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It's a new week at Toyota of Orlando and we've got the scoop on the freshest news in the automotive industry. Check out the latest headlines and call us with any questions you may have (or to set up your test drive). Toyota patents new twin-turbo V8 engine This one is still kind of up in the air. After all, Toyota has largely removed the V8 engine from its lineup and replaced it with more fuel-efficient options, especially in the wake of how popular hybrid and electric cars are becoming. However, last Thursday it was revealed that they just filed a patent for a new twin-turbo V8 engine. The application details a new engine with two turbochargers (also known as superchargers) that are placed on the top of the engine block. This could mean that Toyota is planning a "hot v" engine, one that has very little lag and is actually more efficient for it. It's also going to be more compact, which means it can fit in more passenger cars. We'll keep you posted! New Toyota hydrogen engine in the works Toyota's latest endeavor in the world of green cars is a new internal combustion engine that actually uses hydrogen as fuel. This results in a car that feels and sounds like a traditional gasoline-powered car but one that emits far fewer emissions into the air and is significantly more efficient. Toyota has placed this innovative engine in a Toyota Corolla Hatchback and will be entering said vehicle into the 2021 Super Taikyu 24 Hour Endurance Series from May 21 to 23, 2021 to see how it fares when it comes to the track. Is an electric Toyota Land Cruiser coming? The Orlando Toyota Land Cruiser will officially be retired after this year, but that doesn't mean it's fading from existence - after all, it's an icon of the brand. It's going to be available in other parts of the world and rumor has it that there's a chance it could be all-electric in the coming years. Toyota recently entered into a partnership with BHP, an Australian mining company, and retrofitted a Toyota Land Cruiser with a battery-electric powertrain to see how it fared and whether or not it should be pushed into the consumer market and so far, so good. New Toyota electrified SUVs to be produced in Indiana We mentioned earlier this month that two new Toyota electrified models were headed our way in the upcoming year - two new SUVs, to be exact. However, we weren't given any specifics on what TYPE of vehicles they would be (hybrids, plug-ins, all-electric, etc.). More news has been tacked onto this initial story; Toyota announced that it's investing $803 million into the Indiana plant and adding 1,400 new jobs in order to produce the aforementioned SUVs right here in the states. That's the roundup for this week - if you have questions or want to schedule a test drive for ANY of our new or used cars, call us! We're open seven days a week until 10pm at (407) 298-4500.

It's a new week at Toyota of Orlando and we've got the scoop on the freshest news in the automotive industry. Check out the latest headlines and call us with any questions you may have (or to set up your test drive). Toyota patents new twin-turbo V8 engine This one is still kind of up in the air. After all, Toyota has largely removed the V8 engine from its lineup and replaced it with more fuel-efficient options, especially in the wake of how popular hybrid and electric cars are becoming. However, last Thursday it was revealed that they just filed a patent for a new twin-turbo V8 engine. The application details a new engine with two turbochargers (also known as superchargers) that are placed on the top of the engine block. This could mean that Toyota is planning a "hot v" engine, one that has very little lag and is actually more efficient for it. It's also going to be more compact, which means it can fit in more passenger cars. We'll keep you posted! New Toyota hydrogen engine in the works Toyota's latest endeavor in the world of green cars is a new internal combustion engine that actually uses hydrogen as fuel. This results in a car that feels and sounds like a traditional gasoline-powered car but one that emits far fewer emissions into the air and is significantly more efficient. Toyota has placed this innovative engine in a Toyota Corolla Hatchback and will be entering said vehicle into the 2021 Super Taikyu 24 Hour Endurance Series from May 21 to 23, 2021 to see how it fares when it comes to the track. Is an electric Toyota Land Cruiser coming? The Orlando Toyota Land Cruiser will officially be retired after this year, but that doesn't mean it's fading from existence - after all, it's an icon of the brand. It's going to be available in other parts of the world and rumor has it that there's a chance it could be all-electric in the coming years. Toyota recently entered into a partnership with BHP, an Australian mining company, and retrofitted a Toyota Land Cruiser with a battery-electric powertrain to see how it fared and whether or not it should be pushed into the consumer market and so far, so good. New Toyota electrified SUVs to be produced in Indiana We mentioned earlier this month that two new Toyota electrified models were headed our way in the upcoming year - two new SUVs, to be exact. However, we weren't given any specifics on what TYPE of vehicles they would be (hybrids, plug-ins, all-electric, etc.). More news has been tacked onto this initial story; Toyota announced that it's investing $803 million into the Indiana plant and adding 1,400 new jobs in order to produce the aforementioned SUVs right here in the states. That's the roundup for this week - if you have questions or want to schedule a test drive for ANY of our new or used cars, call us! We're open seven days a week until 10pm at (407) 298-4500.

Have you stepped outside lately? Things are definitely heating up in Central Florida and summer is upon us. That means NOW is the best time to prepare your car for the impending heat, and we’ve got Orlando Toyota tips from our auto service experts to help make it happen. Summer can take a serious toll on your ride. The warmer temps mean your car has to work harder to stay cool, especially if you’re traveling at high speeds or over long distances. The pavement is also hot, which means your tires can take more of a beating this time of year. However, if you prep your car before the heat rolls in, it shouldn’t be too difficult to take on summer. Here are six quick ways to do it. Prep your car for the heat with summer auto service #1: Have a tire inspection done. When was the last time you had an auto service pro take a look at your tires? As noted, hot pavement can do a number on them so you want to ensure they’re in the best shape possible and also inflated to the right PSI. This will not only keep your fuel efficiency where it should be, but also make them last longer. #2: Check your A/C system. There’s no worse time of year to have your A/C conk out than summer. Check it out - have our Toyota of Orlando techs do a quick inspection to ensure it’s working properly and doesn’t need maintenance or repairs and can keep you cool all summer long. #3: Make sure all fluids are full and clean. Take a peek under the hood to ensure all fluids are clean and full. This especially applies to oil, coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid, and wiper fluid. You want your car to stay cool while it’s working hard, and it needs all of the above to do so. #4: Wax your car. Now is also a great time to wax your Orlando Toyota. A coat or two of quality wax will help protect it from fading and damage that comes from being out in intense sunlight. Ask our auto service experts which one works best for you. #5: Invest in a few accessories. Now might also be a great time to invest in a few accessories to keep your car cool and protect it from the sun. A sunshade for your windshield will protect the interior and keep your cabin cooler, and a steering wheel cover can prevent you from burning your hands. Additionally, if you haven’t tinted your windows yet, consider doing so at our Orlando auto service center for added protection. #6: Check your windshield wipers. We all know that with scorching summer temps also comes thunderstorm weather, particularly in the afternoons. Make sure your wipers can handle wet weather and if they’re looking worse for the wear, replace the blades. Beat the heat this summer - Toyota of Orlando can help! Need our help with your summer auto service? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-0001 or stop by. We’re conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall.

Have you stepped outside lately? Things are definitely heating up in Central Florida and summer is upon us. That means NOW is the best time to prepare your car for the impending heat, and we’ve got Orlando Toyota tips from our auto service experts to help make it happen. Summer can take a serious toll on your ride. The warmer temps mean your car has to work harder to stay cool, especially if you’re traveling at high speeds or over long distances. The pavement is also hot, which means your tires can take more of a beating this time of year. However, if you prep your car before the heat rolls in, it shouldn’t be too difficult to take on summer. Here are six quick ways to do it. Prep your car for the heat with summer auto service #1: Have a tire inspection done. When was the last time you had an auto service pro take a look at your tires? As noted, hot pavement can do a number on them so you want to ensure they’re in the best shape possible and also inflated to the right PSI. This will not only keep your fuel efficiency where it should be, but also make them last longer. #2: Check your A/C system. There’s no worse time of year to have your A/C conk out than summer. Check it out - have our Toyota of Orlando techs do a quick inspection to ensure it’s working properly and doesn’t need maintenance or repairs and can keep you cool all summer long. #3: Make sure all fluids are full and clean. Take a peek under the hood to ensure all fluids are clean and full. This especially applies to oil, coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid, and wiper fluid. You want your car to stay cool while it’s working hard, and it needs all of the above to do so. #4: Wax your car. Now is also a great time to wax your Orlando Toyota. A coat or two of quality wax will help protect it from fading and damage that comes from being out in intense sunlight. Ask our auto service experts which one works best for you. #5: Invest in a few accessories. Now might also be a great time to invest in a few accessories to keep your car cool and protect it from the sun. A sunshade for your windshield will protect the interior and keep your cabin cooler, and a steering wheel cover can prevent you from burning your hands. Additionally, if you haven’t tinted your windows yet, consider doing so at our Orlando auto service center for added protection. #6: Check your windshield wipers. We all know that with scorching summer temps also comes thunderstorm weather, particularly in the afternoons. Make sure your wipers can handle wet weather and if they’re looking worse for the wear, replace the blades. Beat the heat this summer - Toyota of Orlando can help! Need our help with your summer auto service? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-0001 or stop by. We’re conveniently located at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall.

When it comes to choosing your next Toyota SUV, it can be challenging. How can you possibly wade through all the options to find the perfect fit for your drive time needs? We get it, and we want to not only make your shopping experience as easy as it can get but also to find you the perfect new SUV. Today we're talking two of our most popular options that shoppers often have a hard time choosing between - the Toyota Highlander and the Toyota 4Runner. At first glance, they might not seem that different - after all, they're both pretty spacious SUVs. However, when you look more closely, you'll see that they're each pretty unique drive time solutions - neither one is one-size-fits-all. We're breaking down the basics to help you better decide. The Family-Friendly Toyota Highlander If you're looking for a family-friendly vehicle that still offers a high degree of style and the best tech, take the Orlando Toyota Highlander for a test drive. This much-loved Toyota SUV pretty much has it all when it comes to comfort, safety, and efficiency. It can seat up to eight inside and has a roomy cargo area (16 cubic feet, to be exact!). Here are some other highlights it has to offer when you climb behind the wheel: It's available in both hybrid and gasoline-powered models so you can opt for that extra fuel efficiency and green performance if you choose. It comes with top safety tech including the pre-collision system, a blind-spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert, safety connect services, all-wheel drive, lane keep assist, and more. It also has the LATCH system to make car seat installation as easy as possible, as well as 3-point seatbelts for all seating positions. This Orlando Toyota SUV additionally offers major convenience features for families, including Qi wireless charging for devices, hands-free phone capabilities, HomeLink Universal Transceiver, an integrated backup camera and Bird's Eye View camera, and Driver Easy Speak. The Rugged and Versatile Toyota 4Runner The Orlando Toyota 4Runner, on the other hand, is all about versatility. It's great for getting around town and is suitable for a family, but its real forte lies in the off-road arena. It's decked out with features designed to make it as capable as possible when you take things off the pavement, including: A 4.0L V6 engine that offers 270 horsepower and 278 lb-ft of torque Full-time four-wheel drive with limited-slip differential and active traction control, as well as CRAWL Control and Multi-Terrain Select Reinforced body-on-frame construction and an optional Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System A multi-terrain ABS system Towing capabilities of up to 5,000 lbs Plus, it can seat up to eight (based on the model you choose) and offers tons of great entertainment and safety tech, including a backup camera, a HomeLink universal transceiver, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and Bluetooth hands-free streaming. Which will you choose? The best way to decide is to get behind the wheel of both, and you can do just that at Toyota of Orlando. Call (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive - we're open seven days a week until 10 pm at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

When it comes to choosing your next Toyota SUV, it can be challenging. How can you possibly wade through all the options to find the perfect fit for your drive time needs? We get it, and we want to not only make your shopping experience as easy as it can get but also to find you the perfect new SUV. Today we're talking two of our most popular options that shoppers often have a hard time choosing between - the Toyota Highlander and the Toyota 4Runner. At first glance, they might not seem that different - after all, they're both pretty spacious SUVs. However, when you look more closely, you'll see that they're each pretty unique drive time solutions - neither one is one-size-fits-all. We're breaking down the basics to help you better decide. The Family-Friendly Toyota Highlander If you're looking for a family-friendly vehicle that still offers a high degree of style and the best tech, take the Orlando Toyota Highlander for a test drive. This much-loved Toyota SUV pretty much has it all when it comes to comfort, safety, and efficiency. It can seat up to eight inside and has a roomy cargo area (16 cubic feet, to be exact!). Here are some other highlights it has to offer when you climb behind the wheel: It's available in both hybrid and gasoline-powered models so you can opt for that extra fuel efficiency and green performance if you choose. It comes with top safety tech including the pre-collision system, a blind-spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert, safety connect services, all-wheel drive, lane keep assist, and more. It also has the LATCH system to make car seat installation as easy as possible, as well as 3-point seatbelts for all seating positions. This Orlando Toyota SUV additionally offers major convenience features for families, including Qi wireless charging for devices, hands-free phone capabilities, HomeLink Universal Transceiver, an integrated backup camera and Bird's Eye View camera, and Driver Easy Speak. The Rugged and Versatile Toyota 4Runner The Orlando Toyota 4Runner, on the other hand, is all about versatility. It's great for getting around town and is suitable for a family, but its real forte lies in the off-road arena. It's decked out with features designed to make it as capable as possible when you take things off the pavement, including: A 4.0L V6 engine that offers 270 horsepower and 278 lb-ft of torque Full-time four-wheel drive with limited-slip differential and active traction control, as well as CRAWL Control and Multi-Terrain Select Reinforced body-on-frame construction and an optional Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System A multi-terrain ABS system Towing capabilities of up to 5,000 lbs Plus, it can seat up to eight (based on the model you choose) and offers tons of great entertainment and safety tech, including a backup camera, a HomeLink universal transceiver, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and Bluetooth hands-free streaming. Which will you choose? The best way to decide is to get behind the wheel of both, and you can do just that at Toyota of Orlando. Call (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive - we're open seven days a week until 10 pm at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

It's been a busy week in the world of Toyota and our Orlando Toyota dealership is here with the latest roundup of Toyota news to keep you in the loop. Check it out! Two new SUVs coming: Big news for all your SUV drivers - two new models will be hitting the market before you know it. Rumor has it that Toyota will be retiring the Toyota Sequoia (similarly to how it put the Toyota Land Cruiser out to pasture this year) and introducing two new 8-seater, 3-row SUVs designed for Millenial families that are always on the go. One will be badged as a Lexus, but both will likely be fuel-efficient hybrids and include cool and convenient features like hands-free driving systems and a remote parking feature. Additionally, both will be built right here in the US at the Indiana plant. Spy photos of the new Toyota Land Cruiser emerge: The Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series may have been retired in the US, but an all-new 300 series is coming to the rest of the world. Spy shots have been taken and reveal that the new interaction of this much-loved classic will a longer and wider front bumper, a rear end that looks similar to the popular Prado model, and a completely redesigned interior cabin that focuses on easy access to infotainment and the instrument cluster. We'll keep you posted as new photos and more information are dropped. Toyota to race combustible hydrogen car: When it comes to going green, Toyota is definitely a front-runner. And now they're taking their technology to the track - reportedly, they'll be racing in the 4-hour Super Taikyu race in Fuji in a vehicle powered by combustible hydrogen. It sounds weird - how do you combust hydrogen like you do gas? We're no engineers, but it is possible and can lend a lot of speed to your car. However, it cuts way back on your fuel efficiency and also emits nitrous oxide, which is a greenhouse gas that hydrogen cars try to cut out of the equation, so we don't see this technology coming to a dealership near you anytime soon. Toyota Sienna Woodland introduced: The Toyota Sienna has always been cooler than the average minivan (hence the Swagger Wagon moniker). However, it's taking cool to an all-new level with a new special edition model that's coming to market in the fall. The Toyota Sienna Woodland special edition comes with standard all-wheel drive and more ground clearance for a more versatile performance. Additionally, it'll still pack a hybrid drivetrain and offer features like 18" wheels, roof racks with crossbars, a 1,500 watt outlet, and two cool new paint colors. Plus, it'll be able to tow up to 3,500 lbs without batting an eye. Stay tuned for more Toyota news and in the meantime, shop our inventory in person! Toyota of Orlando is located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. You can call to get more info or schedule your test drive at (407) 298-4500.

It's been a busy week in the world of Toyota and our Orlando Toyota dealership is here with the latest roundup of Toyota news to keep you in the loop. Check it out! Two new SUVs coming: Big news for all your SUV drivers - two new models will be hitting the market before you know it. Rumor has it that Toyota will be retiring the Toyota Sequoia (similarly to how it put the Toyota Land Cruiser out to pasture this year) and introducing two new 8-seater, 3-row SUVs designed for Millenial families that are always on the go. One will be badged as a Lexus, but both will likely be fuel-efficient hybrids and include cool and convenient features like hands-free driving systems and a remote parking feature. Additionally, both will be built right here in the US at the Indiana plant. Spy photos of the new Toyota Land Cruiser emerge: The Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series may have been retired in the US, but an all-new 300 series is coming to the rest of the world. Spy shots have been taken and reveal that the new interaction of this much-loved classic will a longer and wider front bumper, a rear end that looks similar to the popular Prado model, and a completely redesigned interior cabin that focuses on easy access to infotainment and the instrument cluster. We'll keep you posted as new photos and more information are dropped. Toyota to race combustible hydrogen car: When it comes to going green, Toyota is definitely a front-runner. And now they're taking their technology to the track - reportedly, they'll be racing in the 4-hour Super Taikyu race in Fuji in a vehicle powered by combustible hydrogen. It sounds weird - how do you combust hydrogen like you do gas? We're no engineers, but it is possible and can lend a lot of speed to your car. However, it cuts way back on your fuel efficiency and also emits nitrous oxide, which is a greenhouse gas that hydrogen cars try to cut out of the equation, so we don't see this technology coming to a dealership near you anytime soon. Toyota Sienna Woodland introduced: The Toyota Sienna has always been cooler than the average minivan (hence the Swagger Wagon moniker). However, it's taking cool to an all-new level with a new special edition model that's coming to market in the fall. The Toyota Sienna Woodland special edition comes with standard all-wheel drive and more ground clearance for a more versatile performance. Additionally, it'll still pack a hybrid drivetrain and offer features like 18" wheels, roof racks with crossbars, a 1,500 watt outlet, and two cool new paint colors. Plus, it'll be able to tow up to 3,500 lbs without batting an eye. Stay tuned for more Toyota news and in the meantime, shop our inventory in person! Toyota of Orlando is located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. You can call to get more info or schedule your test drive at (407) 298-4500.

Have you ever had to tow your Orlando Toyota? We mean actually tow your own car, not use your car to tow something else like a boat or a trailer. We've given you plenty of tips on how to safely tow with your vehicle, but pulling your own car behind you is a different story. Whether you're moving cross-country and bringing your Orlando Toyota along for the ride or towing it in for repairs at an auto repair shop, use these tips to do it safely and efficiently! What you should know before you tow To get started, here are some basic points to take into consideration before you tow your Orlando Toyota with another car or truck. The car or truck that's doing the towing should be larger and heavier than the car being towed. You'll need more acceleration power AND braking power to safely get both vehicles to their final destination. NO ONE - not even your four-legged friends - should be in the vehicle that's being towed at any point during the journey. It's illegal and also extremely dangerous. It's best to tow your car on a flatbed trailer or at least a dolly, which is a small trailer that lifts your car's front tires off the ground. If you're using a chain or tow rope, it should only be for a very short distance and at very low speeds. Using a chain or rope is dangerous - the vehicle being towed doesn't have active brakes and could rear-end the vehicle towing it, the rope could break, etc. It's best to use a trailer whenever possible. Tips for towing your Toyota Once you've safely hooked up your car to the car you'll be towing with (and make sure you check with our Orlando auto service experts for specifications if you're unsure as to how you should hook things up), you can hit the road. Here are a few tips for doing so safely. Tip #1: Go easy on your braking. You'll want to take it easy when it comes to braking while towing your car - any sudden or sharp braking can result in damage to the brakes of the vehicle that's towing. Pulling a car means a lot of weight is behind you, so you should slow your vehicle gradually and give your brakes a fighting chance. Tip #2: Slow down. Slow down when towing your Orlando Toyota behind you. It's even acceptable to go under the speed limit in this particular situation - remember, you'll need more distance to bring both vehicles to a stop and the slower you go, the easier this is to achieve. Tip #3: Make sure all lighting works and that you use your turn signals and mirrors. Make sure your brake lights and turn signals work, and turn on the hazard lights of the vehicle that you're towing. Also, be sure to signal well ahead of any movements you make to let other drivers know your intentions, and use your mirrors to check and ensure you have the space to move around. Tip #4: Be especially careful when turning. Be very careful when turning and avoid making sharp turns when towing a car behind your car. Sharp or sudden turns could result in damage to both vehicles. Tip #5: Change lanes with caution. Be sure to change lanes with caution - you have to account for enough space for BOTH vehicles. Have questions or want to see if your Orlando Toyota is up for the job of towing another vehicle? Call us to schedule an appointment! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001.

Have you ever had to tow your Orlando Toyota? We mean actually tow your own car, not use your car to tow something else like a boat or a trailer. We've given you plenty of tips on how to safely tow with your vehicle, but pulling your own car behind you is a different story. Whether you're moving cross-country and bringing your Orlando Toyota along for the ride or towing it in for repairs at an auto repair shop, use these tips to do it safely and efficiently! What you should know before you tow To get started, here are some basic points to take into consideration before you tow your Orlando Toyota with another car or truck. The car or truck that's doing the towing should be larger and heavier than the car being towed. You'll need more acceleration power AND braking power to safely get both vehicles to their final destination. NO ONE - not even your four-legged friends - should be in the vehicle that's being towed at any point during the journey. It's illegal and also extremely dangerous. It's best to tow your car on a flatbed trailer or at least a dolly, which is a small trailer that lifts your car's front tires off the ground. If you're using a chain or tow rope, it should only be for a very short distance and at very low speeds. Using a chain or rope is dangerous - the vehicle being towed doesn't have active brakes and could rear-end the vehicle towing it, the rope could break, etc. It's best to use a trailer whenever possible. Tips for towing your Toyota Once you've safely hooked up your car to the car you'll be towing with (and make sure you check with our Orlando auto service experts for specifications if you're unsure as to how you should hook things up), you can hit the road. Here are a few tips for doing so safely. Tip #1: Go easy on your braking. You'll want to take it easy when it comes to braking while towing your car - any sudden or sharp braking can result in damage to the brakes of the vehicle that's towing. Pulling a car means a lot of weight is behind you, so you should slow your vehicle gradually and give your brakes a fighting chance. Tip #2: Slow down. Slow down when towing your Orlando Toyota behind you. It's even acceptable to go under the speed limit in this particular situation - remember, you'll need more distance to bring both vehicles to a stop and the slower you go, the easier this is to achieve. Tip #3: Make sure all lighting works and that you use your turn signals and mirrors. Make sure your brake lights and turn signals work, and turn on the hazard lights of the vehicle that you're towing. Also, be sure to signal well ahead of any movements you make to let other drivers know your intentions, and use your mirrors to check and ensure you have the space to move around. Tip #4: Be especially careful when turning. Be very careful when turning and avoid making sharp turns when towing a car behind your car. Sharp or sudden turns could result in damage to both vehicles. Tip #5: Change lanes with caution. Be sure to change lanes with caution - you have to account for enough space for BOTH vehicles. Have questions or want to see if your Orlando Toyota is up for the job of towing another vehicle? Call us to schedule an appointment! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001.

Big news in the world of green cars - Toyota has officially introduced an all-new electric car concept and it's slated to begin production in Japan and China in the coming year, and *fingers crossed* be up for sale on a worldwide scale by the middle to end of 2022. Meet the all-new Toyota bz4X SUV; Toyota of Orlando has the details! See what the new Toyota bz4X SUV has to offer Toyota has always been committed to clean, green performance. After all, they were the frontrunners for hybrid cars with the introduction of the Toyota Prius back in the early 2000s; they also have introduced numerous other green options to the market, including electric and fuel cell vehicles. Their goal is to expand their lineup to include more than 70 electrified vehicle options (on a global basis) by the end of 2025 and have carbon neutrality by 2050. (This basically means that the amount of carbon emitted in vehicle emissions is balanced with the absorption of carbon from the atmosphere.) Introducing the Toyota bz4X SUV. This new Toyota was developed in a joint endeavor with Subaru (much like the Toyota GR 86) and will be produced under the new Toyota bZ umbrella - bZ stands for beyond zero, as this lineup will include a series of battery-electric vehicles. Even more exciting news has been announced, too - Toyota will be adding trucks to the new lineup of electrified vehicles with both hybrid and BEV options up for grabs. The Toyota bz4X SUV was built on the e-TNGA BEV-dedicated platform. It has a long wheelbase with short overhangs and has a style that's pretty distinctive; it reminds us of an Orlando Toyota RAV4 mixed with a Toyota C-HR with its sharp, diamond-inspired styling. It's featuring a spacious interior with a comfortable, open-concept design; for example, the instrument panel is set low over the steering wheel for better visibility and handling. The touchscreen is large and extends up from the center console, and the steering wheel features a hub for all of your hands-free buttons. All-wheel drive (courtesy of Subaru) will be standard, and it's been speculated that there could be dual motors to power said feature. Shop all of our green cars today at Toyota of Orlando We can't wait for it to arrive, but if you really can't wait - like, you need to get behind the wheel of a green car now - call us. After all, 40% of all alternatively powered vehicles in the U.S. are Toyotas, so you've got plenty of options. At our dealership, you'll find green cars like the: Toyota Prius Toyota Camry Hybrid Toyota Avalon Hybrid Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Toyota RAV4 Prime Toyota Highlander Hybrid Toyota Corolla Hybrid Toyota Prius Prime We've got solutions for your drive time needs, so what are you waiting for? Shop Toyota of Orlando today. We're conveniently located just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. You can visit us OR call ahead of time to learn more about your options, our deals, and schedule a test drive - reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500.

Big news in the world of green cars - Toyota has officially introduced an all-new electric car concept and it's slated to begin production in Japan and China in the coming year, and *fingers crossed* be up for sale on a worldwide scale by the middle to end of 2022. Meet the all-new Toyota bz4X SUV; Toyota of Orlando has the details! See what the new Toyota bz4X SUV has to offer Toyota has always been committed to clean, green performance. After all, they were the frontrunners for hybrid cars with the introduction of the Toyota Prius back in the early 2000s; they also have introduced numerous other green options to the market, including electric and fuel cell vehicles. Their goal is to expand their lineup to include more than 70 electrified vehicle options (on a global basis) by the end of 2025 and have carbon neutrality by 2050. (This basically means that the amount of carbon emitted in vehicle emissions is balanced with the absorption of carbon from the atmosphere.) Introducing the Toyota bz4X SUV. This new Toyota was developed in a joint endeavor with Subaru (much like the Toyota GR 86) and will be produced under the new Toyota bZ umbrella - bZ stands for beyond zero, as this lineup will include a series of battery-electric vehicles. Even more exciting news has been announced, too - Toyota will be adding trucks to the new lineup of electrified vehicles with both hybrid and BEV options up for grabs. The Toyota bz4X SUV was built on the e-TNGA BEV-dedicated platform. It has a long wheelbase with short overhangs and has a style that's pretty distinctive; it reminds us of an Orlando Toyota RAV4 mixed with a Toyota C-HR with its sharp, diamond-inspired styling. It's featuring a spacious interior with a comfortable, open-concept design; for example, the instrument panel is set low over the steering wheel for better visibility and handling. The touchscreen is large and extends up from the center console, and the steering wheel features a hub for all of your hands-free buttons. All-wheel drive (courtesy of Subaru) will be standard, and it's been speculated that there could be dual motors to power said feature. Shop all of our green cars today at Toyota of Orlando We can't wait for it to arrive, but if you really can't wait - like, you need to get behind the wheel of a green car now - call us. After all, 40% of all alternatively powered vehicles in the U.S. are Toyotas, so you've got plenty of options. At our dealership, you'll find green cars like the: Toyota Prius Toyota Camry Hybrid Toyota Avalon Hybrid Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Toyota RAV4 Prime Toyota Highlander Hybrid Toyota Corolla Hybrid Toyota Prius Prime We've got solutions for your drive time needs, so what are you waiting for? Shop Toyota of Orlando today. We're conveniently located just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. You can visit us OR call ahead of time to learn more about your options, our deals, and schedule a test drive - reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500.