When you shop for a car, fuel efficiency is probably on your list of things to research. After all, no one wants to pay more than they have to for gas, especially if they’re trying to maintain a budget. And even after you buy your Orlando Toyota, you probably know off-hand just about how many MPGs it’s supposed to get when you hit the road. So you’ll definitely notice when they drop – why aren’t you getting the fuel efficiency you deserve? Toyota of Orlando’s auto service center is here with answers.

There are many reasons why your fuel efficiency may drop, but there are several main culprits that you should look into first. Here are six big reasons why your MPGs have dropped.

Six reasons your fuel efficiency isn’t what it should be

1. Your air filter is dirty. Your air filter is responsible for ensuring that clean air is pulled into the engine to be mixed with fuel. If it’s dirty, the right amount of air isn’t making it in. Luckily, this is an easy fix at our Orlando auto service center.

2. Your tires are underinflated. Driving with underinflated tires isn’t just dangerous – it also can drag down your fuel efficiency in a big way. Make sure your tires are inflated to the proper PSI, which you can find on the sticker on the inside of the driver’s door OR in your owner’s manual.

3. You need new spark plugs. Your spark plugs may be on the fritz if you have reduced MPGs – they wear out over time, so if they’re misfiring or dead, it can drop your fuel economy. Toyota of Orlando’s tecns can replace them in no time and get you back on the road.

4. You have a problem with your exhaust system. If there’s a problem with your exhaust, catalytic converter, or oxygen sensors, it can absolutely negatively affect the gas mileage you get on your car. This one requires a skilled technician to get under the hood and fix things, so visit us.

5. Your fuel system has an issue. If you notice your fuel efficiency dropping, it may be because of an issue with your fuel system. This includes your fuel pump, fuel injector, and a few other key components. Let our auto service techs take a peek.

6. You’re putting the pedal to the metal. If you have bad driving habits, you may be burning more fuel than necessary. If you find yourself slamming on the accelerator and brakes or idling for long periods of time, it’s time to change things up – these bad habits can drastically drop your MPGs, leaving you shelling out more than you should for gas.

Get the MPGs you deserve at Toyota of Orlando

Whether you have questions about your current car’s fuel efficiency or you want to shop for a more efficient Orlando Toyota, we can help! Visit us today at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 across from the Millenia Mall. You can also call us at (407) 298-4500, seven days a week.

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The legendary Toyota Supra is one step closer to being back on the market. At this year’s Geneva Motor Show Toyota revealed the GR Supra Racing Concept and attendees weren’t able to contain their excitement. With insane features you would only find in a racecar the plans for the future Supra guarantee it will be nothing short of a good time. With a reveal as thrilling as this one, our Orlando dealership had to give you the details!

The Toyota Supra made a name for itself back in 1979. Being a spin-off of the already-popular Toyota Celica, Toyota had no doubt it was going to be a hit, but what they didn’t expect was for it to create its own cult following. In the late 90’s and early 2000’s, this two-door coupe was stealing the hearts of car fanatics everywhere! However, Toyota Supra production ceased shortly after. Toyota designers decided to go back to the drawing board to create an even faster and better car that could handle your day-to-day travels as well as racetrack competitions. That idea became more of reality with the GR Supra Racing Concept.

Toyota Supra Highlights                            

Detailed specs were not provided at the show, but Toyota did unveil the basic build features to give us a better idea of what the car is going to be like. Maintaining its compact, two-door build the new Supra will have a front-engine and a rear-wheel configuration along with various competition-standard features. Check out some of the highlights:

• “90” race number printed on the exterior in reference to its historical codename
• Ultra-lightweight material composition for improved speed and agility
• Racing-standard plastic windscreen and side windows for reduced wind resistance
• Interior racing dashboard display
• Safety harness
• OMP driver seat
• An innovative braking system with Brembo calipers and discs
• All-new racing exhaust
• OMP racing column mounted quick-release steering wheel for ultimate handling
• Paddle shift system
• Carbon fiber lined door panels
• Full roll cage and fire extinguishers

Get behind the wheel of a Toyota sports car in Orlando

As you can see, Toyota is not playing around when it comes to this sports car. We hope to see the Toyota Supra hit the Orlando market in the near future. However, if you’re looking for a set of wheels to satisfy the inner racecar driver in you right now then check out the 2018 Toyota 86 at our Orlando dealership! The Toyota 86 has an elegant and sporty build with impeccable steering and handling capabilities for all of those quick, sharp turns. Plus, it’s affordable!

Are you itching to hear more about the GR Supra Racing Concept? Or are you dying to take home a brand new Toyota sports car? Then come on into Toyota of Orlando. Our certified sales and service professionals are here to answer all of your questions and get you behind the wheel of your dream car. We’re open seven days a week for your convenience and are located at 3575 Vineland Road just off I-4 near the Millennia Mall.

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There are usually two types of people when it comes to car owners – the people who have way too much stuff in their car and the people who don’t have enough. We’re here to help you find the middle ground with some helpful Toyota tips! We’ve chatted with our sales specialists, our auto service techs, and our parts department to compile a list of ten things you should always have in your car, so let’s get started.

Orlando Toyota tips for keeping your car organized and efficient

1) Jumper cables. This one is pretty obvious – our Orlando Toyota service techs recommend always having a set of jumper cables in your trunk. This way you’re prepared if you find yourself with a dead battery – you can simply get a jump from another driver and make your way to the closest Toyota auto service center.

2) Spare tire, jack, and wrench. Getting a flat tire can be but a minor annoyance if you have the supplies to quickly change it yourself. Our Toyota tip? Keep a fully inflated spare, a jack, and a wrench to help with those stubborn lug nuts in your trunk at all times.

3) Car info folder. Create a folder full of important info to keep alongside your owner’s manual in your glovebox. Our Orlando Toyota specialists recommend keeping your insurance information, emergency contacts, and details about any medical conditions or medications you or your passengers have in the folder.

4) First aid kit. A small first aid kit can make bumps and bruises easier to handle on the road, especially if you have kids. Pick up a kit that has the basics and be sure to restock it as necessary.

5) Snacks. Who doesn’t like snacks? They can also come in handy if you find yourself stuck somewhere or out on the road longer than intended. Keep a stash of snacks in your car; just make sure to keep them out of direct sunlight and don’t choose anything perishable or capable of melting everywhere.

6) Blanket or jacket. You’ll be thankful for a blanket or jacket if your car breaks down and you’re stuck waiting for a while in cool temperatures. Plus, who knows if it’s going to be cold in restaurants or shops?

7) Flashlight. Flashlights can come in handy both for car trouble at night AND for searching for that pesky lipstick cap under the seat. Be sure to have one in the glovebox and check it periodically to ensure the batteries are still working.

8) A portable cell phone charger. A lot of people have car chargers for their phones but what if your car’s battery dies? Have a portable cell phone charger in your glovebox – you don’t want to be stuck somewhere with a dead car AND a dead phone.

9) Cash. Stash some cash in your car for emergencies – $40 should do it. Be sure to keep it out of sight!

10) Toiletry kit. Ever get in the car and realize halfway through your commute you forgot to brush your teeth? Some basic toiletries – mouthwash, deodorant, and baby wipes – can go a long way in a pinch.

Call us for more Toyota tips today

Need to shop for any of these things or get more Toyota tips for efficiency? Check out the Toyota of Orlando parts store for jumper cables, spare tires, and more. We’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road!

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What is resale value?

For a lot of people shopping for a car is treading into unknown waters. All they know is that they want to get a good deal on a reliable car and not have to worry about anything past that. However, when it comes to buying, owning, and selling a vehicle, resale value is an extremely important element in the decision-making process. Toyota of Orlando is here to explain to you exactly what it is and why you should consider it when it comes to vehicle ownership.

Resale value is the value that your car holds over the course of its life – in other words, how much money you can get for it if you sell it. Obviously, it’s at its highest when a car is brand-new. However, as time goes on, cars depreciate and lose value. In fact, your car can lose up to 30% as soon as you drive it off the lot because it’s technically not brand-new anymore and has one owner under its belt. All cars depreciate differently and some vehicles hold their value better than others (like our new Toyotas – they’re renowned worldwide for their incredible value). Plus, there are things you can do to keep resale value at its highest level. Toyota of Orlando is here with tips!

Tip #1: Shop carefully when it comes to color. 

Some car colors just aren’t as popular as others (for example, bright orange). Consequently, those cars tend to have a little less resale value when it comes time to hand over the keys. If you’re concerned about value, consider buying a car that’s red, white, silver, or black – those are the most popular paint colors.

Tip #2: Shop for the area you live in when it comes to features. 

If you live in a mountainous area that sees a lot of precipitation and winter weather, then having a vehicle with 4×4 or all-wheel drive can really come in handy. However, if you live in the suburbs of Central Florida, a vehicle with off-roading capabilities may not hold as much appeal for the typical buyer. Shop for the features that you need but make sure they’re popular enough to appeal to a pool of buyers should you ever want to sell your car in the future.

Tip #3: Consider technology and other features carefully. 

Some features, like technology, may seem like they can boost the resale value of your car but actually won’t make much of a difference. For example, audio systems and navigation – technology changes so quickly that the tech you pick now may be dated in five years. However, features like a sunroof or leather-trimmed interior can boost value no matter how far down the road you sell your car.

Tip #4: Get regular service.

Get your car maintenanced on a regular basis (our Orlando Toyota service center can help you get on a schedule). Regular auto service like oil changes, tire rotations, brake service, and battery replacement will not only help your car run at peak performance but also make it more desirable for future owners. They’ll be able to rest assured that the car was well cared for and won’t have any major mechanical issues in the near future. Also, keep your service records!

Tip #5: Detail your car on a routine basis. 

Keeping your car neat and clean will help keep the value high. The interior will stay nice and keep the car looking new, and your paint is less likely to have damage if you wash and wax your car on a regular basis. If you don’t want to do it yourself, visit Toyota of Orlando for affordable car detailing.

Have questions? Want to get shopping or schedule some routine auto service? Call Toyota of Orlando today. We’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we’re conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

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Do you know how to shop for car tires? It can be confusing – there are tons of options out on the market and unless you’re extremely familiar with your vehicle’s performance needs and the tires that translate, it can be difficult to decide which is best. Toyota of Orlando is here to give you the guidance you need when it comes to buying car tires as well as give you tons of affordable options to choose from. Let’s get started!

Narrow down your options with Orlando Toyota tips

The first thing you should do when starting your car tire shopping process is make a list of what you need in terms of performance capabilities. Here are some questions to ask yourself before you visit our Orlando Toyota service center:

• What type of weather will I be driving in? Do I need something to handle rain, snow, ice, or any other inclement conditions?
• How long do I want my tires to last?
• How important is ride quality (comfort and quiet inside the cabin for you and your passengers) to my overall drive time?
• Is speed rating going to be an important factor in my final decision? (Speed rating is basically the maximum speed the tires can handle.)
• How much am I willing and able to spend on new car tires?

Once you’ve answered those questions, it should be a lot easier to narrow your search and settle on a smaller number of options. Our Orlando auto service techs can also give you a hand if you bring the list in when shopping.

Types of car tires

Next, let’s talk about the options available to you! Here are the main types of tires and the purposes they serve.

All-season tires: All-weather tires are your go-to if you’re a typical driver who hits the road in a climate that doesn’t offer too many extremes. They’re perfect for here in Central Florida as we don’t ever see snow or ice, but we get our fair share of rain (especially in the summer). All-season tires are well-suited for normal, day-to-day driving and also have the best balance when it comes to performance, road noise, comfort, and longevity.

Snow/ice/winter tires: If you live in a climate that sees extreme winter weather, you should consider switching out your tires for snow tires every year. They’re specifically designed to withstand temperatures that drop low (under 45 degrees on a routine basis) and also have snipes on them. Snipes are special features that help provide you more traction by gripping snow and ice better than the average tire. (Obviously, these don’t really matter if you’re driving here in Central Florida only.)

Off-road tires: Do you take things off the pavement regularly? Consider off-road tires. They’re higher resistance, which means they can handle tougher terrains without sustaining punctures or tears, and they can also more pressure as well as slippery surfaces.

High-performance tires: If you like to hit the track in your sports car, then high-performance tires are the right choice for your ride. They have a high speed rating and give you superior traction and handling so you can hit high speeds and still retain control of your car.

Ready to shop? Call Toyota of Orlando today. We’re open seven days a week with the longest service hours in Central Florida at (407) 298-0001.

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If you’re a sports car fan with a not-so-sports-car budget, then chances are you’ve taken a peek at the Orlando Toyota 86. This sporty and performance-driven coupe boasts quite the drive time but has an affordable price tag attached to it so it’s accessible to drivers from all walks of life. It’s got a pretty solid following, and rumor has it that the next generation of this vehicle – slated to drop in 2020 or 2021 – will have some big changes in store. We’re here to speculate what the next gen of the Toyota 86 could have to offer!

What could the new Toyota 86 have in store for us?

Here are some of the rumors and speculation we’ve seen so far:

• The new generation will be on lots in 2020 or 2021
• The current 2.0L 4-cylinder engine will be kicked to the curb in favor of a 2.4L option
• We don’t know what the specific engine will be, but since Toyota paired up with Subaru to design the Toyota 86, we’ve seen speculation that the Subaru 2.4L turbo engine could be used. This would offer 260 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque, a big upgrade from the current specs.
• The car will boast a design less like its current model (with fluid lines on the exterior) and more like the popular Toyota C-HR crossover (a diamond-inspired design with sharp lines, pronounced edges, and a more aggressive overall look).
• The car will sit lower to the ground to make it appear more muscular, but also to increase handling and maneuverability for drivers. Overall, the design is speculated to be completely different than the current model.
• The Toyota 86 is also rumored to be getting major upgrades when it comes to safety technology – mostly, features found in the advanced Toyota Safety Sense systems.

Get behind the wheel of this Orlando Toyota today

That’s all we’ve seen so far – 2020 is still a while away and even if the new generation did make it to Toyota of Orlando that year, we still wouldn’t see an unveiling most likely until 2019. However, if you can’t wait to get your hands on this affordable sports car in the meantime, come on down and see us! We’ve got plenty in stock, and here are some of the highlights of the current model you don’t want to miss:

• A starting price point of $26,255
• Both manual and automatic transmission options
• 21/28 mpg when it comes to fuel efficiency
• An array of eye-catching paint colors like Raven, Ablaze, Thunder, and Halo
• Steering wheel mounted paddle shifters on the automatic model
• Front-wheel drive and rear differential
• Three trim-levels, the 86, 86 GT, and 86 GT Black
• A sleek, dark interior with Granluxe suede-like materials and contrasting stitching
• A 7-inch high-resolution touchscreen interface for the audio system as well as features like navigation and Bluetooth wireless streaming
• Seating for four with a folding rear seat to make more cargo space

Ready to take your test drive and see if this new Toyota coupe is as track-worthy as it seems? Get behind the wheel today at Toyota of Orlando – we’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, even Sunday!

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Chances are that at some point in your drive time, you’ve encountered a flat tire. It’s a big inconvenience because not only do you have to change it and put on a spare to get anywhere (or wait hours for a tow truck), you also have to shell out money to replace the tire at an auto service center. We get it – it’s a big annoyance. And while it’s great to know how to change a flat tire, wouldn’t it be even more helpful to know how to prevent them in the first place? Toyota of Orlando is here with 7 tips to help you avoid this emergency drive time situation.

Tip #1: Don’t buy low-quality tires. 

Low-quality tires are more likely to end up as flats because they’re less durable, less reliable, and also have a shorter lifespan. It may hurt a little to shell out for high-quality tires (although our Orlando Toyota service center can get you a great deal on an affordable set), but it’ll hurt more if you end up with a flat tire on an important day. Buy quality tires and get what you pay for!

Tip #2: Be sure to keep an eye on the condition of your tires. 

Always monitor the condition of your tires by giving them a quick once-over on a weekly basis. This is just a visual inspection where you look for warning signs of a flat tire like bubbles, bulging, cracks, or tread that’s wearing unevenly. If you spot any of these signs, visit Toyota of Orlando to have our techs inspect things and see what steps need to be taken next.

Tip #3: Keep them properly inflated to the correct PSI. 

When your tires are underinflated, more surface area touches the road. This creates more friction and subsequently, more heat and more wear. This means you’re more likely to get a flat! Ensure your tires are inflated to the right PSI, which can be found in your owner’s manual.

Toyota of Orlando shares tips to help you avoid a flat tire

Tip #4: Be careful of where you take your car. 

Always be aware of where you’re driving. Driving around constructions sites is a bad idea because they often have metal, glass, nails, screws, and other sharp objects that can damage your tire lying around. Potholes are another big cause of tire damage, so try to avoid roads that have a lot of them.

Tip #6: Sign up for recall alerts via email. 

Recalls happen, and they happen for a reason – to let you fix the issue before someone gets hurt or something gets damaged. Go to the NHTSA website to sign up for email alerts regarding any recalls on your vehicle or its tires.

Tip #7: Don’t count on your spare to act as a replacement tire. 

Your spare is a temporary stop-gap measure meant to get you to your nearest auto service center. They are not meant to travel long distances or at high speeds so replace them with a regular tire as quickly as possible. Don’t delay and spend days driving around on one!

Ready to shop replacement tires or need help with a flat tire situation? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-0001!

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Are you thinking about trading in your car? For some people, it’s as simple as walking into the dealership and handing over their keys. However, if you want to get the most bang for your buck (whether you’re getting cash for your car or rolling the equity into another purchase), then there are some simple steps you should take before you trade in. Toyota of Orlando is here with 5 surefire tips to help you get your money’s worth when it’s time to turn in your keys.

Tip #1: Gather your paperwork. 

When you’re doing a trade in on a used car, you definitely need the title and your driver’s license. However, having other paperwork on hand can also help. Our Orlando Toyota sales specialists recommend keeping auto service records so future buyers can rest assured that your car was well cared for. You should also keep any receipts from parts and accessories added to the vehicle as well as warranties that can be transferred to the new owners.

Tip #2: Have your car detailed. 

If you trade in at a dealership, they’ll undoubtedly clean your car before they put it back out on the lot. But remember that appearance counts. You should detail your car before you bring it in to be appraised for a trade! Take time to wash the exterior and apply a coat of protective wax (which also helps enhance the shine of the paint). Vacuum and wipe down the interior, being careful to get into all the nooks and crannies. If your seats or floor mats are stained, shampoo them to get them looking like-new again. It also helps to clean the windows (inside and out) and give the tires a shine.

Tip #3: Take care of routine maintenance and small repairs. 

Make sure your car is up to date on routine car maintenance like oil changes, tire rotations, and brake service. No one wants to buy a car that’s going to need to go into the shop immediately thereafter. Also, think about making small repairs – hammer out dents, replace burnt out fuses and bulbs, fixing a sagging headliner, etc. Major repairs may be more money and time than they’re worth, so factor in how much the repair costs and how much it’ll knock off the value of the car if you don’t get it done. Is it worth having it fixed before you trade in to get more money for your car?

Tip #4: Use an appraisal tool to get an idea of how much your car is worth. 

We have a handy appraisal tool on our website where you can find out how much your car is worth – use it so you can get a ballpark idea of the number you’re looking for when you visit our Orlando Toyota dealership.

Tip #5: Decide what you want to get for your car. 

Do you want to take cash for your car when you trade in, or are you looking to roll that equity into another purchase? Decide before you arrive at the dealership and then shop accordingly.

Ready to trade in and get your money’s worth? Call Toyota of Orlando today to schedule an appraisal at (407) 298-0001!

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The race is on when it comes to autonomous vehicles – it seems that every car maker is working on some sort of technology to get their driverless cars out on the road. However, as seen in recent news, it’s not always safe to test this technology out on the road. That’s why Toyota has announced that it’s going to be building a new testing facility for this very purpose. Toyota of Orlando has the details about this up-and-coming project and the technology that will be tested there.

New autonomous vehicle testing facility coming to Michigan

First, let’s talk about this incredible new facility.

• Toyota was doing autonomous testing on public roads, but recently halted the program due to safety concerns about testing in real-time scenarios.
• The facility is going to be located in Michigan (where a lot of the research and safety facilities are already located) and will span 60 acres, giving Toyota plenty of space to test out new technology in their autonomous vehicles.
• Specifically, it’ll be built in the Michigan Technical Resource Park in Ottawa Lake, Michigan. This facility has an existing 1.75 mile loop in it, but Toyota is taking things to the next level when it comes to testing and needs more space. They’ll be able to test a lot of different scenarios multiple times to see how they need to hone their technology to respond.
• 60 acres may sound like a lot, but it’ll ensure that Toyota has the space they need to replicate real-life scenarios with cars and pedestrians to ensure their autonomous vehicles react as needed.
• The facility will include scenarios like crowded city streets, divided highways, slippery roads, snow, fog, tight corners, and more to give the vehicles plenty of different drive time situations to contend with.
• The site will officially open in October and we predict that a lot of automakers will be following in Toyota’s footsteps – there’s been a lot of discussion about whether it’s safe to test on public roads in real-time situations.

Toyota has been working on autonomous vehicles for years; in fact, they just partnered with Denso and Aisin (heavy hitters in the world of technology and automotive research) to fine-tune this technology and get it ready for consumers. They invested $2.8 billion into their research, and our Orlando Toyota dealership is excited about the results we’ll undoubtedly see over the next few years.

Explore all the Orlando Toyota technology up for grabs now

Autonomous vehicles aren’t up for grabs anywhere in the US, but we do have some other pretty cool technology for you to explore when you visit our Orlando Toyota dealership. Here are some features we love in our current cars:

• Bird’s Eye View Camera with 360-degree views around your car
• Integrated navigation with turn-by-turn instructions
• Qi wireless charging for all of your devices
• Parking assist for tight and parallel spots
• Toyota Safety Sense P with a pre-collision system and pedestrian detection

Come test it all out in person! We’re just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road, and we’re open seven days a week for your convenience.

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When the weather is warm – and let’s face it, that’s pretty much every day here in Central Florida – you have to take care to ensure your car can beat the heat and still maintain an efficient and reliable performance. One of the major problems that people face when it’s hot is their car overheating, which is why we’ve gathered information from our Orlando auto service techs that explain what this issue is, what causes it, and what to do if you experience it. Why is your car overheating? Let’s get started!

Why is my car overheating?

When you’re wondering “why is my car overheating?”, you’re basically dealing with a car that has become too hot to function so it eventually shuts itself off. Something inside the cooling system in the engine is preventing it from doing its job, so the engine will eventually shut down in order to prevent major damage. Here are some of the main reasons you may have to deal with your car overheating:

• Your water pump is broken. This is the part of the cooling system that literally pumps coolant throughout, so if it’s broken, the coolant can’t get where it needs to go to keep the temperature reasonable inside the engine.
• You have a leak somewhere. This can be caused by broken or worn hoses and results in not enough coolant making its way through the cooling system, which in turn means the car overheats. You’ll need to have the hose replaced.
• You have a hose blockage. Conversely, if your hose is blocked instead of leaking, you’re still having issues with the coolant getting where it needs to go. Our Orlando Toyota service techs will have to go in and figure out which hose in blocked and remove the blockage or replace the hose.
• Your radiator isn’t functioning properly. The radiator is the part of the cooling system that takes the old, heated up coolant that’s been circling the engine block and cools it back down again. When it doesn’t work, the fluid stays warm and can’t cool the engine properly.

And don’t forget to check your coolant – if you’re using the wrong type of there’s not enough of it, you may risk your car overheating.

What to do if you’re asking why your car is overheating

So, what should you do when faced with this situation? Here are tips from our Orlando Toyota techs:

• Pull over – driving with an overheated engine can lead to big-time issues and subsequently, costly repairs.
• Put the car in park and try revving the engine, which can force more coolant through the cooling system. Opening the hood will also help release some heat, as will running the heat inside the car’s cabin.
• Check the coolant levels to see if they’re low from not being topped off or from a leak.
• NEVER check the radiator (by removing the cap) – you can seriously burn yourself.
• If nothing seems to be cooling down, call a tow truck rather than risk driving your vehicle to an auto service center.

Wondering why is my car overheating and need to schedule Orlando auto service for your engine? Call us today at (407) 298-0001!

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