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Have you heard of the Million Mile Tundra? This incredible truck is a 2007 Toyota Tundra owned by Victor Sheppard and believe it or not, nearly five years ago it passed one million miles on the odometer. It sounds impossible - after all, cars with over 100k miles are usually considered to be "high mileage". However, this Toyota just kept on trucking right past one million and given the opportunity, would likely still be out on the road today. Instead, it's been officially retired and after an extensive tour of company facilities, it's being stripped down to see just what's going on under the hood. Toyota of Orlando has the details! What is the Million Mile Tundra? The Million Mile Tundra was put through its paces during its lifetime. Sheppard used it to transport heavy loads long distances, even cross-country, so it was towing, hauling, and driving on the highway for much of its existence. That's a lot of wear and tear on any vehicle, so you'll understand why Toyota was so eager to get it back and see how the engine fared. Here's what happened when they started to take this iconic Toyota truck apart piece by piece. First, the team took the engine out. It's a 4.7L V8 2UZ-FE engine and was one of the first Toyota V8 engines to be produced in America. Toyota put the engine on a dynamometer to test its abilities and see if all those miles had any negative effect on its capability to perform. To their surprise... they didn't. The engine performed almost as well as a brand-new engine in everything from idling to pushing the redline at 5,700 rpm. The engine itself was in incredible physical condition. The engine block fared exceptionally well and there was very little carbon buildup on the valve stems. There were no visible wear marks on the crankshaft journals, and you could still see cross-hatching on the cylinder walls. There was only one small blemish on a bearing but otherwise, they were all clean. The engine scored 99/100 on a quality test, which is more than enough to pass. The truck bed held its weight (literally) considerably well. The only dents that it sustained during its lifetime were NOT from engineering shortfalls; rather, wear and tear from towing and hauling for such a long time. The only major damage was on the wheel wells and Sheppard himself admitted that the damage ensued after he hauled a load of pallets that were too large for the bed. The tailgate still worked perfectly, and there was no rust on the frame despite Sheppard driving the truck through wind, snow, and rain. The frame and leaf springs were in excellent condition, which was surprising to Toyota execs because of all the heavy weight put in the bed on a regular basis. The interior also fared incredibly well - parts you'd expect to wear out like the driver's side door latch, the glovebox latch, the center console, and the seat were all still in great working condition. Test drive the Orlando Toyota Tundra today! Think you'd like to try to put a million miles on your truck? Come test drive the Orlando Toyota Tundra! You can reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your appointment!

Have you heard of the Million Mile Tundra? This incredible truck is a 2007 Toyota Tundra owned by Victor Sheppard and believe it or not, nearly five years ago it passed one million miles on the odometer. It sounds impossible - after all, cars with over 100k miles are usually considered to be "high mileage". However, this Toyota just kept on trucking right past one million and given the opportunity, would likely still be out on the road today. Instead, it's been officially retired and after an extensive tour of company facilities, it's being stripped down to see just what's going on under the hood. Toyota of Orlando has the details! What is the Million Mile Tundra? The Million Mile Tundra was put through its paces during its lifetime. Sheppard used it to transport heavy loads long distances, even cross-country, so it was towing, hauling, and driving on the highway for much of its existence. That's a lot of wear and tear on any vehicle, so you'll understand why Toyota was so eager to get it back and see how the engine fared. Here's what happened when they started to take this iconic Toyota truck apart piece by piece. First, the team took the engine out. It's a 4.7L V8 2UZ-FE engine and was one of the first Toyota V8 engines to be produced in America. Toyota put the engine on a dynamometer to test its abilities and see if all those miles had any negative effect on its capability to perform. To their surprise... they didn't. The engine performed almost as well as a brand-new engine in everything from idling to pushing the redline at 5,700 rpm. The engine itself was in incredible physical condition. The engine block fared exceptionally well and there was very little carbon buildup on the valve stems. There were no visible wear marks on the crankshaft journals, and you could still see cross-hatching on the cylinder walls. There was only one small blemish on a bearing but otherwise, they were all clean. The engine scored 99/100 on a quality test, which is more than enough to pass. The truck bed held its weight (literally) considerably well. The only dents that it sustained during its lifetime were NOT from engineering shortfalls; rather, wear and tear from towing and hauling for such a long time. The only major damage was on the wheel wells and Sheppard himself admitted that the damage ensued after he hauled a load of pallets that were too large for the bed. The tailgate still worked perfectly, and there was no rust on the frame despite Sheppard driving the truck through wind, snow, and rain. The frame and leaf springs were in excellent condition, which was surprising to Toyota execs because of all the heavy weight put in the bed on a regular basis. The interior also fared incredibly well - parts you'd expect to wear out like the driver's side door latch, the glovebox latch, the center console, and the seat were all still in great working condition. Test drive the Orlando Toyota Tundra today! Think you'd like to try to put a million miles on your truck? Come test drive the Orlando Toyota Tundra! You can reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your appointment!

Does it make you nervous when you see the check engine light come on? Do you feel a sense of dread if you need to get a scratch in your car's paint fixed? You're not the only one - plenty of drivers get nervous when it's time to pay a visit to their auto repair technician. However, here at Toyota of Orlando, it's our goal to make it as pleasant and stress-free as possible for you to get your car back into like-new condition and get back out on the road. That's why we came up with a list of questions to ask your auto repair tech to feel more comfortable with the process. Check it out! What should you ask your auto repair mechanic? 1. Do you tow? You should ask the auto repair shop you've chosen if they can tow your car if necessary. It could save you time and money and you'll know your Orlando Toyota is being transported by someone you trust. 2. What kinds of warranties do you offer? Asking about warranties is key when you're seeking out any type of auto repair. For example, at our Toyota of Orlando Collision Center, we offer lifetime warranties on workmanship and paint services. You should ask about warranties for both labor and parts and be sure to take advantage of them if they're available for added peace of mind. 3. Do you utilize used parts? Always ask what the policy is when it comes to car parts. Used parts can be cheaper, but they can also be unreliable, void existing warranties on your car, and be problematic when it comes to performance. At Toyota of Orlando, we only use Toyota parts on your car to keep your Toyota a Toyota. That way, you know the parts are both reliable and compatible. 4. What's the process? Ask what the process is for getting auto repairs started, especially if you've been involved in an accident and have to deal with your insurance company. That way you know what you need to bring to the table and what to expect during the process, including the timeline. 5. How long before I get my car back? Try to get at least an estimate of when your car will be ready to pick up so you can arrange your life accordingly. This is especially important if you're getting a rental car. 6. Will I have a written record of repairs? Make sure you have a written record of repairs. This will be helpful if you sell the car down the road, and it'll also help you troubleshoot if you have issues down the road. 7. Can you help me find a rental car? If you need assistance in finding a rental car, ask. Your auto repair tech can either help you rent one (we have an office onsite at Toyota of Orlando) or point you in the right direction to make the process easier. Schedule service at Toyota of Orlando today Need to schedule auto repairs in Orlando? Call us! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001. We'll see you soon!

Does it make you nervous when you see the check engine light come on? Do you feel a sense of dread if you need to get a scratch in your car's paint fixed? You're not the only one - plenty of drivers get nervous when it's time to pay a visit to their auto repair technician. However, here at Toyota of Orlando, it's our goal to make it as pleasant and stress-free as possible for you to get your car back into like-new condition and get back out on the road. That's why we came up with a list of questions to ask your auto repair tech to feel more comfortable with the process. Check it out! What should you ask your auto repair mechanic? 1. Do you tow? You should ask the auto repair shop you've chosen if they can tow your car if necessary. It could save you time and money and you'll know your Orlando Toyota is being transported by someone you trust. 2. What kinds of warranties do you offer? Asking about warranties is key when you're seeking out any type of auto repair. For example, at our Toyota of Orlando Collision Center, we offer lifetime warranties on workmanship and paint services. You should ask about warranties for both labor and parts and be sure to take advantage of them if they're available for added peace of mind. 3. Do you utilize used parts? Always ask what the policy is when it comes to car parts. Used parts can be cheaper, but they can also be unreliable, void existing warranties on your car, and be problematic when it comes to performance. At Toyota of Orlando, we only use Toyota parts on your car to keep your Toyota a Toyota. That way, you know the parts are both reliable and compatible. 4. What's the process? Ask what the process is for getting auto repairs started, especially if you've been involved in an accident and have to deal with your insurance company. That way you know what you need to bring to the table and what to expect during the process, including the timeline. 5. How long before I get my car back? Try to get at least an estimate of when your car will be ready to pick up so you can arrange your life accordingly. This is especially important if you're getting a rental car. 6. Will I have a written record of repairs? Make sure you have a written record of repairs. This will be helpful if you sell the car down the road, and it'll also help you troubleshoot if you have issues down the road. 7. Can you help me find a rental car? If you need assistance in finding a rental car, ask. Your auto repair tech can either help you rent one (we have an office onsite at Toyota of Orlando) or point you in the right direction to make the process easier. Schedule service at Toyota of Orlando today Need to schedule auto repairs in Orlando? Call us! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001. We'll see you soon!

With gas prices rising and a daily commute becoming more common again, chances are that getting some sort of alternative fuel vehicle has crossed your mind. We get it - paying for gas is annoying (especially right now) and electric cars also have the benefit of being extremely eco-friendly. However, what is an electric car and how will it benefit your drive time? Toyota of Orlando is here to explain exactly what electric vehicles are and how they work. What you need to know about electric cars First, let's talk about what electric cars are. Essentially, they're exactly what they sound like. All-electric cars run solely on electricity that's stored in a battery; to keep them up and running, you have to plug the car into a special electrical outlet and let it charge. Here are a few more points to keep in mind: These cars don't use gasoline at all. They run solely on an electric charge, which makes them different from Orlando Toyota hybrids and hybrid plug-ins. Hybrid and hybrid plug-in cars can both run on electric charge, but not for long periods of time or at high speeds. In those scenarios, they rely on a gasoline engine to power them. Electric cars never "swap off" and rely solely on their battery charge to keep them moving. Electric cars also require a lot less maintenance than traditional gasoline-powered cars or even hybrids. This is because they don't use oil, so you won't ever need oil changes. They also don't require transmission fluid or power steering fluid. Things stay a lot cleaner under the hood so maintenance is simpler. All you'll really need to do is get routine tire rotations and keep an eye on things like your brakes, battery, and coolant here at our Orlando auto service center. Electric cars may seem like a new fad, but trust us - they're not a fad and they've been around a lot longer than you think. These eco-friendly cars have actually existed since 1881 but didn't gain popularity or reputation until the 1990s. This is when - believe it or not - Toyota actually put out a Toyota RAV4 EV, which was completely powered by electricity. (And it was a collaboration with Tesla!) However, this rookie EV topped out at a speed of 78 mph and could only travel around 100 miles on a charge, making it impractical for everyday drivers. Since then, however, electric cars have come a LONG way. We're all familiar with Tesla, of course, as they've been a frontrunner in the EV movement. However, Toyota has had electric options in the works since the Toyota RAV4 EV and one is arriving this summer - the all-new Toyota bz4X. And there are tons of benefits to driving an electric car. Here are a few to consider: Less car maintenance - remember, no oil changes or fluids except for the coolant, so you won't be coming into Toyota of Orlando as often for car care. NO GAS. We repeat - NO GAS. You won't have to stop and fill up at the pump; you just need to charge your car according to the range you have left, either at home or at a charging station. Electricity isn't free, of course, but it's far cheaper than filling your car up with gas. Top technology. Not only will you have the best tech possible under the hood, but you'll also have it in the cabin. The new bz4X, for example, features highlights like cloud-based navigation, Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, and a digital key with remote start. Rebates. You might also be eligible for state and local rebates for driving such a clean car. This means money in your pocket. Instant torque. Electric cars can be FAST - you have instant torque at your fingertips, which means serious get-up-and-go. Toyota of Orlando has answers to your electric car questions Have questions about electric cars, hybrids, or anything in between? Toyota of Orlando has answers. Call us today! Our Orlando Toyota dealership is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500. You can also follow us on social media for more updates about the upcoming arrival of the all-new Toyota bz4X!

With gas prices rising and a daily commute becoming more common again, chances are that getting some sort of alternative fuel vehicle has crossed your mind. We get it - paying for gas is annoying (especially right now) and electric cars also have the benefit of being extremely eco-friendly. However, what is an electric car and how will it benefit your drive time? Toyota of Orlando is here to explain exactly what electric vehicles are and how they work. What you need to know about electric cars First, let's talk about what electric cars are. Essentially, they're exactly what they sound like. All-electric cars run solely on electricity that's stored in a battery; to keep them up and running, you have to plug the car into a special electrical outlet and let it charge. Here are a few more points to keep in mind: These cars don't use gasoline at all. They run solely on an electric charge, which makes them different from Orlando Toyota hybrids and hybrid plug-ins. Hybrid and hybrid plug-in cars can both run on electric charge, but not for long periods of time or at high speeds. In those scenarios, they rely on a gasoline engine to power them. Electric cars never "swap off" and rely solely on their battery charge to keep them moving. Electric cars also require a lot less maintenance than traditional gasoline-powered cars or even hybrids. This is because they don't use oil, so you won't ever need oil changes. They also don't require transmission fluid or power steering fluid. Things stay a lot cleaner under the hood so maintenance is simpler. All you'll really need to do is get routine tire rotations and keep an eye on things like your brakes, battery, and coolant here at our Orlando auto service center. Electric cars may seem like a new fad, but trust us - they're not a fad and they've been around a lot longer than you think. These eco-friendly cars have actually existed since 1881 but didn't gain popularity or reputation until the 1990s. This is when - believe it or not - Toyota actually put out a Toyota RAV4 EV, which was completely powered by electricity. (And it was a collaboration with Tesla!) However, this rookie EV topped out at a speed of 78 mph and could only travel around 100 miles on a charge, making it impractical for everyday drivers. Since then, however, electric cars have come a LONG way. We're all familiar with Tesla, of course, as they've been a frontrunner in the EV movement. However, Toyota has had electric options in the works since the Toyota RAV4 EV and one is arriving this summer - the all-new Toyota bz4X. And there are tons of benefits to driving an electric car. Here are a few to consider: Less car maintenance - remember, no oil changes or fluids except for the coolant, so you won't be coming into Toyota of Orlando as often for car care. NO GAS. We repeat - NO GAS. You won't have to stop and fill up at the pump; you just need to charge your car according to the range you have left, either at home or at a charging station. Electricity isn't free, of course, but it's far cheaper than filling your car up with gas. Top technology. Not only will you have the best tech possible under the hood, but you'll also have it in the cabin. The new bz4X, for example, features highlights like cloud-based navigation, Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, and a digital key with remote start. Rebates. You might also be eligible for state and local rebates for driving such a clean car. This means money in your pocket. Instant torque. Electric cars can be FAST - you have instant torque at your fingertips, which means serious get-up-and-go. Toyota of Orlando has answers to your electric car questions Have questions about electric cars, hybrids, or anything in between? Toyota of Orlando has answers. Call us today! Our Orlando Toyota dealership is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500. You can also follow us on social media for more updates about the upcoming arrival of the all-new Toyota bz4X!

Have you ever gotten pulled over for going over the speed limit when driving? It happens (to many of us) and can result in a warning if you're lucky and a ticket if you're not. What about under the speed limit - have you ever been pulled over for driving too slowly? Believe it or not, that can actually happen, too. Speed limits are real, backed by both science and law, and are enforced with the threat of tickets, license suspensions, and even jail time. They're also in place to keep both you and other drivers safe when you hit the road. It's important to understand them before you get behind the wheel, and that's where Toyota of Orlando comes in! Toyota of Orlando explains how speed limits come to exist First, let's talk about what speed limits are and how they're determined by the folks in charge. Basically, a speed limit is just what it sounds like - it's a limit to how fast you can drive in that particular area. They're determined by infrastructural engineers and they have to consider quite a few factors before they can decide what the safest speed is for that stretch of road. After the roads are blueprinted, planned, and surveyed out, the engineers step in to discuss and plan around elements like: The road itself and if it's straight or winding, has any hills or elevation changes, and what type of physical condition it's in overall How much pedestrian traffic there is around the road - for instance, speed limits are a lot lower in urban areas like downtown Orlando and around schools because of the increased foot traffic How much housing is around the road and how far back it is from the street As you can see, a lot of careful consideration and planning goes into deciding the speed limit in the end. That's why it's so critical that you abide by them when you're behind the wheel of your Orlando Toyota - they're there for big and important reasons. And just like your car has safety elements built into it like seatbelts, anti-lock brakes, and windshield wipers, speed limits exist to keep you and your passengers safe. You'll find that speed limits tend to be lower in areas that are urban or suburban, as these roads tend to see more housing alongside them and more pedestrian traffic around them. Slower speed limits mean you have more time to come to a quick or sudden stop if you need to. Slower speeds also mean less damage if you do get into an accident or collision. On the other hand, Orlando highways like the 408 tend to see higher speed limits. There's not any housing surrounding a highway and it's rare to see foot traffic. There are also no stop signs or stoplights on highways, so it's easy to maintain a steady speed and thus, a steady flow of traffic. Our Orlando Toyota tips for safe speed In closing, follow the speed limit. It makes you a responsible driver and can even save you money; driving slower means better fuel efficiency and less spare change spent at the pump. Just make sure you're not driving TOO slowly to where you're impeding traffic or making the likelihood of an accident go up. Our recommendation? Go the speed limit and allow yourself a little leeway - driving 5 mph over or under is usually acceptable as long as you're paying close attention to your surroundings. Have more questions about driving safety? Call Toyota of Orlando today. We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500.

Have you ever gotten pulled over for going over the speed limit when driving? It happens (to many of us) and can result in a warning if you're lucky and a ticket if you're not. What about under the speed limit - have you ever been pulled over for driving too slowly? Believe it or not, that can actually happen, too. Speed limits are real, backed by both science and law, and are enforced with the threat of tickets, license suspensions, and even jail time. They're also in place to keep both you and other drivers safe when you hit the road. It's important to understand them before you get behind the wheel, and that's where Toyota of Orlando comes in! Toyota of Orlando explains how speed limits come to exist First, let's talk about what speed limits are and how they're determined by the folks in charge. Basically, a speed limit is just what it sounds like - it's a limit to how fast you can drive in that particular area. They're determined by infrastructural engineers and they have to consider quite a few factors before they can decide what the safest speed is for that stretch of road. After the roads are blueprinted, planned, and surveyed out, the engineers step in to discuss and plan around elements like: The road itself and if it's straight or winding, has any hills or elevation changes, and what type of physical condition it's in overall How much pedestrian traffic there is around the road - for instance, speed limits are a lot lower in urban areas like downtown Orlando and around schools because of the increased foot traffic How much housing is around the road and how far back it is from the street As you can see, a lot of careful consideration and planning goes into deciding the speed limit in the end. That's why it's so critical that you abide by them when you're behind the wheel of your Orlando Toyota - they're there for big and important reasons. And just like your car has safety elements built into it like seatbelts, anti-lock brakes, and windshield wipers, speed limits exist to keep you and your passengers safe. You'll find that speed limits tend to be lower in areas that are urban or suburban, as these roads tend to see more housing alongside them and more pedestrian traffic around them. Slower speed limits mean you have more time to come to a quick or sudden stop if you need to. Slower speeds also mean less damage if you do get into an accident or collision. On the other hand, Orlando highways like the 408 tend to see higher speed limits. There's not any housing surrounding a highway and it's rare to see foot traffic. There are also no stop signs or stoplights on highways, so it's easy to maintain a steady speed and thus, a steady flow of traffic. Our Orlando Toyota tips for safe speed In closing, follow the speed limit. It makes you a responsible driver and can even save you money; driving slower means better fuel efficiency and less spare change spent at the pump. Just make sure you're not driving TOO slowly to where you're impeding traffic or making the likelihood of an accident go up. Our recommendation? Go the speed limit and allow yourself a little leeway - driving 5 mph over or under is usually acceptable as long as you're paying close attention to your surroundings. Have more questions about driving safety? Call Toyota of Orlando today. We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500.

Are you thinking about hitting the highway for the holidays this year? Not only are road trips a great way to see the country and also spend quality time with loved ones, they're also usually more affordable than traveling by plane (and with the way things currently are, probably easier, too). However, before you hit the road you should have the right ride for the job so you can be as comfortable and safe as possible no matter how far your holiday travels take you. Toyota of Orlando has a great selection of road-trip-ready vehicles and we're breaking down the options to help you find the perfect one for your holiday travels. Toyota Highlander: Is your trip going to be a family one? If so, the Orlando Toyota Highlander is a great option. This spacious new Toyota SUV is decked out with tons of family-friendly features like comfortable captain's chairs in the second row, a power liftgate for loading luggage, an optional Premium Audio system with navigation capabilities, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and three-zone automatic climate control to keep everyone comfortable. On top of that, it's got available all-wheel drive, Safety Connect services, Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, a Bird's Eye View camera, and five USB charging points so everyone can keep their devices charged up. Toyota Sienna: The new Toyota Sienna is probably the ultimate when it comes to family-friendliness. The interior is spacious and comfortable and boasts seating for up to eight with features like an HD entertainment center with an 11.6" screen, wireless headphones, and HDMI inputs. You'll also find Driver Easy Speak on board, as well as seven USB ports, and power dual sliding doors for easy loading and unloading of passengers and gear. It additionally showcases Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, five LATCH points for car seats, and Safety Connect services. Toyota RAV4: The Orlando Toyota RAV4 is about as versatile as it gets for a holiday road trip. It has seating for five plus plenty of cargo space, but still offers great fuel efficiency and even brings a hybrid option to the table. It also has optional all-wheel drive for traction, all-weather floor mats, navigation, optional multi-terrain select, and even TRD-tuned suspension up for grabs. It's ready for anything this holiday season! Toyota Prius: Trying to stay green this holiday season and also save money on gas? Kill two birds with one stone and take the Toyota Prius on your holiday road trip. This Toyota hatchback is spacious and has plenty of cargo space under the rear hatch, and it gets an incredible 54 mpg in the city and 50 mpg on the highway. It also cuts way down on emissions so your drive time is eco-friendly and green. Plus, it comes packed with incredible technology like Qi wireless charging, integrated navigation, and a color Head-Up Display. Toyota Tundra: Do you want to pull a trailer, boat, or camper behind you when you hit the road this holiday season? The Orlando Toyota Tundr a is a great way to do it. This powerful truck can pull up to 10,100 lbs and also has a roomy interior decked out with technology like navigation, Bluetooth wireless streaming, Ready to start shopping for your next road trip ride? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500 or visit us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

Are you thinking about hitting the highway for the holidays this year? Not only are road trips a great way to see the country and also spend quality time with loved ones, they're also usually more affordable than traveling by plane (and with the way things currently are, probably easier, too). However, before you hit the road you should have the right ride for the job so you can be as comfortable and safe as possible no matter how far your holiday travels take you. Toyota of Orlando has a great selection of road-trip-ready vehicles and we're breaking down the options to help you find the perfect one for your holiday travels. Toyota Highlander: Is your trip going to be a family one? If so, the Orlando Toyota Highlander is a great option. This spacious new Toyota SUV is decked out with tons of family-friendly features like comfortable captain's chairs in the second row, a power liftgate for loading luggage, an optional Premium Audio system with navigation capabilities, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and three-zone automatic climate control to keep everyone comfortable. On top of that, it's got available all-wheel drive, Safety Connect services, Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, a Bird's Eye View camera, and five USB charging points so everyone can keep their devices charged up. Toyota Sienna: The new Toyota Sienna is probably the ultimate when it comes to family-friendliness. The interior is spacious and comfortable and boasts seating for up to eight with features like an HD entertainment center with an 11.6" screen, wireless headphones, and HDMI inputs. You'll also find Driver Easy Speak on board, as well as seven USB ports, and power dual sliding doors for easy loading and unloading of passengers and gear. It additionally showcases Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, five LATCH points for car seats, and Safety Connect services. Toyota RAV4: The Orlando Toyota RAV4 is about as versatile as it gets for a holiday road trip. It has seating for five plus plenty of cargo space, but still offers great fuel efficiency and even brings a hybrid option to the table. It also has optional all-wheel drive for traction, all-weather floor mats, navigation, optional multi-terrain select, and even TRD-tuned suspension up for grabs. It's ready for anything this holiday season! Toyota Prius: Trying to stay green this holiday season and also save money on gas? Kill two birds with one stone and take the Toyota Prius on your holiday road trip. This Toyota hatchback is spacious and has plenty of cargo space under the rear hatch, and it gets an incredible 54 mpg in the city and 50 mpg on the highway. It also cuts way down on emissions so your drive time is eco-friendly and green. Plus, it comes packed with incredible technology like Qi wireless charging, integrated navigation, and a color Head-Up Display. Toyota Tundra: Do you want to pull a trailer, boat, or camper behind you when you hit the road this holiday season? The Orlando Toyota Tundr a is a great way to do it. This powerful truck can pull up to 10,100 lbs and also has a roomy interior decked out with technology like navigation, Bluetooth wireless streaming, Ready to start shopping for your next road trip ride? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500 or visit us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.

We think it's fair to say that the Toyota 4Runner - a powerhouse SUV that's been on the market since 1984 - is an icon. After all, it's got an almost cult following thanks to its off-roading capabilities (it can pretty much take on anything and everything) and its embodiment of versatility makes it a great option for ALL drivers, not just those who like to take things off the pavement. We're BIG fans of this popular Toyota SUV here at Toyota of Orlando, which is why anytime we hear any rumors about it we get pretty excited. The latest one? That 2023 will bring an all-new redesigned model to the table... and we're not talking just in terms of looks. Check out the details below. What could an all-new Orlando Toyota 4Runner bring to the table? As you know, the current model of the Orlando Toyota 4Runner offers a 4.0 L V6 engine with Dual Independent Variable Valve Timing. However, a rumor has been drifting around the internet stating that the 2023 model will offer more than just one engine option. While some drivers love the current configuration, adding a few more options into the mix could increase horsepower, torque, fuel efficiency, and create an even more versatile SUV than already exists. There could even be a turbocharged option in the works for an incredible drive time. There's also a rumor that a hybrid option may be in the works. We all know that Toyota is committed to going green and offering a hybrid model of this popular SUV would be just one more way to do it. A hybrid model could provide better fuel efficiency and more speed, as well as offer a more eco-friendly performance with fewer emissions. We'd be up for it! What about looks? The current iteration of this Orlando Toyota is muscular with defined lines and edgy features. What could a redesigned model offer? Usually, when Toyota introduces a new generation of any model, they'll do a major overhaul in terms of appearance. It stands to reason, then, that the 2023 model could look much, much different. We're thinking that aspects like the back end, front grille, and lighting schemes could see big-time changes and that other accessories may become part of the standard package, like tow kits, roof baskets, and more. And an exterior overhaul would mean that changes would be necessary on the interior, too. We forecast a new selection of interior trim materials and fabrics as well as a more ergonomic space with better distribution. We also think that updated infotainment, safety, efficiency, and convenience features would be added into the already amazing mix for a better overall drive time. Test drive the Toyota 4Runner today at Toyota of Orlando We can't wait to see what 2023 brings and we'll be sure to keep you updated. However, that's a long way away... so why not see what the incredible current model has to offer you? Test drive the 2021 Toyota 4Runner at Toyota of Orlando today and become a member of its devoted fan club. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall. You can also call to schedule an appointment at (407) 298-4500!

We think it's fair to say that the Toyota 4Runner - a powerhouse SUV that's been on the market since 1984 - is an icon. After all, it's got an almost cult following thanks to its off-roading capabilities (it can pretty much take on anything and everything) and its embodiment of versatility makes it a great option for ALL drivers, not just those who like to take things off the pavement. We're BIG fans of this popular Toyota SUV here at Toyota of Orlando, which is why anytime we hear any rumors about it we get pretty excited. The latest one? That 2023 will bring an all-new redesigned model to the table... and we're not talking just in terms of looks. Check out the details below. What could an all-new Orlando Toyota 4Runner bring to the table? As you know, the current model of the Orlando Toyota 4Runner offers a 4.0 L V6 engine with Dual Independent Variable Valve Timing. However, a rumor has been drifting around the internet stating that the 2023 model will offer more than just one engine option. While some drivers love the current configuration, adding a few more options into the mix could increase horsepower, torque, fuel efficiency, and create an even more versatile SUV than already exists. There could even be a turbocharged option in the works for an incredible drive time. There's also a rumor that a hybrid option may be in the works. We all know that Toyota is committed to going green and offering a hybrid model of this popular SUV would be just one more way to do it. A hybrid model could provide better fuel efficiency and more speed, as well as offer a more eco-friendly performance with fewer emissions. We'd be up for it! What about looks? The current iteration of this Orlando Toyota is muscular with defined lines and edgy features. What could a redesigned model offer? Usually, when Toyota introduces a new generation of any model, they'll do a major overhaul in terms of appearance. It stands to reason, then, that the 2023 model could look much, much different. We're thinking that aspects like the back end, front grille, and lighting schemes could see big-time changes and that other accessories may become part of the standard package, like tow kits, roof baskets, and more. And an exterior overhaul would mean that changes would be necessary on the interior, too. We forecast a new selection of interior trim materials and fabrics as well as a more ergonomic space with better distribution. We also think that updated infotainment, safety, efficiency, and convenience features would be added into the already amazing mix for a better overall drive time. Test drive the Toyota 4Runner today at Toyota of Orlando We can't wait to see what 2023 brings and we'll be sure to keep you updated. However, that's a long way away... so why not see what the incredible current model has to offer you? Test drive the 2021 Toyota 4Runner at Toyota of Orlando today and become a member of its devoted fan club. We're open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from Millenia Mall. You can also call to schedule an appointment at (407) 298-4500!