What you should know about auto glass repair
When you think about it, your auto glass does a lot for your drive time. It keeps cold (or warm) air in, rain and bugs out, and lets you safely navigate the road without debris and dirt getting into the cabin of your Orlando Toyota. When it gets damaged, it may not seem like that big of a deal, but it can quickly spiral into expensive auto repairs if you’re not careful. Toyota of Orlando’s body shop is here to give you the ins and outs of auto glass and the repairs that may come along with it.

What causes you to need auto glass repair?
Unfortunately, it’s pretty easy to get cracks, chips, and dings in your auto glass (especially if you drive on I-4). All it takes is one piece of debris flying up and that gut-wrenching popping noise, and you’ve got damage to your windshield or windows that means either repairs or replacement. The most common types of damage are chips and cracks. Basically, chips damage the top layer of the glass and cause imperfections in it, which weakens its structure. From there on out, cracks can occur and spiderweb out from the center with the right pressure and motion. This majorly weakens your auto glass, putting you and your passengers at risk.
How do you know if you need a repair or replacement? The general rule of thumb is that if the ding is smaller than a quarter and doesn’t have cracks extending from it, you can opt for a repair. However, if it’s larger than that or has cracking extending from its edges, you may need a windshield replacement (or if you just don’t want to deal with a cosmetic imperfection in the glass).
Luckily for us, in the state of Florida you’re entitled to auto glass replacement FOR FREE under your car insurance policy. You should make a claim immediately and report the damage to your insurance company; they can set it up to where you get your auto glass repaired or replaced so you can hit the road safely again. Never put off making the claim – the damage will just likely get worse as you continue to drive and can put you and everyone in your car in danger.

Our Orlando Toyota Certified Collision Center can also help with auto glass repair – our trained techs are ready to get you back on the road in no time with minimal time spent in the shop (and minimal cost if your state’s insurance doesn’t cover it for some reason). If it doesn’t, make sure you check your policy before scheduling repairs so there are no surprises. It can cost upwards of $100 to repair a chip and $400 to repair a crack.
Call Toyota of Orlando with all of your auto glass needs
Have questions? Need more information? Call us today at (407) 298-6006. Our Orlando body shop techs are here and ready to help. You can also stop by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.
The Orlando Toyota Highlander is pretty much the epitome of family-friendly. It’s got a spacious and versatile interior, top convenience technology, and safety features that other makes and models just can’t compete with. However, we just got word that it’s about to get even better – the 2021 model is reported to features brand-new additions to the Toyota Safety Sense suite.

Explore this safety suite at Toyota of Orlando
Before we talk about the upgrades, let’s talk about the existing Toyota Safety Sense features. You’ll find this suite of safety technology on multiple vehicles in our Orlando Toyota lineup, the Toyota Highlander being one of them. It includes high-tech safety elements like:
- Pre-collision system with pedestrian detection. This feature is an integrated camera and radar system that helps prevent collisions as well as accidents with pedestrians.
- Lane departure alert. A small camera on your windshield prevents you from weaving out of your lane, alerting you if your tires cross over the lines on the road.
- Automatic high beams. These high beam lights turn on automatically when the situation calls for it and they’re safe to employ.
- Dynamic radar cruise control. This special cruise control system uses radar and a camera to up your cruise control game – it automatically adjusts your speed according to the vehicle in front of you.
- Road sign assist. This Toyota safety feature uses an intelligent camera to detect signs like stop signs, yield signs, do not enter signs, and speed limit signs to then display them on your multi-information display and make you aware of them.
- Lane tracing assist. This feature helps your car to stay centered between the lines on the road when you’re using the dynamic radar cruise control.
What upgrades come with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5?
It sounds like a pretty comprehensive set of safety features, right? We think so too, but Toyota is renowned globally for their advancements in safety research and they’re adding a few upgrades to the 2021 version of Toyota Safety Sense. Here’s what you can count on:
- New support to the pre-collision system to help you more safely navigate making left-hand turns
- Curve speed management to assist you in handling curves while using cruise control (since you should slow your car when making a curve)
- A smarter lane-keep assist feature to more effectively read road lines
- A new feature called “Risk Avoidance Emergency Steering”
And the new system will be called Toyota Safety Sense 2.5.
We can’t wait to see this new safety tech in person when the 2021 Toyota Highlander arrives at Toyota of Orlando later on this year. However, if you want to take a test drive in the meantime, call us! You can experience the current Toyota Safety Sense system in person on a multitude of our Orlando Toyotas now. Call us at (407) 298-4500 to schedule your test drive, or visit us at 3575 Vineland Road. We’re just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall and we’re open seven days a week for your convenience!
Common car maintenance terms you should know
Does car maintenance seem like a big mystery to you? We understand – there are so many moving (literally) parts on a vehicle that it can be hard to keep track of all of them and how they work in the big picture. However, knowing the basics can not only help you care for your car better but also feel more confident when you bring it in for routine car maintenance. That’s why our Orlando car care techs have come up with a list of some of the most common car maintenance terms and their explanation. Check it out below!

The most common car maintenance terms you should be familiar with
Air filter: Has your Orlando car maintenance tech ever told you it’s time to replace your air filter? This important car part is part of the air intake system (that pulls air into the engine) and prevents dirt and debris from getting pulled into the engine where it can negatively impact your performance and even damage your car’s engine. It needs to be replaced every so often to function properly.
Alternator: If your car won’t start but your battery isn’t the issue, it could mean you have issues with your alternator. This part is in charge of both charging your car’s battery and powering the ignition and electrical system when your car is turned on.
Catalytic converter: This car part is actually for the good of the planet – it’s an emissions control device that helps convert the toxic gases within the engine into less harmful gases before they’re released into the air.
Coolant: Coolant is the liquid that runs throughout the engine to help keep it cool while it’s up and running – without it, your car will overheat pretty quickly. It’s usually a mixture of water and ethylene glycol.
Dipstick: When you check the level and color of your car’s oil, you do it via the dipstick. This long, thin piece of metal with a handle on the end actually reaches into your engine and lets you pull out a small sample of the oil so you can make sure it’s clean and full.
Fuel pump: This essential car part sends fuel from the gas tank to the engine – without it, you’re going nowhere fast.
Head gasket: The head gasket in your car serves as a seal between the cylinder head and engine block. It helps to seal in the internal combustion AND keep coolant and oil from mixing in your engine.
OEM: OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer – if you see this associated with a car part, it means the part was actually made by the manufacturer who made your car and it’s not an aftermarket part.
Oil filter: The oil filter helps prevent dirt and debris – basically anything abrasive – from the oil before it goes into the engine and does damage.
Radiator: Your car’s radiator is the most critical part of its cooling system. When it’s in action, it basically absorbs heat from the coolant (which has been circulating through the engine) to keep your engine at an optimal temperature.
Spark plug: Your car needs a spark to create the internal combustion that gets your engine up and running. Your spark plugs create that spark, which is why they’re so essential to your vehicle’s performance.
Timing belt: The timing belt basically ensures that critical moving parts under the engine are synchronized so that valves open and close at the right times.
Schedule car maintenance today at Toyota of Orlando
Now that you’re well-versed with the basics, get your car maintenance on the books! Call Toyota of Orlando at (407) 298-0001 or stop by our Toyota car maintenance center at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.
The best new Toyotas for families
Are you shopping for a new Toyota with your family in mind?
Whether you have a large family or just one child, it’s essential that you find the perfect new car with the right family elements for your drivetime needs. Driving with kids in the car is a whole different ballgame and our Orlando Toyota dealership wants to ensure that you have the right vehicle and right features to make things as easy, convenient, and stress-free as possible. That’s why we’ve compiled this quick guide to what we think the best family cars have – check it out.

The best new Toyotas for families
Let’s start with a quick breakdown of the new Toyotas on our lot that we think are BEST for families.
- Toyota Highlander/Toyota Highlander Hybrid: This spacious SUV has seating for up to 8 and has the best of the best when it comes to convenience and safety technology.
- Toyota Sienna: This Orlando Toyota minivan offers dual sliding doors and a versatile interior that seats up to 8.
- Toyota 4Runner: This Toyota SUV is spacious inside, offers optional third-row seating, and is also up for anything on or off the road.
- Toyota RAV4/Toyota RAV4 Hybrid: This Orlando Toyota is compact and fuel-efficient but still spacious enough for a small family and their gear.
- Toyota Sequoia: If you want luxury for your family, the Toyota Sequoia is a safe and spacious way to go about getting it.
And the upcoming 2021 Toyota Venza, which is a hybrid crossover that should arrive at our dealership anytime.
Which features best suit your family’s needs?

Now let’s talk about which features, in particular, make new Toyotas family-friendly so you know what to add to your must-have list when you start shopping.
- A spacious interior (some of our options seat up to 8) that’s also versatile – we’re talking fold-flat and removable seats, captain’s chairs, etc.
- A large cargo area for all of your family’s belongings, and features like tie-down hooks and tonneau covers don’t hurt, either
- The BEST safety technology, including features like Toyota Safety Sense, the Star Safety System, Advanced Airbag Systems, and technology like Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, a blind spot monitor, a backup camera, and Safety Connect Services
- Convenience technology like power liftgates, dual sliding power doors, automatic climate control with different zones, HomeLink, second-row sunshades, Driver Easy Speak, and multiple USB ports for easy charging
- Entertainment technology like a Blu-Ray player system with wireless headphones, a JBL sound system, Sirius XM Satellite radio, Bluetooth streaming for music, AppleCar Play, and Android Auto
- Connectivity technology like hands-free calls, voice recognition, the Head-Up display, steering wheel controls, and a large multi-information display
Plus features like easy-clean fabric, seatbelt alerts, power windows with jam protection, Qi-wireless charging for your devices, and heated power front seats.
Ready to start shopping for your family’s new Toyota? Get started today – call Toyota of Orlando! We’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and you can stop by and view all of our new AND used inventory at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall.
Why do we never see Toyota convertibles anymore?
If you really sit and think about it, when was the last time you saw a Toyota convertible out on the road? The answer is probably not for a while – not a new one, at least. And in all actuality, you probably haven’t seen many of them at all, new OR used. Why, though? Toyota convertibles and convertibles in general used to be exceptionally popular drive time solutions here at Toyota of Orlando and across the market, but the desire for this submodel has died off. We’re here to examine why.
What happened to Toyota convertibles?
Back in the 1990s and 2000s, Toyota convertibles were a hot commodity on the market. The Orlando Toyota Solara was a fun and sporty way to hit the road in style and get your daily dose of fresh air and vitamin C. And it wasn’t just Toyota convertibles that were on the must-have list – convertibles of all makes and models were popular drive time solutions. The Mazda Miata was released in 1989 and sold over a million units, making it the most popular convertible ever sold.
So what happened? Why did convertibles fall off the map, including the Toyota Solara convertible? Here’s what we think at Toyota of Orlando.
They were not that safe.
When you think about it, convertibles from that time period, in general, were not very safe vehicles. Their roofs were usually soft top or retractable tops that left you and your passengers vulnerable if you got into an accident or worse, rolled over. Additionally, because they didn’t have a roof, this type of Orlando Toyota also had compromised structural integrity. This made them even more dangerous to pilot on the open road. If Toyota were to introduce a new convertible model onto the market today, we have a feeling they’d go back to the drawing board to redesign it for majorly improved safety and structural integrity.
They’re not very fuel-efficient.
Let’s talk aerodynamics really quickly. Take cars like the Orlando Toyota Prius for example – this sleek hybrid was designed in a shape that would allow air to easily flow over it. This means it can move through the air at a constant speed without having to use more power (or fuel) to maintain that speed because of wind resistance. Toyota convertibles, on the other hand, are anything but aerodynamic. As you drive them, they get pockets of trapped air that create drag and in turn, lower your fuel efficiency. Additionally, convertibles are heavy cars – this is intentional to counterbalance the lack of a roof. This extra weight in the design lowers your fuel efficiency even further.
Will we see an Orlando Toyota convertible in the future?
Like we said, we don’t foresee this type of submodel coming back to the market anytime soon at Toyota of Orlando. But that doesn’t mean we don’t have tons of fun and sporty options for you to hit the road in – come shop our wide selection of new AND used cars today! We’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. Call us to schedule your test drive at (407) 298-4500.
5 car movies to watch this weekend
It’s Labor Day Weekend, which means a lot of us are about to have one extra day of freedom on top of our normally scheduled break. What are your plans? According to the weather forecasters, it might rain (but who knows – it IS Florida). If you can’t get your dose of fun in the sun, it’s always good to have a backup plan. That’s why we’ve created this quick list of five of our favorite car movies for you to stream this weekend!
1. Cars: In need of a family-friendly movie night? Check out Cars from Pixar. Not only will the kids love this exciting and hilarious animated film, you’ll love being able to see the different personalities given to the various makes and models of cars. Plus, there’s always a life lesson thrown in when you watch a Disney movie… so queue up the Blu-Ray player!
2. Ford v. Ferrari: If you like 20th century history and are a fan of Christian Bale or Matt Damon, this is the flick for you. Ford v Ferrari won an Academy Award for its portrayal of the Le Mans Race of 1966. The biopic not only has a dramatic storyline, but also stunning scenic shots and a healthy dose of vintage cars.
3. Any of the Fast and Furious movies: If you want something fun, light-hearted, and even laughable at some points, check out any or all of the Fast and Furious franchise. These movies are absolutely action-packed, full of celebrities and iconic cars, and have soundtracks that will make you want to start a throwback playlist on Spotify. If you start with number one, you’ll be able to spot the iconic Toyota Supra driven by Paul Walker (RIP). From there, you’ll have nine more movies to make it a marathon day if you so choose.
4. Baby Driver: It’s not what it sounds like; this action-packed and thrilling movie is all about the thrill of the getaway scene and features big stars like Ansel Elgort, Jon Bernthal, Jon Hamm, Lily James, Kevin Spacey, Jamie Foxx, and more. It also has a killer soundtrack, so make sure your surround sound is hooked up and ready to go.
5. Bumblebee: Are you a fan of Transformers? Then you’ll love this iconic coming-of-age movie about Bumblebee, a transformer in disguise as a Volkswagen Beetle. Actually, you’ll probably love it even if you’re NOT a fan of the Transformers franchise. It’s exciting, funny, and heart-warming AND set to a great soundtrack.
So break out the snacks, get your comfiest PJs on, and bring the big screen home with you! We hope you have a happy and safe Labor Day Weekend. If you’re in need of a new ride, don’t forget – our Labor Day Sale is going on NOW through this Monday and we’re working to get you into a new ride for a great deal AND lower your car payment. Come see us! We’re open until 10pm every single night at 3575 Vineland Road, and you can call ahead of time to schedule your test drive at (407) 298-4500.
When you sh0p for a used car, you probably expect to pay a good deal less than what you’d pay for a new car. And it makes sense to expect that; after all, your car loses value as soon as it drives off the lot and continues to depreciate after that. It’s just a fact of car ownership. So if you’re shopping for a ride that’s preowned, it’s likely you won’t have to pay as much for it… unless you’re shopping for the Toyota FJ Cruiser. This legendary SUV is the exception to the used car rule, and Toyota of Orlando is here to talk about why.

What made the Toyota FJ Cruiser so in-demand?
The iconic Toyota FJ Cruiser was debuted way back in 2005 at the North American International Auto Show and remained on the market until 2014, when it was retired after one last special edition model. However, it still remains a popular and sought-after SUV – here’s an example. The 2014 model of the Orlando Toyota FJ Cruiser had a starting MSRP of around $27-29k, but if you were to look for one now, you could find yourself paying anywhere between $30-40k. Insane, right? But the Toyota FJ Cruiser was truly one of a kind. Here are some of the cool features that made it unique and much-loved.
- The Toyota FJ Cruiser had clam-shell (suicide) doors for easy entry, and there was no structural pillar separating the front doors from the back doors. Instead, special high-strength steel was used to ensure protection in the event of an accident.
- It had a 4.0L V6 engine under the hood, similar to that of the Orlando Toyota 4Runner, that was powerful and versatile enough to handle any off-road terrain.
- The exterior roof of the Toyota FJ Cruiser was often painted white. This not only led to a cool two-toned paint scheme but also helped to keep the interior of the SUV cooler by deflecting heat.
- It had a windshield that was almost vertical and THREE windshield wipers instead of the customary 2 wipers to keep visibility high.
- The grille didn’t feature the customary Toyota logo – instead, the Toyota FJ Cruiser had TOYOTA spelled out across it, much like vintage models in the lineup.
- The interior was designed for off-roading ease. It featured rubber-material surfaces for easy cleanup, an inclinometer, and oversized controls that would be easy to use while wearing gloves. On top of that, there was an available 110v power outlet.
- The Orlando Toyota FJ Cruiser also featured body-on-frame construction and a high-mounted double-wishbone front suspension and stabilizer bar, as well as a four-link rear suspension with a stabilizer bar.
Needless to say, the Toyota FJ Cruiser was pretty much up for any off-road adventure you could think of. It was carefully crafted to travel through mountainous terrain, deep water, mud, sand, snow, ice, and more. This resulted in a cult-like following and lots of disappointed drivers when it was discontinued!
Let us help you find a Toyota FJ Cruiser today
While we can’t get you behind the wheel of a new Toyota FJ Cruiser, we can certainly help you find a preowned one. Call us today! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we’re conveniently located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.
Toyota news: What is Toyota’s Woven City?
Toyota is renowned on a global scale for its innovation in the world of automobiles. They’ve consistently provided the world with a wide array of high-quality and reliable vehicles since their inception and while that’s not going to change, the company has started to branch out. They’ve made their foray into the world of robotics, worked on numerous alternative fuel cars, and ventured into the world of boats, houses, and even lunar rovers, among other things. And now they’re about to take their innovation one step further by creating an entire futuristic, habitable city – the Woven City.
What will Toyota’s Woven City offer its residents?

This futuristic city will be located at the base of Mt. Fuji in Japan (so start making your travel plans now) and will be a prototype city that serves as a “living laboratory”. It will serve as a base for individuals who work on projects designed to advance technology, especially in the fields of AI, mobility, smart homes, automobiles, and robotics. We’ve got a few quick facts to share as part of our Toyota news roundup – read on.
- The Woven City won’t be static – it’s been designed to consistently change and evolve according to the needs and research of the people who will reside there.
- Sustainability will also be a cornerstone in this futuristic city, which is no surprise given that sustainability is one of Toyota’s major initiatives. Most of the buildings will be constructed out of wood with robotic production; this will help to reduce the carbon footprint of the homes both before and after construction is finished.
- Solar power generating panels will be located on most of the rooftops and hydrogen fuel cells will be responsible for providing power to the Woven City.
- Both native vegetation and innovative hydroponics will be woven into the city to help keep it green (in more than one way).
- Only zero-emissions vehicles will be allowed in the city, and Toyota will provide Toyota e-Palettes to move people around the city autonomously with zero emissions.
- The roadway system will be designed with specific Orlando Toyota automobiles in mind and split up according to travel speeds. Some streets will be for fast-moving vehicles, others for lower speeds, and finally others for personal commuter vehicles, as well as pedestrians.
- Around 2,000 residents will initially move into the Woven City; this population will consist of scientists, industry partners, Toyota Motor Corp employees and retirees, and retailers. As time goes on and the city continues to evolve, more residents will be welcomed.
- Human robotics will also be integrated into the Woven City. Toyota will provide in-home robotic assistants for some homes to help the residents with everyday tasks.
Experience Toyota technology for yourself at Toyota of Orlando
So, where can we sign up? The Woven City is destined to provide Toyota Motor Corp with even more ingenuity and innovation, and we can’t wait to see all of the fresh ideas that come out of it (and we also can’t wait to visit). However, if you want to see some of Toyota’s best technology and innovation in action, all you have to do is visit Toyota of Orlando. It’s woven right into each and every one of our vehicles and you can get behind the wheel and experience it for yourself today. Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.
Will 2023 bring an all-new Toyota 4Runner?
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!
The best new Toyotas for a holiday road trip
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 Tundra 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.

