So you’re about to start your car shopping journey. It can seem like it takes forever – you do a ton of research, explore your options online, read reviews, and finally choose a dealership so you can go check the car out. Are you exhausted yet? Some people think that doing research online is enough to make their final decision, but Toyota of Orlando is here to beg to differ. We know that some car dealers allow you to shop online and will drop the car in your driveway faster than Amazon Prime, but you’re missing out on a vital part of the process. Before you let the ink dry on the dotted line, you HAVE to get behind the wheel for a test drive, and we’re here to tell you why.

Why is a test drive so necessary?

Reason #1: You can see if it’s comfortable. 

You want to make sure the car you choose is comfortable – after all, you’ll be spending a lot of time in the driver’s seat. That’s why a test drive is important. You can hop behind the wheel and make sure it’s comfy, and you can check to see that you can easily reach all the knobs, dials, and buttons you need access to. You can also check for blind spots and make sure that the backseat is big enough for your passenger load and any car seats or booster seats you’ll need to install.

Reason #2: You can do a little inspection. 

If you take a test drive before you sign the dotted line, you can conduct a quick inspection of the car. This means things like checking the cabin for stains, smells, or damage to the fabrics and trim. You can also examine the exterior for any body damage or signs of an accident and you can pop the hood and check under the car to look for damage or leaks. Finally, you can get the car up and running so you can listen for odd sounds and be on the lookout for weird odors.

Reason #3: You can check out how the car handles. 

When you get behind the wheel and hit the road, you get your shot to see how the car handles. Does it have the acceleration you want? How does it feel when it brakes? Can you take turns the way you want? What about parking – is it easy to park in both perpendicular and parallel spots?

Give yourself options at Toyota of Orlando

Reason #4: You still have room to change your mind and explore other options. 

If you climb into the driver’s seat and decide this ride isn’t for you, you can walk away… and you’ve got a whole lot full of other options at Toyota of Orlando. Our product specialists can show you to other vehicles that are similar to the one you initially chose but might be a better fit.

Reason #5: You can ask more questions and get better answers. 

If you visit our Orlando Toyota dealership in person, you can ask our sales and product specialists in-depth questions about the car during the test drive and they can show you the answers in person… which is a lot more informative and helpful than chatting online.

Are YOU ready to take your test drive? Schedule it today at Toyota of Orlando – call (407) 298-4500.

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We’ve all done it – you lose focus for a second or you swerve to avoid hitting something and you feel your car connect with the curb. Typically you just bounce off and drive away and after a moment of embarrassment and hoping no one saw you, you go about your day. However, hitting a curb can do more damage than you imagine and Toyota of Orlando’s auto service experts are here to explain why it might be worth bringing your ride in for a quick inspection.

What can hitting a curb actually do to your car?

Your car may seem totally fine after you run into a curb, and it really could be. However, there are a host of auto service issues that can spring from this seemingly minor incident. Here are the most common ones our Toyota of Orlando techs see:

Tire damage: Your tire hitting the curb may seem like no big deal – after all, they’re made of rubber and are supposed to be resilient. However, running into a curb can damage your tires structurally, making them weaker… and you may not see the repercussions for hundreds of miles after the accident. Consider having your tires inspected at our Orlando auto service center to ensure they’re still in it for the long haul.

Control arms damage: Basically, the control arms on your vehicle allow the vehicle’s suspension to move the car up and down (which means you stay comfortable on surfaces that are less than smooth). They also help to hold all of the suspension in place, so even jarring them on a curb can damage them and subsequently, damage your car’s suspension.

Tie rod damage: Your tie rods connect your car’s steering system to your wheels… so if they get damaged, it’s a big deal and can drastically affect performance. Hitting a curb can damage the tie rods and leave you with less-than-stellar steering capabilities, which can be especially dangerous if you’re driving on wet or slippery roads.

Steering knuckle damage: The wheel hub is contained within the steering knuckle and in turn, the steering knuckle connects with the steering elements of your car as well as the suspension. Hitting a curb can damage this component and affect your car’s handling, steering, and comfort level on rougher roads.

Let our Orlando auto service techs get you back on track

So, what should you do after you hit a curb? The first thing to do is take note of your car’s performance. Is the steering the same or are you experiencing difficulties getting your ride where you want it to go or is your car drifting to one side? How is your car riding – do you think the suspension could have been negatively affected?

Next, schedule an appointment with Toyota of Orlando’s auto service center. You’ll want an alignment check at the very least, but while our techs are working they can also check your tires, suspension, steering system, tie rods, steering knuckles, and control arms.

Want to make an appointment today? Call us – we’re open seven days a week with the longest service hours in Central Florida at (407) 298-0001.

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When it comes to putting the pedal to the metal, there’s a very important part involved – your transmission. Your car’s transmission is in charge of sending power from the engine to the wheels, and it allows you to both get moving in the first place AND shift through the gears to reach higher speeds. When it’s not working properly, you’re going nowhere fast – that’s why it’s so important to maintain it. Toyota of Orlando is here to talk to you about one of the key components of keeping your car’s transmission in top shape – transmission fluid.

Do you need more transmission fluid?

Transmission fluid has two jobs – it keeps your engine cool, and it also keeps your entire transmission system lubricated so all of the parts can work together seamlessly. When the transmission fluid becomes dirty or runs low, it becomes nearly impossible for your car’s transmission to work at full capacity. Best case scenario, you’ll have a not-so-great performance on your hands. Worst case, your car won’t go anywhere… at all.

So, how do you know if your car’s transmission fluid is starting to run low or get too dirty to function properly? Check out these giveaway signs straight from our Orlando auto service techs:

1) You can’t shift gears. 

This is probably the most obvious sign that you’re out of transmission fluid. Whether you drive a manual or an automatic, your car shifts gears in order to speed up and slow down. If it can’t make these shifts, you’re not going anywhere. Like, at all. You can refill the reservoir to get things moving again, but it’s a good idea to bring your car into Toyota of Orlando to have our techs check your system out and ensure there aren’t any leaks.

2) Your shifts seem off when it comes to timing.

Does it feel like your shifts between gears are coming too soon or too late? This could mean your car is running low on transmission fluid and subsequently, can’t get the timing right. Let our techs check things out and get your fluid topped off so you can get your timing right again.

3) Your transmission is slipping. 

When your transmission slips, it feels like your car just can’t quite make it into that gear and slips back into the old one – it should be especially noticeable during acceleration. Other signs of a slipping transmission include spiking RPMs right before a gear shift, odd noises when the car is shifting, and choppiness when the car does manage to shift. All of these signs point to low transmission fluid level and if not handled, can lead to engine overheating and worse (we’re talking expensive repairs). Let our Orlando Toyota techs take a look under the hood as soon as possible.

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4) There’s a delay when it’s time for your car to engage the next gear. 

Does your car seem to have a few seconds’ delay when it shifts? What about when you shift it into drive or park? It’s only about 2-3 seconds, but it’s noticeable enough. This indicates an issue with fluid levels, so visit Toyota of Orlando today!

Need service? Schedule online or call us at (407) 298-0001.

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Do you consider yourself to be a safe driver? Even if you think you’re a pro when it comes to following the rules of the road and respecting your fellow travelers, there’s always room for improvement… right? Toyota of Orlando is here with 8 tips to improve your day-to-day drive time even more and make you a better safe driver in the long run!

#1: Educate yourself when it comes to defensive driving. 

Are you well-versed in defensive driving? This method of driving teaches you to be proactive and avoid accidents and collisions rather than just reacting to them as they happen. Get more tips from Toyota of Orlando, or invest in a defensive driving class to learn these skills.

#2: Learn how to park. 

Learn  how to park properly at an angle, in a perpendicular spot, and parallel. Some tips to remember? Make sure the spot can actually fit your car (and it isn’t too small), be mindful of your doors when you get out, and always try to park in well-lit and populated areas to avoid a car break-in.

Relearn the basics to be a better safe driver

#3: Never drive when you’re tired. 

Driving when you’re tired is just as dangerous as driving when you’re drunk. Your chances of getting into an accident get much higher when you drive fatigued. Try to take a nap and caffeinate before you hit the road, or consider postponing your trip until you’ve gotten some sleep.

#4: Know how to merge into traffic. 

Merging can be tricky and stressful, and it’s also dangerous if you don’t do it right. Learn how to merge properly – use your turn signal to indicate your movements and don’t cut people off. Your best bet is to travel the speed limit and take your turn sliding into the flow of traffic, but don’t go so slowly that you hold up traffic.

#5: School yourself on how to handle difficult driving situations. 

Driving can be scary. You should teach yourself or take a course so you’re comfortable driving in heavy rain, snow, on ice, in heavy traffic, and in extremely dark conditions (like on an unlit road at night).

#6: Practice your skills. 

The best way to be a better safe driver is to practice the skills. It’s easy to tune out in the driver’s seat with a Spotify playlist or new podcast, but try to be mindful of your driving habits at all times so you sharpen your skills even further.

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#7: Be aware of your blind spots. 

Do you know where your blind spots are and how to check them? All vehicles have them, but luckily there are ways around this danger. A lot of our Orlando Toyotas have blind spot monitors in them that will alert you to another vehicle in your blind spot, and you can also adjust your rearview and side mirrors to give you a clear field of vision in these areas.

#8: Hold the wheel correctly. 

To be a better safe driver, you need to keep both hands on the wheel at all time. We used to be told that you should keep your hands at 10 and 2 on the wheel, but now experts recommend keeping them at 9 and 3 or even 8 and 4 for better control.

Want more tips on how to be a better safe driver, or want to check out the safety tech on our cars? Come down to Toyota of Orlando today – we’re just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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Have you ever slid into the driver’s seat, cranked the engine, and then realized that something stinks? And we’re not talking your smoothie that you accidentally left in the backseat cupholder or that wet dog smell left over from last weekend’s visit to the dog park. We’re talking a stench that can only mean one thing – trouble under the hood. Toyota of Orlando is here to explain 6 different car smells, what they mean, and why you should never ignore them.

Smell #1: Rotten eggs

If you get a whiff of rotten eggs when you start the car, it can mean that you have traces of sulfur in your gasoline, which can cause hydrogen sulfide in your exhaust. You shouldn’t ignore it because you likely have a problem with your fuel injection system OR your catalytic converter. Long story short, you’re going to need our Orlando auto service techs to get under the hood.

Smell #2: Like you’re parked at a gas station 

If you smell gas inside the car and you’re not actually parked at a gas station, you have a problem. Typically, this smell can indicate a leak from a fuel injection line or a fuel tank vent hose. Either way, your car is leaking a flammable liquid (and one that’s harmful to inhale, too). Bring it into Toyota of Orlando to have our auto service techs check it out.

Smell #3: Sweet maple syrup

If you’re getting a sweet, syrupy smell inside the cabin of your car, it means you have ethylene glycol leaking, aka coolant. You may have a hose leak or a leak in the radiator itself (or even a leaky radiator cap). Regardless, you’re losing the fluid that keeps your car running cool and you don’t want your ride to overheat.

Smell #4: A gym locker room

If your ride smells like a humid gym locker room when you turn on your air-conditioning, then you probably have mildew or mold inside the A/C system – most likely in the A/C condenser. The system needs to be dried out and our auto service techs can help you do it.

Smell #5: Burning carpet

If you smell burning carpet, it means your brake pads are working overtime and are overheated. Make sure your handbrake (or foot parking brake) isn’t engaged, and then bring your car to our Orlando auto service center because it could mean an issue with a brake caliper piston.

Smell #6: Hot oil (and not the good, fried food, lots of calories type oil) 

If you smell hot oil – and not oil like the inside of a McDonald’s – then you likely have an oil leak under the hood. You’ll find that this often stems from a leaky valve or seal and requires expertise to put things right.

Ready to schedule Orlando auto service? Just call us today – we’re open seven days a week with the longest service hours in Central Florida at (407) 298-0001!

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Engine damage is a scary thought. It can mean expensive repairs, time in the shop (which means rental car fees) and an overall big inconvenience to your daily life. However, you don’t need to stress – with the proper maintenance and precautions, engine damage is avoidable! Check out these tips straight from our Orlando Toyota service techs on how to prevent this situation from occurring under your hood.

Use these 4 tips to prevent expensive auto repairs

Tip #1: Never ignore your check engine light. 

Your check engine light comes on for a reason – it doesn’t just light up for fun or to make your dash look brighter. When you see the light come on, your first step should be to check your gas cap. Sometimes if it’s not tightened enough, the check engine light will be triggered. However, if it’s screwed in tightly and you’re still seeing the light glow, it’s time to bring your car in for Orlando auto service. You may have an issue with your fuel injection system, your emissions system, your ignition, and more… and the longer you wait, the worse the damage can get!

Tip #2: Don’t turn up the radio to drown out off sounds. 

Don’t try to ignore troublesome sounds by turning up the music (it’s tempting, we know). Your car typically runs smoothly and quietly, and odd noises can mean something is going on under the hood. Rumbling, knocking, squealing, hissing, and rattling can all mean big issues in terms of engine damage and ignoring them isn’t going to help the situation. Remember to periodically turn down the music and see how the car sounds so you can pinpoint anything that seems out of the ordinary immediately.

Tip #3: Pay attention to smells inside the car. 

The interior of your car should smell good (especially if you’re doing your due diligence and detailing it on a regular basis). If it smells like gasoline, hot oil, mildew, syrup, rotten eggs, or burning carpet, then you’ve got an issue with your auto service that should be addressed immediately to avoid engine damage.

Tip #4: Handle smoke or steam immediately. 

Where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Don’t ever ignore smoke or steam coming out of your engine bay. It can mean your car is overheating, oil or gasoline is leaking, or there’s a problem with your emissions system. Bring your ride into Toyota of Orlando for service today.

Let Toyota of Orlando get you on a routine car maintenance schedule

On top of being vigilant about all of these things, keep your car on a routine Orlando car maintenance schedule to avoid engine damage. By keeping all the parts well-maintained and getting routine multi-point inspections, you’re a lot less likely to have problems throughout ownership. Let our techs get you on a schedule based on your vehicle’s needs.

Have questions about engine damage or want to get your ride on a routine maintenance schedule! Call Toyota of Orlando’s service department today. We’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-0001 – don’t forget to ask about our service specials to save money.

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There’s a lot of variety up for grabs when you shop the new Toyota lineup. You’ll find sedans, hatchbacks, hybrids, minivans, trucks, and SUVs at your fingertips, as well as a couple of pretty impressive sports car options. However, get ready – Toyota Great Britain hinted at the fact that Toyota is going to be adding high-performance models of every single car in the family in the future, giving you an even more expansive spread of quality cars to choose from. Toyota of Orlando has the details.

Which new Toyota would you want to see in a TRD edition?

Someone recently tweeted at Toyota Great Britain expressing their interest in Gazoo Racing (GRMN) version of the much-loved Toyota Hilux truck. TGB tweeted back and said “There are plans in the pipeline to introduce high-performance variants of all models in the future… watch this space!” And late last year, Toyota North America expressed interested in releasing even more TRD performance models of their lineup of vehicles. There are already quite a few that have sprung up in the production lineup, including various TRD Pro and Off-Road models of the:

• Toyota RAV4
• Toyota Avalon
• Toyota Tundra
• Toyota Sequoia
• Toyota Tacoma
• Toyota Camry
• Toyota 86
• Toyota 4Runner

And more. Each new Toyota model comes decked out with special performance-oriented parts and accessories to take your drive time experience to a whole new level, and we can’t wait to see more TRD models hit our lot at Toyota of Orlando in the coming years.

However, to give you a little more insight into what TRD models have to offer, let’s check out the 2019 Toyota TRD Pro Series! Here are some of the highlights you can expect when you get behind the wheel of one of these new Toyotas at Toyota of Orlando.

• This group consists of the Toyota Tundra, Toyota Tacoma, and Toyota 4Runner.
• Each model brings with it Fox Internal Bypass shocks that have been specially tuned by TRD engineers for all types of terrain
• The Toyota Tundra model offers 18″ BBS forged-aluminum TRD wheels with all-terrain tired and new Rigid Industries LED fog lights. It also has a 1/4″ aluminum skid plate and an integrated towing hitch.
• On the new Toyota Tacoma, you’ll find a Desert Air intake, Rigid Industries fog lights, Multi-terrain select, CRAWL control, Hill Start Assist Control, TRD Pro 16″ black alloy wheels with Kevlar reinforced Goodyear Wrangler tires, and a special TRD 1/4″ aluminum skid plate for protection.
• The Toyota 4Runner breaks out features like a 1/4″ aluminum skid plate, matte-black 17″ alloy wheels with Nitto Terra Grappler all-terrain tires, CRAWL Control, Multi-terrain select, and electronic locking rear differential.

As you can see, these special new Toyota TRD models are ready for anything… but they can still function as a day-to-day drive time solution for anyone hitting the road.

See Orlando Toyota TRD models in person today

Want to learn more or see which new Toyota TRD models we have on the lot now? Call Toyota of Orlando at (407) 298-4500, or swing by and see us at 3575 Vineland Road. We’re just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall and we’re open seven days a week!

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The 2020 Toyota Corolla is coming – it’ll be at Toyota of Orlando a lot sooner than you think, and we can’t wait for you to get behind the wheel of this redesigned sedan. Not only is it bringing a new look, a more comfortable interior, and updated technology to the table, it’ll also offer an all-new hybrid model so you can enjoy its sporty style while also going green and saving money on gas. Toyota of Orlando is here with the scoop – check out these 10 things you want to know about the 2020 Toyota Corolla before you slide into the driver’s seat.

Meet the new 2020 Toyota Corolla

1) The exterior looks pretty different (but still sportily stylish). The new 2020 Toyota Corolla will feature a lower stance, new fender flares, a wider wheelbase, and a lower hood. Aero stabilizing fins and a chin spoiler were added to some models, and new LED lighting schemes up the sophistication factor. Plus, you’ll love the new paint colors called Celestite and Blueprint.

2) Bigger wheels are up for grabs for the 2020 model year. For the first time ever, you can drive home on new 18″ wheels with multispoke alloys (and there are tons of other alloy wheel options available on this Orlando Toyota).

3) Elegance and ergonomics take precedence inside the cabin. The cabin has been redesigned to be more comfortable and sophisticated. You’ll find that the instrument panel, sightline, and hood have all been lowered for better visibility. High-gloss and matte materials are mixed for a sporty look and this Orlando Toyota also showcases ambient lighting, silver and piano gloss black accents, SofTex seating, and new interior color schemes.

4) Your drive time will be a lot quieter. The 2020 Toyota Corolla trims down noise from the road and powertrain thanks to new sound-absorbing materials in the sealants, foams, and silencers.

5) Staying cool this summer will be a breeze. The A/C system in this new 2020 Toyota has been completely redesigned to be more compact and efficient – for example, it now minimizes windshield fogging by pointing dehumidified fresh air to the ceiling.

6) Hot new tech is integrated into your drive time. You’ll love having features like Amazon Alexa, Apple CarPlay, Scout GPS Link, Safety Connect Services, Wifi Connect, Bluetooth wireless streaming, and optional JBL audio, all accessible via an 8″ touchscreen.

Don’t miss everything this Orlando Toyota will have to offer

7) A new engine is available for better efficiency and performance. The 2020 Toyota Corolla will offer its standard 1.8L engine, but a new 2.0L Dynamic Force direct injection inline four-cylinder option that uses less fuel and produces more power.

8) You can go green in a hybrid model for the first time ever. Save fuel AND the planet in a new hybrid model. This Toyota hybrid will feature a 1.8L engine, the aforementioned redesigned A/C, and an exhaust heat recirculation system so it can stop the engine sooner and use less energy.

9) More Corollas will be assembled in the US. This car is already assembled at a plant in Mississippi. However, since more models will now be available, a new plant will be opened in Huntsville, Alabama.

10) It has a starting MSRP of just $19,500. Boom.

We’ll let you know when it arrives – follow us on social media and give Toyota of Orlando a call at (407) 298-4500 for more info!

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Spring break is coming! Universities and schools across the country will be calling off classes in a matter of weeks, the weather is warming up, and it’s time to hit the road for a spring break road trip. Is your car ready to hit the highway? Don’t run the risk of wasting your beach days stuck on the road with a flat tire or dead battery – use our Toyota of Orlando spring break road trip checklist to get your car prepped for the best vacation ever.

Make your spring break road trip the best one yet

#1: Get your tires checked. 

The last thing you want is a flat tire or a blowout when you’re heading for the highway. Have our Orlando auto service techs check your car’s tires. They’ll look for things like uneven wear, bulges or blisters, lack of tread, and inflation level to ensure they’re at the correct PSI. They can also do a quick tire rotation for you if you’re due for one.

#2: Have our auto service techs inspect your battery. 

Dead batteries are a real drag, especially when you’re trying to make the most of your week off. Have our techs check things out under the hood before you tackle your road trip! They’ll inspect your car battery for any visible damage (like swelling, rusting, or leaks) and test the voltage to ensure it’s up to the challenge. If it’s not, they can also quickly, efficiently, and affordably replace your battery on the spot.

#3: Change your car’s oil. 

Oil keeps your car’s engine cool and lubricated, which is essential when you’re on a road trip and you’re traveling long distances at high speeds. Your engine is going to be working overtime, so make sure it has fresh, clean oil in the oil reservoir. Our techs will check the oil level and cleanliness and get you a quick oil change if necessary.

#4: Don’t ignore your headlights and wipers. 

We hope for your sake that it doesn’t rain on your spring break getaway, but you should be prepared for it just in case (spring is unpredictable!). Check your wiper blades to ensure they’re in good condition, and have our techs check out your headlights to ensure all the bulbs are in good shape and your turn signals, brake lights, and hazard lights are all working.

#5: Make sure your fluid levels are where they should be. 

Before you take on the open road, check out the fluids under the hood. Two big ones are coolant and windshield wiper fluid – coolant keeps your car running cool when it’s working hard, and you need wiper fluid to keep your field of vision clear. While you’re at Toyota of Orlando, have our expert techs check ALL of the fluids in your car so you’re all set.

Let Toyota of Orlando get you road trip ready

Don’t risk ruining your spring break – swing by Toyota of Orlando to ensure you’re ready to hit the road before you go! We’re open seven days a week with the longest service hours in Central Florida and we’re ready to get you out on the highway. Visit us at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall!

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Does your day-to-day commute entail you hitting the highway for at least part of your drive time? If so, then you know it’s a whole different ballgame than driving in the city or in suburbia. It can be intimidating – you’re moving at high speeds and during rush hour you may also face major congestion (hello, I-4). Toyota of Orlando wants to help! We’re here with tips to help you be a better safe driver on the highway.

Be a better safe driver on the highway

Tip #1: Know how to merge. Merging is tricky even at the best of times, and it can be downright dangerous in heavy traffic. Be sure to use your turn signals to indicate your movements and move with the flow of traffic – don’t zoom ahead and cut people off, and don’t go so slowly that you cause traffic to build up.

Tip #2: Follow the speed limit. Everyone knows that there’s a maximum speed limit on the highway (which you should abide by), but there’s ALSO a minimum speed limit. It’s typically listed and it’s illegal for you to drive under that limit because it can slow up the flow of traffic and cause an accident.

Tip #3: Don’t engage in distracted driving. Distracted driving is dangerous enough in itself, but when you engage in distractions at high speeds, it’s even more dangerous. Put away your phone, keep your hands on the wheel, and keep your eyes on the road. You’ll be a better safe driver for it.

Tip #4: Check your blind spots. Before you change lanes or make movements on the highway, be sure to check your blind spots. Cars are traveling at a higher rate of speed and can creep into those blind spots quickly.

Tip #5: Avoid pulling over if you can help it. If you HAVE to pull over, do it – but only in an emergency. It’s dangerous to pull over on a highway because the cars are moving so quickly. Our Orlando Toyota dealership recommends trying to make it to the next exit if possible.

Tip #6: Know how to react to emergency vehicles. If an ambulance is passing you on the highway with its sirens on, you should get into the right lane and slow down – but DON’T stop. Most safe drivers don’t even realize this! Stopping can put you in a dangerous position.

Tip #7: Use the left lane for passing. The left lane is used for PASSING on the highway so people can get by slower drivers. You should drive in the right lanes but only use the left lane for passing – don’t sit in it, as you could be slowing down other drivers behind you.

Let Toyota of Orlando get your car highway-ready

Want to be a better safe driver on the highway? Another big part of that is keeping your car in excellent shape when it comes to car maintenance. Let Toyota of Orlando help! We can get you affordable auto service in a hurry and we’re conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. Visit our Orlando Toyota service center today.

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