What’s new in Toyota Sports Car News: Week of 3/28
Are you looking to add a little (or a lot) of excitement to your day-t0-day drive time? An easy way to do it is to get behind the wheel of a new Toyota sports car. And not only do we have a great inventory of new and used Toyota options for you to shop at Toyota of Orlando, but we’ve also got the latest and greatest news when it comes to Toyota sports cars. Here’s what’s fresh this week.
Toyota sports cars are hitting it hard this week
A Toyota GR86 drifts through a mall: Yup, you read right. Toyota Gazoo Racing’s latest update in their popular “Pitch” campaign is featuring the exciting new Toyota GR86. If you recall, the first installment focused on the Toyota GR Supra and its incredible performance capabilities in different driving scenarios, including a thrilling jump into the sunset at the end of the ad. The latest installment of the campaign switches out vehicles to feature the Toyota GR86. In the ad, the car races and drifts through an empty mall to then be joined by two drift racing versions of the GR Supra as they wend their way through abandoned storefronts. In the end, a “flying V” idea is pitched, hinting (once again) at the fact that a new GR member is coming to the family, teasing the much-anticipated GR Corolla. If you want to see just how incredible this new Toyota sports car actually is, see it here!
- Gold livery on the aforementioned unique red exterior
- A new driver’s racing seat with embroidered badging, as well as 50 Edition badging throughout the interior
- A numbered plaque (denoting which of the special editions the car is) attached to the sporty carbon fiber dashboard
- An indoor car cover for safe transport
And this Toyota sports car is ready to hit the track. The interior has been almost gutted and has a carbon-fiber unit for a dashboard, as well as a high-strength roll cage. Additionally, it has the popular 3.0L inline-six that churns out 424 horsepower. The bad news? Only six models of this special Toyota sports car will be produced and released to the public so if you want one, you’re going to have to act fast.
Toyota to debut its newest Gazoo Racing sports car: A press release hit our inbox this morning and didn’t give much away, but did reveal that Toyota will be unveiling its newest addition to the GR family this Thursday night (3/31) at 9:30 pm. Our take? It’s the new GR Corolla hot hatch. Toyota has been dropping teasers and hints that this incredible car – now only found overseas – would be making its way to the U.S., including in their latest GR ad (the one we talked about above). We’re ready to get our hands on this new Toyota sports car at Toyota of Orlando, and we’ll keep you posted as to what it will bring to the table!

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Safe driving around semi trucks: Our top five tips
When you’re out on the highway, you’ve got a lot on your plate when it comes to safe driving. You’re moving at higher speeds (which can make it harder to control your car and react quickly to other vehicles) and so are the cars around you. Bad weather, fatigued drivers, and traffic complicate things even further, but one of the most common scary situations is driving around semi-trucks. Check out these tips for safe driving around semis from the experts at Toyota of Orlando.
Five safe driving tips for when you’re around semi-trucks
Tip #1: Stay out of their blind spots. Tractor-trailers and semi-trucks have much larger blind spots than your typical passenger car. Be sure to stay out of them. A good way to tell if you’re in one is this quick test: If you can’t see the driver’s side mirrors, then they can’t see you. Try not to linger in blind spots so you can better avoid an accident.
Tip #2: Pass on the left. Another safe driving tip for driving around semi-trucks is to always pass on the left – as that’s the typical lane you would use to pass – and never pass on a double yellow line. Be sure to pass the truck quickly but safely, sticking to the speed limit, and use your blinkers to indicate your movements to other cars. Additionally, be sure to give the semi-truck plenty of space when you’re moving over to get in front of it. (Don’t cut them off.)
Tip #3: Don’t drive next to them for longer than you have to. This safe driving tip comes straight from a truck driver – don’t drive next to a tractor-trailer truck any longer than you have to. If a tire blows out, they could easily lose control and swerve into you, doing some major, even fatal, damage. Try not to coast alongside them when you’re out on the highway in your Orlando Toyota.
Tip #4: Avoid them in high winds. In the same vein, you should avoid driving next to these trucks when it’s particularly windy out. Semi-trucks and tractor-trailers have more surface area, so the wind affects them more and can push them into your lane.
Tip #5: Give them plenty of space. Semi-trucks have a lot more weight than your Orlando Toyota and as such, need lots of space to come to a full stop, to make turns, and to pass. Be sure to give them that necessary space; never tailgate or follow too closely. If you were to rear-end a semi-truck, your bumper wouldn’t help in the collision – it’s more than likely that your windshield would hit the truck instead, putting you in extreme danger.
Remember, a tractor-trailer or semi-truck can weigh 16 times more than your car – you would definitely be in the losing spot if you got into a collision with one. Always pay close attention when behind the wheel, especially on the highway, and put your best defensive driving techniques into play.
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It’s FINALLY official – the 2023 GR Corolla is coming to Toyota of Orlando. We’ve been waiting, combing through the endless teasers that Toyota has dropped, and hoping that this day would come… and here it is. We’ve got the details on exactly what the new GR Corolla will offer when it arrives – keep scrolling!
The 2023 GR Corolla will arrive at Toyota of Orlando later this year
The 2023 GR Corolla will be available later this year at Toyota of Orlando and will come in two grades: Core and Circuit. Circuit will ONLY be available for purchase in the 2023 launch year. There are three packages available to add on – Performance, Technology, and Cold Weather.
There’s so much to unpack for the new 2023 GR Corolla that we’re going to break it up into sections – let’s start with performance. Here are the highlights:
- This new Orlando Toyota is rally-ready. It has the first sports all-wheel-drive system in 20 years – GR-FOUR – and offers exceptional control and traction with power being sent to each wheel. The system is also simple and lightweight to optimize performance.
- Changing the performance is as easy as the twist of a dial. Drivers can set their front/rear torque distribution to 60:40 for everyday driving, 30:70 for a sportier experience or winding roads, and 50:50 for maximum stability at high speeds (like on a track).
- The Orlando GR Corolla also has front and rear Torsen Limited-Slip Differentials for enhanced cornering and grip, as well as control of left AND right-hand drive torque distribution on the front and rear axles.
- Remember the GR Yaris and how mad everyone (we) was that it wasn’t coming to the US? The 2023 GR Corolla will offer the same turbocharged G16E-GTS powerplant under the hood… but it’s been boosted. The 3-cylinder engine has more power thanks to a new engine exhaust with a 3-piece muffler – this design means less exhaust pressure AND outside noise.
- The G16E engine also offers multi-oil jet piston cooling, large-diameter exhaust valves, and a part-machined intake port.
- Maximum power is 300 horsepower and 273 lb-ft torque in this Orlando Toyota.
- You’ll also get a single-scroll ball-bearing turbo in the GR Corolla with a 6-speed intelligent manual transmission with rev-matching to handle high torque with ease. There’s also Toyota’s D-4S direct and port fuel injection system for maximum fuel dispersion and efficiency.
- The 2023 GR Corolla has a shift lever with a shortened stroke for quick throw and a pull-type mechanical parking brake.
- The front suspension is MacPherson type strut design with circuit-tuned coil springs, shock absorbers, and stabilizer bars for light weight and firm handling while the rear suspension uses a double-wishbone multilink system to accommodate the AWD system.
- The new 2023 GR Corolla has wide tread tires for high cornering and high-speed stability and you’ll love the 18″ gloss-black 15-spoke cast alloy wheels.
- It also showcases fixed-caliper disc brakes (painted red with the GR logo, of course) for maximum stopping power.
- The Orlando Toyota car itself has a highly rigid body that was specially designed just for this vehicle. It showcases more weld points in the frame and extensive use of structural adhesive.
PHEW. Let’s talk about aesthetics now, like we’re not already excited enough. As you well know, the GR Corolla is a hot hatchback. There was a focus in the design to make it as lightweight as possible. Here are a few things we love:
- On the special Circuit Edition of the new GR Corolla, the roof is made of forged carbon fiber to make it lighter. Aluminum was used for the hood and front door panels, as well as high-tensile steel to ensure a safe structure.
- The nose of the GR Corolla ascends to a tapered roofline for the best possible aerodynamics, and the rear spoiler creates more downforce. It also has lower rockers to make air flow down the sides of the car, and features hood, fender, and rear bumper ducts as well as a flat underfloor to reduce drag.
- The 2023 GR Corolla sits wide and low to the ground for the best possible handling. It has wide front and rear fender flares.
- It also showcases a black matrix grille and LED exterior lighting, as well as gloss black exterior accents, a shark fin antenna, and rear wings.
- The interior of the 2023 GR Corolla has a 12.3″ color multi-information display with a GR meter that displays 4WD mode, gear position indicator, a tachometer, and the turbo pressure.
- There are Brin Naud suede and synthetic-leather trimmed sport seats with red stitching, red mesh inserts, and GR badging available as well as heated front seats and steering wheel.
- The GR Corolla will also offer features like a push-button start, aluminum sport pedals, automatic climate control, power windows with one-touch auto up/down, 2 USB charging ports and one 12V auxiliary power outlet, and Qi wireless charging.
- Additionally, this Toyota sports car has the Toyota Audio Multimedia system with an 8″ touchscreen, Bluetooth, Drive Connect Intelligent Assistant, voice control, and cloud-based native navigation. You’ll also have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto at your fingertips, as well las a 4G WiFi hotspot and optional JBL sound system.
And finally, let’s talk extras. Each 2023 GR Corolla will come standard with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, a rear-seat reminder, a Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, and Hill Start Assist Control as well as a one-year trial subscription of Toyota Safety Connect.
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Routine car care is pretty simple. You get your tires rotated, your oil changed, your brakes done, and your battery checked as needed (and the techs at Toyota of Orlando can get you on a service schedule to make it even simpler). However, sometimes car ownership throws out-of-the-ordinary car care elements at you. Today we’re walking you through a necessary auto service appointment that’s not in the ordinary routine – fuel injector flushes.
What is a fuel injector flush?
Before you can understand what a fuel injector flush is, you need to know what a fuel injector is and its purpose in the grand scheme of things. Basically, the fuel injector is a pressurized valve that pushes fuel into the engine so your car can run. Since they’re used often, over time they tend to collect grime, dirt, and soot, which can lead to an air-fuel mixture imbalance in your engine. Basically, less gas is able to get through to the engine, or gas is pushed through unevenly, which leads to performance problems and reduced fuel efficiency (which means more money spent at the pump).
However, an easy way to remedy this is to get a fuel injector flush at Toyota of Orlando! During this auto service appointment, our techs will flush out your fuel injectors and fuel system with special chemicals. This will remove the dirt, debris, and other buildup that’s accumulated in the system and also get rid of any corrosion that may be there.
The benefits? You can get better gas mileage out of your car, reduce emissions to make your performance cleaner, and prolong the life of your vehicle in general.
So how do you know if you need to schedule a fuel injector flush at Toyota of Orlando? Here are the main signs you may need this car care appointment on your calendar:
- Your car is stalling out when you’re stopped at a light or in slow-moving traffic.
- You have a rough idle (your car sputters and shakes when it’s running but you’re not in motion).
- Your fuel efficiency has dropped below what it should be. This is because your car will try to push more fuel into the engine to accommodate the problem, and ends up using more gas than it should.
- Your RPM needle is moving erratically – it jumps up and down without warning and for no reason.
- Your engine is misfiring. This is when you hit the accelerator and instead of moving faster, your car sputters or takes more time than it should to pick up speed.
- You’ll be able to rule out other issues. Fuel injector flushes can be diagnostic, ruling out other (more expensive) problems that might be causing similar symptoms in your car’s performance.
Schedule a fuel injector flush at Toyota of Orlando
Think you might need a fuel injector flush? Our Orlando Toyota service techs can help. Call us today! We’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001. You can also stop by 3575 Vineland Road to chat with our techs, or schedule your service online to make it easy. See you soon!
So you’re shopping for your next green car, but you’re unsure as to what you should purchase or lease. We get it! There are tons of options available when it comes to eco-friendly and fuel-efficient Orlando Toyotas, but we’re always here to make your shopping process as streamlined and stress-free as possible. Today we’re breaking down the three main categories of fuel-efficient options: electric cars, hybrid cars, and plug-in hybrid cars so you can decide which is better, a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, or electric car.
What is a hybrid car?
Chances are by now you’ve heard of hybrid cars. Toyota hybrids are renowned for their clean performance and fuel efficiency and the Orlando Toyota Prius started the hybrid car game years back. Basically, hybrid cars are 100% fueled by gasoline, but they don’t rely only on gasoline to power them. They have electric motors in the car that work alongside the gasoline engine to power the car, and the two of them switch off and even work together sometimes to get the best mix of power and efficiency. The batteries in these cars are charged by the electric motors via regenerative braking – you never plug a true hybrid into an external source to charge it.
What is a plug-in hybrid car?
A plug-in hybrid car, on the other hand, is similar to a hybrid in that it is gasoline-powered. However, it has a much larger battery that can be plugged into an external source for charging. These cars run more on electric power than traditional hybrids, really only bringing gasoline power when absolutely necessary. Essentially, it’s an electric car with a gasoline-powered safety net in case you run out of charge. If you can both plug it in to charge it AND put gasoline in it, it’s a plug-in hybrid.
What is an electric car?
An electric car has a large battery that solely powers the vehicle. There is no gasoline-powered engine to use as a backup – these cars don’t have gas tanks at all – and the car is charged from an external power source (aka plugging it into the wall).
So what is better, a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid? It really comes down to your individual drive time needs. Here’s the basic breakdown.
What is the difference between hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric cars?
Hybrid cars have a lot of pros. They’re exceptionally versatile and you can drive long distances without worrying about charging; they’re also not as expensive anymore because the technology has been around for a while and is constantly refining. However, you’ll still have the maintenance costs (like oil changes) and some fuel costs like a normal car, and they aren’t quite as efficient as an electric car or even a plug-in hybrid.
Electric cars also have their benefits. They’re zero emissions, have way fewer maintenance costs (no oil, fluids, etc. under the hood), and are much cheaper to operate as electricity is far less expensive than gasoline (especially now). On the other hand, you don’t have a safety net so you HAVE to remember to charge your car, and if you’re going to be driving long distances, you have to make sure charging stations will be in your range. Not only that, electric cars can be more expensive to buy.
Plug-in hybrids are becoming more of a common go-to. They really offer the best of both worlds; they’re green and efficient but also have that safety backup of a gasoline engine in case you need it. They used to be less popular because there weren’t as many options available but this is no longer the case; many automotive makes offer plug-in options as a part of their regular lineup (including Toyota of Orlando).
Shop for electric cars and more at Toyota of Orlando
Have questions about the difference between hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and electric cars? Toyota of Orlando has the answers you need. We’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500, and you can also stop by and see us in person at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can shop all of our alternative fuel options online, too!
Did you know that when you get behind the wheel of a 2022 Toyota Tacoma, you’re getting a huge amount of versatility? This truck is lauded throughout the industry for its ability to take on any situation, whether it’s on OR off the pavement. It can handle both city streets and off-road trails, and not only that, it has a great towing capacity. We’re here to talk more about the 2022 Toyota Tacoma towing capacity, what it means for your drive time, and to offer some quick tips on how to maximize it.
What is the towing capacity of the 2022 Toyota Tacoma?
Let’s start with the basics – what is the 2022 Toyota Tacoma’s towing capacity? Here’s the breakdown:
The 2022 Toyota Tacoma towing capacity max is 6,400 lbs. To give you a clearer picture, this Orlando Toyota can easily pull things like a small camper, boat, or trailer behind it without issue.
However, the towing capacity depends on a variety of factors including the engine, trim level, bed, and cab style. To get even more granular with it, here’s another breakdown of a Tacoma SR Tow Rating:
- A 4×2 Access Cab w/ 4-Cylinder Engine 6-Speed Automatic Transmission & 6-feet Bed can tow 3,500 lbs
- A 4×2 Access Cab w/ V6 Engine 6-Speed Automatic Transmission & 6-feet Bed can tow 6,400 lbs
- A 4×2 Double Cab w/ 4-Cylinder Engine 6-Speed Automatic Transmission & 5-feet Bed can tow 3,500 lbs
- A 4×4 Access Cab w/ 4-Cylinder Engine 6-Speed Automatic Transmission & 6-feet Bed can tow 3,500 lbs
- A 4×4 Access Cab w/ V6 Engine 6-Speed Automatic Transmission & 6-feet Bed can tow 6,400 lbs
As you can see, it really depends on which 2022 Toyota Tacoma you decide to put in the driveway. You can also throw in the Tow Package on this Orlando Toyota, which adds features like:
- Class-IV towing hitch receiver*
- ATF cooler (not available on manual transmission),
- Engine oil cooler
- Power steering cooler
- 130-amp alternator
- 4- and 7-pin connector with converter
- Trailer-Sway Control (TSC)
Whatever you’re looking for in terms of towing capacity, our Toyota of Orlando specialist can help you customize the perfect new 2022 Toyota Tacoma to make it happen. And don’t forget, even if you don’t see what you want on our lot, we can preorder your next Toyota truck and have it delivered to the dealership!
Toyota of Orlando’s towing safety tips
However, before you hit the road with something behind you, it’s a good idea to brush up on towing safety tips. Here’s a general rundown of what you should keep in mind:
- Practice beforehand in an empty parking lot or less-busy road to ensure you’re comfortable with towing, especially when it comes to making turns.
- Get auto service before you head out. You’ll want our techs to check your truck’s tires, brakes, and lights especially, and it doesn’t hurt to check your trailer lights and tires, too. And don’t forget to have spares for both your truck AND your trailer on hand.
- Don’t overload your truck – exceeding the maximum towing capacity can do both engine and structural damage.
- Be sure to use your best defensive driving skills. Use your turn signals, don’t tailgate, and give yourself plenty of space to come to a stop – remember, you have more weight behind you now so you’ll need extra road to bring everything to a halt.
Want more tips, need a new Toyota Tacoma, or need to schedule auto service before towing? Toyota of Orlando is here to help! Call us at (407) 298-4500 or stop buy. We’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.
The 2022 Toyota RAV4 interior: A closer look
Are you considering buying the new 2022 Toyota RAV4? If so, then it’s definitely worth taking a look at its interior. The Orlando Toyota RAV4 is sleek and stylish at first glance, sure, but the functionality, safety, convenience, and entertainment that are woven into the polished interior take this new Toyota to an all-new level. Toyota of Orlando is here to give you a first-hand look at the interior of this popular SUV – get a better idea of the 2022 Toyota RAV4 specs, dimensions, cargo space, and more.
Let’s start with the basics – the 2022 Toyota RAV4’s dimensions and cargo space.
- This Orlando Toyota can easily seat five; the rear seats split 60/40 and fold flat for additional cargo space. Further, the LATCH system is present in the backseat for car seats. Interior volume is 136.4 cubic feet of space, while passenger volume is 98.9 cubic feet of space.
- As far as the 2022 Toyota RAV4’s cargo space, it offers 37.6 cubic feet of space with the rear seats up and 69.6 cubic feet of space with the rear seats folded down and flat.
Did you know you’ll also have towing capabilities on your side? You can pull an additional 1,500 lbs of weight behind you if your cargo area is maxed out.
Now let’s talk about style. The 2022 Toyota RAV4 colors for the interior include Ash, Nutmeg, and Black, depending on which model you choose. You’ll also have the option of fabric seats or SofTex-trimmed seats and a variety of embossed designs and stitching, including bright blue, red, or orange stitching (we love it). Other interior style highlights include:
- Black carpet flooring and mats or TRD all-weather floor mats
- A urethane 3-spoke steering wheel, leather-trimmed 3-spoke steering wheel, or a heated leather 3-spoke steering wheel
- Soft-touch materials on the dash, armrests, doors, and center console
- Black or silver interior accents (like door handles)
- Blue ambient light for the in-dash shelves, center console cupholders, and front footwells

This Orlando Toyota offers the best of the best when it comes to tech options
What about tech? The options are seemingly endless when it comes to the 2022 Toyota RAV4 in Orlando, but here are some of the biggest highlights you’ll see when you slide behind the wheel:
- Audio, Audio Plus, or Premium Audio sound system options
- 7″ or 9″ touchscreen interfaces
- Optional JBL audio components including speakers, a subwoofer, and an amplifier
- Dynamic navigation and Destination Assist
- Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Amazon Alexa
- Sirius XM Satellite Radio
- Wi-Fi Connect services, as well as Remote Connect and Service Connect
- A digital rearview mirror with Homelink universal transceiver
- A dual-zone automatic climate control system for maximum comfort
- Qi-compatible wireless charging for smartphones
- An analog or digital speedometer and instrumentation

And then there’s all the safety tech that may not be visible to the eye but is still working hard to keep you secure every time you get behind the wheel, including:
- Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 with the Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Land Tracing Assist, Full-speed range dynamic and radar cruise control, and Road Sign Assist
- Safety Connect Services with Emergency Assistance, Stolen Vehicle Locator, Roadside Assistance and Automatic Collision Notification
- The Star Safety System and an Advanced Airbag System
- A Bird’s Eye View Camera with perimeter scan
- A Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
- A backup camera with projected path
- The aforementioned LATCH system for tethering car seats safely into place
- A Vehicle Proximity Notification System as well as Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking
- An anti-theft system with an engine immobilizer
Now that you have a better idea of the 2022 Toyota RAV4’s dimensions, specs, colors, and cargo space, are you ready to put it in your driveway? The best way to find out is to experience it all in person. Shop today 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 also shop online or call to learn more at (407) 298-4500.
Best new cars for grads: 2022 Toyotas
Graduation is upon us, and whether you’re going to be sending a freshman off to college in the fall or helping your college grad make their way into adulting, they’re going to need the right ride to make it happen. Toyota of Orlando is here to help with not only college grad rebates to get your grad the best deals possible on a new ride, but also a great selection of new Toyotas to help them make the transition. Check out these best new cars for both high school AND college grads!
Best new cars for high school graduates
Safety, affordability, and fuel efficiency are three key components of a car meant for a soon-to-be college student. Check out these three Orlando Toyota options:
Toyota Corolla: The new 2022 Toyota Corolla is fuel-efficient, sporty, and safe – what more could you want? Oh yeah, an affordable price tag. Get all of the above when you shop this new car. It has a starting MSRP of just $20,245, gets 31/40 mpg, comes in a hybrid model for even better fuel efficiency, and also includes safety tech like Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 with Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Automatic High Beams, Road Sign Assist, Lane Tracing Assist, and Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control.
Toyota Tacoma: Does your high school grad like to take things off the pavement when they’re not prepping for college or working to save money? Put them behind the wheel of the versatile new Toyota Tacoma. It has a starting MSRP of $27,150 and gets 18/22 mpg, and offers plenty of off-road readiness with options like rear-wheel drive with limited slip differential, four-wheel drive, electronically-locking rear differential, active traction control, and more.

Toyota Corolla Cross: This all-new Toyota SUV is one of the best new cars for students because while it’s bigger than a sedan, you’re still getting the affordability and fuel efficiency you need for a student. The 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross has a starting MSRP of $22,445 and gets 31/33 mpg. It also comes in three different models and boasts safety features like Toyota Safety Sense, Star Safety System, nine airbags, and a blind-spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert.

Best new cars for college graduates
Give your college grad a grown-up car to tackle adulting… and did we mention that these three Orlando Toyotas are all eligible for the Toyota College Grad Rebate?
Toyota RAV4: Give your new college grad a little bit of luxury in their life – the new 2022 Toyota RAV4 is one of the best new cars for college students who are headed to the real world but still want enough versatility to chase adventure. It has a starting MSRP of $26,975, offers 27/35 mpg, comes in multiple hybrid models, and even has Adventure and TRD Off-Road models available for grads who like to take things off the pavement.

Toyota Camry Hybrid: Sleek, sophisticated, and classic, the Toyota Camry never goes out of style. And the Toyota Camry Hybrid gives you all of that PLUS eco-friendly performance and amazing fuel efficiency of 51/53 mpg with a starting MSRP of $27,980. Plus, this new Toyota comes with features like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 10″ color Head Up Display, and remote connect capabilities.

Toyota 86: Go ahead – you know your college grad deserves it. The exciting new 2022 Toyota 86 offers sports car performance and capabilities without the hefty price tag, boasting a starting MSRP of just $27,700 and fuel efficiency of 20/27 mpg. Plus… just look at it.

Shop any and all of them – Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can also shop online OR call us at (407) 298-4500!
What to know about the 2022 Toyota Tundra interior
If you’re considering putting the 2022 Toyota Tundra in your garage, you’re probably well aware of the fact that it’s been completely redesigned for the new model year – we’re talking bumper to bumper AND under the hood. This Toyota truck has an all-new exterior look and a brand-new engine under the hood; it’s also boasting an upcoming hybrid model that will showcase increased fuel efficiency and power. However, the 2022 Toyota Tundra interior has also had some major updates and Toyota of Orlando is here to give you an insider look.
The first thing to realize about the 2022 Toyota Tundra interior is that you ‘re going to have A LOT of options available to you. This Orlando Toyota truck comes in seven different models, various interior trims and colors, and on top of that has too many accompanying accessories and packages to count. Let’s dive into the details of this incredible new truck.
Interior aesthetic: The 2022 Toyota Tundra interior is designed to be comfortable and accommodating (despite the workhorse performance capabilities it has to offer) while still keeping you connected no matter where life takes you. It boasts elements like:
- Fabric, SofTEx, TRD Pro SofTex, Leather, or Semi-Aniline leather trim for the seats in colors like Black, Boulder, Saddle Tan, or Rich Cream
- Analog or digital instrumentation meter options
- A polyurethane or leather-trimmed tilt/telescopic steering wheel
- A power moonroof or a panoramic roof with a sunshade
- A power rear vertical window
- A thin-bezel auto-dimming rearview mirror
- Illuminated footwells, center console, and glove box, as well as ambient lighting and LED pocket lights
- An optional walnut or dark walnut wood-grain trim
- Special badging depending on the model you choose
- Soft-touch materials on the dash, center console, and doors
Technology: As we said, the 2022 Toyota Tundra interior is dedicated to keeping you both comfortable AND connected. Here are some of the features and options we think you’ll love having at your fingertips:
- Heated and ventilated front and rear seats, as well as dual zone automatic climate control and a heated steering wheel
- The smart key system with push-button start (and in the TRD models, the button is !red!).
- A 10″ color Head Up display (which projects important information right onto your windshield)
- A multi-terrain monitor with cameras, a backup camera with projected path, and Panoramic View monitor
- Qi wireless charging for devices
- An 8″ or 14″ touchscreen audio interface with Toyota Audio Multimedia, a JBL Sound System, and 6-12 speakers as well as navigation
- Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Amazon Alexa, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and Bluetooth wireless streaming
- Connected Services including Safety Connect, Remote Connect, Service Connect, and Wifi Connect
- Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 with Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Lane Tracing Assist, Automatic High Beams, and Road Sign Assist
- A Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
- Front and rear parking assist with automatic braking

Space: Get ready to sit back and relax – the 2022 Toyota Tundra interior is built for it. It’s designed to easily seat five and has convenient features like rear under-seat storage with removable partitions (and the seat splits and folds as well), as well as power-adjustable front seats with driver’s side memory. You’ll also love the acoustic laminated windshield and windows that help to keep the cabin quiet, even out on the highway.
Have you been looking for a new or used car lately and coming up short? Unfortunately, the world we live in today is full of all sorts of shortages. Labor shortages, goods shortages, and now vehicle shortages have hit everyone – we’re all being affected, regardless of which make or model you’re looking for. Toyota of Orlando is here to explain why the vehicle shortages are happening and what you can do about it to still find the best possible ride for your day-to-day drive time.
What caused the vehicle shortage?
First, let’s take a quick look at why vehicle shortages are happening in the first place. We’ve discussed the car chip shortages and how those sprang out of COVID; the pandemic also resulted in a gross underestimate of how many cars automakers would actually be able to sell, which led to high demand and low supply. Both of these issues led to a vehicle shortage that spans all makes and models across the globe.
However, we’ve got two pieces of good news for you here at Toyota of Orlando:
- Your existing vehicle is in high demand, which means you’ll get the best possible offer for it if you decide to trade it in or sell it. People and dealerships alike need used cars for their lots, so the value of your vehicle is sky-high right now.
- It’s not that difficult to find a new car in spite of the vehicle shortage if you shop at Toyota of Orlando. We’ve got trucks full of new Toyotas arriving every single day, multiple times a day. And even if you can’t find what you want on our lot, you can view all of our in-stock AND in-transit inventory on our website so you can see what’s headed our way. You can even preorder your new Toyota before it arrives so you can guarantee it’s yours when it gets here.
And even better news, if you still can’t find exactly what you want in our in-stock or in-transit inventory, we can HELP you find it and get it to Toyota of Orlando for you to drive home.
So while yes, there is a vehicle shortage and yes, this vehicle shortage might be here for the foreseeable future, there’s still good news and you’ve got our Orlando Toyota dealership in your corner to help you find the perfect new car. Why not see how much your current car is worth? We can make you a cash offer on the spot, even if you decide you don’t want to buy your next car from us. You can also come in to sit with one of our sales specialists if you’re looking for something specific that you can’t find in our inventory and let them help you come up with a solution.
Preorder your new Toyota at Toyota of Orlando
Cope with the vehicle shortage with our help – visit Toyota of Orlando today at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can also call ahead of time to set up a time to come in at (407) 298-0001 OR see all of our in-stock and in-transit inventory online. Get started today!

