unfortunately, it's not happening. Some drivers believe this myth but unfortunately, the problem lies with the bed itself, not the tailgate that closes it off. Truck beds create a pocket of drag behind your Orlando Toyota that slows you down slightly and pushes your MPGs lower. Putting the tailgate down doesn't allow the drag to escape in a stream like you'd think it would. It doesn't do anything, actually. If you want better MPGs consider putting a cover on the back of your truck, or investing in a car that's more fuel-efficient. Myth #3: If there's traffic, there must be an accident. Not always the case. People usually assume that if there's a bad traffic jam, it must be a car accident that caused it. This driving myth is untrue, though. Traffic jams can happen for all sorts of reasons. Bad weather, a slow driver, debris in the road, something cool to look at... all it takes is a handful of drivers slowing down for whatever reason, and a ripple effect occurs, slowing EVERYONE down. Myth #4: If you go the speed limit, you'll hit all green lights. If only, right? A lot of drivers believe that traffic lights are timed perfectly so if you go the speed limit, you'll never hit a red one. Not true. If it does happen to you, it's likely just a coincidence. Almost all traffic lights are sensor-based and respond to the flow of traffic rather than being impeccably timed. Not to mention, traffic jams, slow drivers, accidents, and different speed limits are all part of your drive time, which make this myth easily bustable. Visit Toyota of Orlando today Have questions about driving myths or want to put yourself behind the wheel of a new Orlando Toyota? Call us today! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we're conveniently located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

Do you ever feel like you sometimes don't have any idea what you're doing when you're behind the wheel of your car? We get it. Owning, maintaining, and operating your Orlando Toyota is a lot, and it requires a lot of responsibility but also a lot of know-how. You don't have to be an expert mechanic or a professional driver to get around town, but it does help to keep yourself well-versed in all things automotive for a smoother car ownership experience. That's where we come in! We're always here to give you tips, tricks, and the info you need to stay on top of owning a car and keep things stress-free. Today, we're talking about driving myths. There's a lot of information (and misinformation) out there about hitting the road, and we're here to bust four common driving myths so you know better next time you get behind the wheel. Four driving myths, busted Myth #1: Premium gas is better than regular. Big false on this one. While some vehicles DO require premium gas (you should be able to figure out if your car does by checking your owner's manual), putting premium fuel in a car that doesn't require make absolutely no difference. It won't improve performance, nor will it get you better fuel efficiency. All it's really going to do is drive up your fuel costs without any payoff. So if your car doesn't require it, stick with regular gasoline and save yourself a few bucks. Myth #2: Driving with your tailgate down will get you better fuel efficiency. Seems like it would make sense, right? Driving with your tailgate down would make your truck (supposedly) more aerodynamic. Well, unfortunately, it's not happening. Some drivers believe this myth but unfortunately, the problem lies with the bed itself, not the tailgate that closes it off. Truck beds create a pocket of drag behind your Orlando Toyota that slows you down slightly and pushes your MPGs lower. Putting the tailgate down doesn't allow the drag to escape in a stream like you'd think it would. It doesn't do anything, actually. If you want better MPGs consider putting a cover on the back of your truck, or investing in a car that's more fuel-efficient. Myth #3: If there's traffic, there must be an accident. Not always the case. People usually assume that if there's a bad traffic jam, it must be a car accident that caused it. This driving myth is untrue, though. Traffic jams can happen for all sorts of reasons. Bad weather, a slow driver, debris in the road, something cool to look at... all it takes is a handful of drivers slowing down for whatever reason, and a ripple effect occurs, slowing EVERYONE down. Myth #4: If you go the speed limit, you'll hit all green lights. If only, right? A lot of drivers believe that traffic lights are timed perfectly so if you go the speed limit, you'll never hit a red one. Not true. If it does happen to you, it's likely just a coincidence. Almost all traffic lights are sensor-based and respond to the flow of traffic rather than being impeccably timed. Not to mention, traffic jams, slow drivers, accidents, and different speed limits are all part of your drive time, which make this myth easily bustable. Visit Toyota of Orlando today Have questions about driving myths or want to put yourself behind the wheel of a new Orlando Toyota? Call us today! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we're conveniently located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

September is in full swing and a new round of Toyota news has arrived with the onslaught of pumpkin-spiced everything. Check out the latest updates - our Orlando Toyota dealership has the scoop. Will the 2023 Toyota Sequoia follow in the Tundra's footsteps? The automotive world has been abuzz with rumors surrounding the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. So far we know that it's completely redesigned inside and out and is swapping its 5.7L V8 engine for a more efficient twin-turbo V6, and could likely offer a hybrid model as well. However, no one has really taken the time to consider what this engine update could mean for other models that shared that same 5.7L V8, like the Orlando Toyota Sequoia. Now speculators are thinking that the 2023 Toyota Sequoia might mimic the new Tundra and be completely redesigned as well as sport the new, more efficient V6 engine. Only time will tell! 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross officially for sale The new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross - a sporty crossover recently unveiled - is headed to an Orlando Toyota dealership near you. If you're in the market for a small SUV that's fuel-efficient, sporty, decked out with the latest technology, and full of safety features, this is it. It should be arriving at Toyota of Orlando soon, and you can follow us on social media for updates OR call and let our internet sales team know you're interested so they can contact you once it officially hits our lot. 2022 Toyota Land Cruiser drivers have a long wait ahead If you live overseas and were planning on putting a new Toyota Land Cruiser in your garage, you may have a wait ahead of you. Like, a long wait. Rumor has it that the high demand for this redesigned Toyota SUV (Toyota has received over 20,000 orders so far) combined with the chip shortage is resulting in up to a four-year wait for delivery. It'll be worth it, but dang. Toyota to invest $13.6 billion in new EV batteries Toyota has always been committed to clean performance (they did introduce the first major hybrid to the market, after all). They're taking it a step further, though, vowing to invest $13.6 billion into batteries and battery production to work toward their goal of carbon neutrality. They want to both improve the quality of the batteries as well as make the production more flexible (and increase it by 50%), resulting in a reduction of battery costs of up to 30%. This will make EVs and hybrids more affordable and more readily available to consumers. 2022 Toyota 4Runner TRD Sport coming to market soon An all-new trim of the 2022 Toyota 4Runner is coming to market soon - get ready for the TRD Sport to arrive at Toyota of Orlando! Rocking a new bright green paint color - Lime Rush - as well as new safety technology and enhanced performance capabilities (like X-REAS suspension and 4WD), it's ready to take on anything on OR off the pavement and look good doing it. Want more Toyota news updates? Either follow us on social media OR call us at (407) 298-4500. Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week and we're conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

September is in full swing and a new round of Toyota news has arrived with the onslaught of pumpkin-spiced everything. Check out the latest updates - our Orlando Toyota dealership has the scoop. Will the 2023 Toyota Sequoia follow in the Tundra's footsteps? The automotive world has been abuzz with rumors surrounding the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. So far we know that it's completely redesigned inside and out and is swapping its 5.7L V8 engine for a more efficient twin-turbo V6, and could likely offer a hybrid model as well. However, no one has really taken the time to consider what this engine update could mean for other models that shared that same 5.7L V8, like the Orlando Toyota Sequoia. Now speculators are thinking that the 2023 Toyota Sequoia might mimic the new Tundra and be completely redesigned as well as sport the new, more efficient V6 engine. Only time will tell! 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross officially for sale The new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross - a sporty crossover recently unveiled - is headed to an Orlando Toyota dealership near you. If you're in the market for a small SUV that's fuel-efficient, sporty, decked out with the latest technology, and full of safety features, this is it. It should be arriving at Toyota of Orlando soon, and you can follow us on social media for updates OR call and let our internet sales team know you're interested so they can contact you once it officially hits our lot. 2022 Toyota Land Cruiser drivers have a long wait ahead If you live overseas and were planning on putting a new Toyota Land Cruiser in your garage, you may have a wait ahead of you. Like, a long wait. Rumor has it that the high demand for this redesigned Toyota SUV (Toyota has received over 20,000 orders so far) combined with the chip shortage is resulting in up to a four-year wait for delivery. It'll be worth it, but dang. Toyota to invest $13.6 billion in new EV batteries Toyota has always been committed to clean performance (they did introduce the first major hybrid to the market, after all). They're taking it a step further, though, vowing to invest $13.6 billion into batteries and battery production to work toward their goal of carbon neutrality. They want to both improve the quality of the batteries as well as make the production more flexible (and increase it by 50%), resulting in a reduction of battery costs of up to 30%. This will make EVs and hybrids more affordable and more readily available to consumers. 2022 Toyota 4Runner TRD Sport coming to market soon An all-new trim of the 2022 Toyota 4Runner is coming to market soon - get ready for the TRD Sport to arrive at Toyota of Orlando! Rocking a new bright green paint color - Lime Rush - as well as new safety technology and enhanced performance capabilities (like X-REAS suspension and 4WD), it's ready to take on anything on OR off the pavement and look good doing it. Want more Toyota news updates? Either follow us on social media OR call us at (407) 298-4500. Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week and we're conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.