Have you ever taken a look at the history of the Toyota Land Cruiser? It’s pretty illustrious – after all, it’s one of the original Toyota models from the very beginning. This versatile SUV first came to fruition way, way back in 1951, when it was developed to provide a rough-and-ready offroad ride for Japan’s military. Since then it’s evolved into a majorly adaptable SUV that offers not only the same exceptional off-road performance but also luxury features to ensure your drive time is everything you need it to be (and more). Needless to say, it’s been a popular fan favorite for decades and we don’t see it going anywhere soon.

Toyota Land Cruiser hits major milestone

And we’re not the only ones – Toyota recently hit a major milestone when it comes to the Toyota Land Cruiser. As of this month, 10 million units have been sold worldwide! The SUV has been in production for 68 consecutive years and is Toyota’s longest-selling model, even surpassing other popular options like the much-loved Corolla and Camry.

What’s not to love about this Orlando Toyota SUV?

So what gives this Toyota SUV so much longevity? Here are some of our favorite features on this exceptional new Orlando Toyota:

It’s rugged. You’ll find a 5.7L V8 engine under the hood, which guarantees 381 horsepower and 401 lb of torque. Additionally, the Toyota Land Cruiser offers features like an 8-speed electronically-controlled automatic transmission, full-time four-wheel drive with Active Traction Control, a Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System, Torsen Limited-Slip Differential, and Multi-Terrain Select with CRAWL Control and Off-Road Turn Assist.

It’s luxurious. Sure, you can take it pretty much anywhere on OR off the pavement… but did you know the interior is about as luxurious as it gets? This Toyota SUV seats up to 8 and showcases a plush leather interior with four-zone and rear automatic climate control, a rear-seat DVD entertainment system with wireless headphones, LED accent lighting, a center console with cooler box, and all-weather floor and cargo mats.

It’s stylish. This sleek SUV includes stylistic enhancements like LED exterior lighting, a chrome grille and other chrome exterior accents, 18″ split-spoke alloy wheels, a rear spoiler and roof racks, aluminum running boards, and optitron instrumentation with turquoise lighting.

It’s got the best of the best in technology. Staying entertained and connected is simple with features like an enhanced Multi-Terrain Monitor, Qi wireless charging for devices, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, the Smart Key System on all doors and the liftgate, HomeLink Universal Transceiver, and a Premium JBL Audio System with integrated navigation, Siri Eyes Free, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, advanced voice recognition,

As you can see, the Orlando Toyota Land Cruiser has everything you need for an above-the-board drive time… and Toyota seems to think so, too, because it only comes in one trim-level with all of the above-listed features.

Want to see for yourself? Take a test drive in the new Toyota Land Cruiser today! Toyota of Orlando is located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road and you can schedule your appointment ahead of time by calling our internet sales team at (407) 298-4500.

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It’s a terrible, sinking feeling when your check engine light comes on – how much is THIS going to cost you? That little amber light can cause a huge amount of anxiety, but before you start panicking, you should try to figure out WHY the light is on. Toyota of Orlando is here to give you some pointers straight from our auto service techs. Check them out below!

5 reasons you may see your check engine light come on

1) Your gas cap isn’t tightened all the way. 

This is the simplest (and cheapest!) reason that your check engine light may illuminate in the dash. When the gas cap is loose, your fuel tank loses much-needed pressure AND gas fumes can be released into the atmosphere. If the cap isn’t screwed in all the way, the light will come on to warn you. Before you do anything else, try tightening the cap to see if the light turns off.

2) You have a bad O2 sensor. 

If you have a bad O2 sensor, you’ll also notice that in addition to the check engine light being on, your fuel economy isn’t what it should be. This is because the O2 sensor actually measures the unburned oxygen in your fuel system and helps to regulate it. When it goes bad, your car won’t get the right fuel efficiency AND you run the risk of doing damage to your spark plugs and catalytic converter. Schedule Orlando auto service to get things back on track.

3) You have faulty spark plugs. 

Your spark plugs actually ignite the fuel inside your engine to get your car up and running. If your dash light comes on and you notice signs like reduced fuel efficiency, your car stalling out or refusing to start, or any other performance issues, it’s time to schedule Orlando Toyota service. Ignoring bad spark plugs can result in damage to your catalytic converter, which can be expensive to replace.

4) Your mass airflow sensor needs to be replaced. 

The mass airflow sensor measures the amount of air being pulled into the engine to figure out the correct fuel/air mixture to get things up and running for your vehicle. You’ll see your check engine light come on but also notice reduced fuel efficiency and poor performance from your vehicle. Get this important part fixed immediately because if you don’t, you can do costly damage to your O2 sensors, catalytic converter, and spark plugs.

5) Your catalytic converter has gone bad. 

If you have a bad catalytic converter, you’ll find that your car not only has reduced fuel economy and performance but also tends to run hotter than normal. The catalytic converter is essential because it converts harmful carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide. Schedule repairs for this part ASAP if it goes bad!

Let Toyota of Orlando get you back out on the road

Still not sure why your check engine light is on? Let our techs check things out for you – we’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. Call to schedule an appointment ahead of time at (407) 298-0001!

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When it comes down to an emergency situation – and we’re talking a big one, like a trip to the hospital for someone who was injured – should you drive? Is it worth taking to the highway to get someone to the hospital when they need treatment, or should you call for an ambulance and emergency transport? Toyota of Orlando is here to help you weigh out the options and make an educated decision.

Know what questions to ask yourself when deciding if you should call an ambulance

Typically, you can ask yourself a list of questions to decide if it’s necessary to call an ambulance. Here are the main ones you should pinpoint:

• Is the person’s condition life-threatening?
• Will their injuries be aggravated if you move them?
• Is their injury or illness something that could potentially get worse on the way to the hospital?
• Could you be delayed by traffic, bad weather, or other unforeseen complications on the way there?
• Does the person need the emergency services available on the ambulance in terms of medicine or equipment?

Weigh out your emergency situation

If you answer “yes” to ANY of the above questions, then you need to dial 911 and request an ambulance for the situation. It’s not worth risking the drive to the hospital in your own vehicle. Why? Here are some of the main reasons:

• You could be delayed by traffic, rain, snow, an accident, and other things that you can’t necessarily predict, slowing your estimated arrival time and possibly making the person’s condition worse.
• You may find yourself rushing, which means you’re more likely to slam on the gas and brakes, forget basic road rules (like using turn signals and coming to complete stops at stop signs), and drive aggressively. All in all, rushing means you’re a lot more likely to not use safe driving habits and you can get into an accident on the way there, which can injure you AND make the person’s injuries significantly worse.
• When you call 911 and an ambulance arrives, the EMTs can start treating right away and treat the person all the way to the hospital. If you drive the person to the hospital yourself, you’ll have to go through the triage process and possibly wait to be admitted, losing crucial time that the person could already be getting treatment during.
• Additionally, the EMTs will know exactly where to take the person who needs treatment. What if the person is having a heart attack but the necessary equipment to treat the condition is out of commission at the hospital you would normally go to? The EMTs will know and can take you the right place to get the fastest, most efficient treatment.
• Emergency vehicles have sirens and lights in them to alert other drivers to get out of their way and clear a path. EMTs are also trained to drive in emergency situations without panicking… you probably aren’t.

Have more questions about driving in an emergency situation? Call us today – Toyota of Orlando is here 7 days a week at (407) 298-4500 for your convenience!

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Every week it seems there’s always something new coming down the pike in the automotive industry. For Toyota the news keeps coming and there’s always a future new Toyota coming to our dealership soon. Currently, the 2020 Toyota GR Supra is on our lot right now (yay!), the 2020 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition is coming soon, and other 2020 models are either coming soon or are currently available at our dealership. With so many new models available right now, it’s hard to keep track of them all. Combine that with all the news about Toyota and new vehicles that are coming soon and you can start to feel pretty inundated. Lucky for you, Toyota of Orlando is here with a concise guide on what’s new and current in the world of Toyota!

New Toyota Vehicles Coming Soon

1) 2020 Toyota 4Runner Venture Edition Officially Announced

By now you’re probably well aware of the imminent arrival of the new Toyota 4Runner with all-new infotainment and safety technology upgrades. But, while those upgrades sound nice, we want more from our beloved body-on-frame rugged SUV. Introducing, the officially announced Orlando new Toyota 4Runner Venture Edition. This limited edition model of the Toyota 4Runner is built on the TRD Off-Road model and includes all premium features of that model plus Yakima Megawarrior roof racks for additional storage up top.

2) A Second-Generation Toyota Mirai is on the Way for 2020!

While the world is still slow to adopt hydrogen fueling on a widespread scale, Toyota is doubling down and releasing a second-generation iteration of the stylish Toyota Mirai. Unfortunately, no designs or engineering specifications have been released and it’s difficult to pin down a release date. Hydrogen fueling has not been widely adopted and fueling stations (along with sales of the Mirai) are limited to California in North America. Unless hydrogen fueling stations are quickly introduced in the east, it’s unlikely that we’ll see the 2020 new Toyota Mirai available at Toyota of Orlando.

3) A New Toyota 86 is Coming!

It’s well-known that Toyota and Subaru have been frequent partners when it comes to vehicle development. They partnered to craft the iconic Orlando Toyota 86 (also known as the Subaru BRZ) and the Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid using Toyota Prius technology. For a while now, fans of both of these iconic auto brands have been yearning for a new rendition of the Toyota 86/Subaru BRZ and we’re getting one pretty soon! Toyota has increased its shares in Subaru from 16.83% to 20% and Subaru will soon become an “associated company of Toyota.” The two companies will possibly work on a pure EV in the future. But, the pair will most likely be collaborating on a new rendition of the Toyota 86/Subaru BRZ. Not many details have been confirmed regarding this Orlando new Toyota vehicle, but we’re beyond excited to welcome it to the lot whenever it arrives.

Sometimes it can be difficult keeping up with all the new Toyota news, luckily Toyota of Orlando is always up to date on all things Toyota. If you have any questions or want to check out our current inventory, visit our website or in store at 3575 Vineland Road.

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When it comes to drivers and their vehicle preferences in today’s day and age, SUVs reign supreme. While sedans are still wildly popular (shout out the Toyota Corolla and Camry), SUVs hold more capability and are now being engineered to pack on size and features all while being super fuel-efficient. They sport an ideal amount of space that allows drivers to maximize their cargo and passenger spaces and they still maintain a fuel efficiency level that makes driving them super affordable. Plus, with the rising popularity in off-roading and Toyota’s enthusiasm for this segment in the automotive industry, SUVs are getting tougher. This includes the family-favorite 2020 new Toyota RAV4! We’ve already seen the arrival of the rugged adventure edition of the Toyota RAV4 in 2019, but for the 2020 model year we’re getting something new. Introducing, the new Toyota RAV4 TRD Off-Road edition!

We’ve discussed the arrival of this new vehicle in the past, but now we have more details to get you excited. Check out everything we know here at Toyota of Orlando!

The TRD Family Has a New Member

Before we crack into the what’s new with the 2020 new Toyota RAV4 TRD Off-Road, here are a few basics to know:

• The starting price of the Orlando Toyota RAV4 will be $36,300. To put this price point into perspective, the RAV4 Adventure has a starting price of $33,050.

Now, let’s dive into what’s new with this new rugged Toyota RAV4:

• The new Toyota RAV4 will come equipped with Dynamic Torque Vectoring All-Wheel Drive to tackle the terrain with ease.
• The suspension will be retuned and combined with lighter-weight 18-inch matte-black wheels.
• Multi-Terrain Select and a 203 horsepower flexing engine work perfectly to bring a more thrilling driving experience to the RAV4.
• Aesthetically, the Orlando new Toyota RAV4 will come equipped with darker front and rear fascias and have an exclusive two-tone paint option, Magnetic Gray Metallic body with an Ice Edge roof. Midnight Black Metallic and Lunar Rock can also be combined with the exclusive Ice Edge roof.
• Other exterior accents will be blacked out and driver’s will notice enhanced grip and road handling from the Falken WILDPEAK A/T trail tires including with this trim level.
• Stepping inside the rugged Orlando new Toyota RAV4 you’ll find ultra-comfortable black SofTex seats perrfectly stylized with TRD embroidery on the head-rests. Drivers will also enjoy the convenience of five USB ports, two 12V auxiliary power outlets, and a 120V AC power outlet. No matter where you drive, you’ll have plenty of power.
• A 3,500-pound towing capacity combined with optional roof-rack cross bars, and exclusive TRD all-weather cargo and floor mats round out this impressive and rugged new take on the family-favorite Toyota RAV4.

Shop the New Toyota RAV4 Today at Toyota of Orlando

If you’re excited to welcome this new addition to the TRD family, we don’t blame you! It’ll be here soon, but for now you can still shop the current line-up of impressive Toyota RAV4s today at Toyota of Orlando. Come visit us at 3575 Vineland Road today!

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Toyota is an auto manufacturer that’s never been one to go with the flow. Toyota is an auto manufacturer that has always made waves in the world of cars, especially when it comes to developing fuel-efficient technology. The Toyota Prius paved the way for electrified vehicle engineering all the way back in 1997 and the Toyota Mirai brought with it an all-new vehicle fuel source by using hydrogen back in 2015. Being at the forefront of new technology and cleaner fueling is something that Toyota takes great pride in and they don’t plan on giving up the crown anytime soon. While the Toyota Mirai has been paving the way for an all-new fueling source and it’s returning for the 2021 model year with all-new look that we think you’ll love! Toyota of Orlando has the latest details on the new Toyota Mirai and what you can expect.

What’s New with the Revolutionary Toyota Mirai?

The new Toyota Mirai has always been an elusive vehicle to those living in the Orlando area. This is because hydrogen fueling stations are currently limited to select areas like metropolitan California and Hawaii. Needless to say, we don’t currently sell the Mirai here at the dealership (but, we can dream right?). While we may not see a Mirai here anytime soon, staying up to date on Toyota’s new wave-making vehicle is still important and, who knows, maybe one day we’ll get hydrogen fueling stations on this coast. But, for now, here’s what to expect from the new Toyota Mirai:

• First off, the Toyota Mirai has been redesigned for its second generation. Inspired by sporty coupes and streamlined vehicles, the Mirai has been imbued with a look that both looks and feels good. Not only does this new vehicle look good, but it also sports more room than the first generation due to its longer and wider sedan design.
• Another major departure for the Orlando new Toyota Mirai is the change in the drivetrain from front to rear wheel. This will give drivers a sportier feel power coming from behind the driver.
• The interior has also been redesigned to match the exterior and drivetrain. The cabin will feature better exterior noise cancellation plus amazing technology upgrades like an 8-inch touchscreen combination meter, an optional digital rearview mirror, a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen, and a 14-speaker JBL sound system.
• The new Toyota Mirai will also feature a higher range than its predecessor. Toyota’s target is to deliver a new Orlando Toyota vehicle that achieves a 30% longer range than the first generation Mirai to give drivers more time and mileage between fill-ups.
• The new model will still retain the convenient hydrogen fueling times from its predecessor generation.
• 20-inch alloy wheels will be an available style option for the 2021 Mirai. There haven’t been many other revealed style options.

The 2021 Orlando new Toyota Mirai is estimated to go on sale in later next year and we can’t wait to see the final product of this revolutionary vehicle. While Orlando may not be ready to welcome a hydrogen fueled vehicle, we may see this technology before we know it. Luckily, you can still shop for an incredibly fuel-efficient vehicle with us today! Come check out our inventory at 3575 Vineland Road.

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As we always say time and time again, Toyota is a company that’s all about making headlines and waves in the automotive industry. Whether it’s a new vehicle coming down the pike or a new piece of automotive engineering technology, Toyota is typically the center of attention. Each week there’s something new to look forward to and, while new vehicles and new technology may not be coming to our dealership, it’s still exciting to see that the company we love so much is making new strides in the automotive world each day. To make things easy for our readers, we’ve collected some of the most recent and exciting headlines from the web and are bringing them to you in one place. Follow along with the latest in new Toyota news from us at Toyota of Orlando!

What’s New in the World of Toyota?

Toyota’s Cute Convertible Takes to the Streets

Some drivers prefer their vehicles to be as big as possible (especially if you live in North America). And some drivers prefer their Orlando Toyota vehicles to be as small as possible. If you’re someone who loves smaller rides, this one’s for you! The Toyota Copen GR sport is an all new kei car (a Japanese car segment that consists of vehicles engineered with small bodies and engines) from Daihatsu (a Toyota subsidiary company) and Toyota Gazoo Racing. This mighty might of a car will feature a 3-cylinder engine that outputs about 63 horsepower and 68 lb/ft of torque. Drivers can also enjoy a solid convertible top, chassis upgrades, and LED exterior lighting. This vehicle will only be available in Japan and will be featured at the Tokyo Motor Show in November.

We Can Finally Plug-In the New Toyota RAV4

Another update in Orlando new Toyota news is the imminent arrival of a plug-in hybrid version of the updated Toyota RAV4. The hybrid version of the 2019 Toyota RAV4 already sports incredible fuel efficiency and a bit of extra horsepower over it’s internal combustion counterparts. But, Toyota is giving the popular SUV’s fuel-efficiency a significant upgrade and a new paint color options, Supersonic Red. While we don’t know the exact specs about the 2021 Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid, we do know that you check out the unveiling at the L.A. Auto Show next month.

A Compact Battery Electric Powered Toyota is on the way

Are you getting the feeling that a lot of this new Toyota news revolves around compact vehicles? Well, in any event, Toyota will be unveiling another Orlando Toyota compact vehicle during the Tokyo Auto Show next month. This new vehicle is powered via a battery and is designed to commute short distances. In fact, the target market for this car is the aging Japanese population. It can travel 62 miles on a single charge and reach a top speed of 37 mile per hour. Toyota has also hinted that this vehicle could double as a mobile office with future renditions of the model being up for consideration.

More New Toyota News About a Compact Car

We told you. In other new Toyota news, a hybrid version of the compact classic Toyota Yaris will be coming to Japan next year. This new Orlando Toyota Yaris model will use Toyota’s new TNGA platform and include the a 1.5L inline 3-cylinder hybrid system engine, a first for this model. You can catch this one at the Tokyo Auto Show as well!

Are you excited for these upcoming Toyota models? Check out all the latest new Toyota models right here at Toyota of Orlando seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road and anytime online!

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Just because we’re celebrating spooky season doesn’t mean you have to feel the fear when it comes to your ride. We know that owning, operating, and maintaining your Orlando Toyota can be scary at times, especially when you find out you need auto repairs for an issue. However, we’re here to help you face your fears! Check out these 6 tips for keeping scary auto repair issues out of the picture.

Avoid scary auto repairs with these 6 simple tips

Tip #1: Stick to a car care schedule.

We know – we’re on you all the time about getting on a routine Orlando Toyota service schedule. But with good reason – routinely maintaining your car keeps all of its parts in top shape because they’re getting the attention they need. This means they’ll last longer, your car will run better, and you’ll need fewer auto repairs to keep it out on the road.

Tip #2: Think about changing to synthetic oil.

If you’re using conventional oil under the hood, think about switching to synthetic. It operates more cleanly and lasts longer, and most drivers believe it improves the performance of their vehicle. All in all, it lowers your chances of needing auto repairs. Chat with one of our Orlando auto care specialists next time you visit to learn about the perks and see if synthetic oil is right for you and your ride.

Tip #3: Take care of your tires.

Keep your tires in good shape to prevent blowouts, flats, and other auto repairs. This means getting routine tire rotations, regularly checking their condition (tread depth, wear and tear, etc.), and balancing when needed. This will not only stave off repairs but also make your tires last longer, saving you a good deal of money.

Let Toyota of Orlando take the fear out of car maintenance

Tip #4: Address dashboard lights when they come on.

It’s tempting to pretend you don’t see that dashboard light come on, but don’t give into the temptation. These lights turn on because of issues under the hood and the sooner you address the issue, the sooner you can get back out on the road. Not to mention, the longer you let a problem linger the worse and more expensive it can be.

Tip #5: Don’t ignore out-of-the-ordinary sounds.

Just like dashboard lights, odd sounds can indicate that there’s a problem with your ride. Don’t turn up the radio and wish them away – bring your car to Toyota of Orlando to let our auto service techs take care of them for you instead.

Tip #6: Deal with problems right away.

Don’t let problems linger. We know it can be scary to confront auto repairs (how much will they cost? How long will your car be out of commission?) but the longer you leave them, the worse and more expensive to fix they’ll get. Let our car care experts get you back on the road now.

Don’t let the scariness of maintaining your car ruin your spooky season – call Toyota of Orlando today to schedule service! We’re open 7 days a week with the longest service hours in Central Florida at (407) 298-0001. Ask about our car care specials to save big!

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It’s November 1, which means the holidays are upon us! This is the prime time of year to hit the road to visit friends and family and celebrate the season. However, this also means it’s the prime time of year for traffic, bad weather, accidents and collisions. Toyota of Orlando is here with tips to help make holiday travel easy, no matter where the season takes you.

Hit the road for the holidays with ease

Tip #1: Plot your holiday travel route carefully and have a backup. 

Make sure you know where you’re going, obviously, and plan your holiday travel route to make your road trip easy and stress-free. Bring money for tolls and plan rest stops so you can stretch your legs. You should also have a backup route plotted out in case your main route gets clogged with traffic or closed due to weather. This can save you a lot of time AND stress – and don’t forget, you can use the navigation found in so many of our Orlando Toyotas to get the job done.

Tip #2: Check traffic and weather before you leave. 

Check traffic and weather BEFORE you leave the house the day of your trip so you don’t find yourself stuck in a bad situation. If your normal holiday travel route is backed up with traffic, you can choose another or allow yourself the extra time to get to your final destination. If there’s bad weather, you can prepare yourself and your car accordingly or decide to delay your trip for a day or so until the skies are clear.

Tip #3: Be patient and keep yourself occupied. 

Long trips combined with traffic can lead to some serious boredom and frustration. Keep yourself occupied during holiday travel! Download an audiobook, make a special playlist, or subscribe to a new podcast. Bring books, games, toys, and movies for your passengers (especially if you drive an Orlando with a DVD or Blu-Ray entertainment system). And don’t forget snacks and drinks – there’s nothing worse than being stuck in traffic with an empty stomach.

Tip #4: Never drive tired. 

If you feel tired, pull over and call it a night at a hotel or friend’s house along the route. Driving while fatigued is just as bad as driving drunk and puts you, your passengers, and others out on the road in serious danger. Don’t risk getting into an accident – rest up and hit the road refreshed the next morning.

Tip #5: Pack wisely. 

Pack your car wisely. This means putting the things you need – like snacks, your phone charger, medications, books and games, and anything else important – within arm’s reach. Make sure you put heavy items in the bottom of your cargo area and never stack luggage to the ceiling; you should be able to see clearly out of the back of your vehicle at all times.

Prep your car for a road trip with Orlando Toyota service

Happy holidays from our Orlando Toyota family to yours! Get your car prepped and ready to hit the road this holiday season with auto service. Call us today at (407) 298-0001.

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The end of the year is drawing near, and now’s a great time to kick your old ride to the curb and climb behind the wheel of something new. Why spend a new year in an old ride that you don’t like driving? If you’re considering putting one of our Orlando Toyota crossovers or SUVs in your driveway, we can help – check out this quick guide breaking down the differences to make your shopping experience easy-peasy.

Which of our Orlando Toyotas would you put in your driveway?

Toyota RAV4: The Toyota RAV4 is a compact SUV perfect for drivers who want a bit more space but don’t want to sacrifice fuel efficiency or sporty maneuverability to get it.

• You can get it in both gasoline and hybrid models with 2.5L engines, and it comes in seven models: the LE/LE Hybrid, XLE/XLE Hybrid, XLE Premium, Adventure, TRD Off-Road, XSE Hybrid, and Limited/Limited Hybrid.
• Starting MSRP is $25,850.

Toyota C-HR: Sporty, youthful, and fun, the Orlando Toyota C-HR is the perfect crossover if you want something sleek and edgy with top tech and great fuel efficiency.

• Sporting a 2.0L inline-four engine, it comes in three models – LE, XLE, and Limited.
• It has a starting MSRP of $21,145.

Toyota Sequoia: The new Toyota Sequoia is a stylish blend of capability and family-friendliness. It’s spacious and durable, built on the Toyota Tundra’s platform.

• You’ll find a 5.7L V8 engine under the hood and five models to choose from – the SR5, TRD Sport, Limited, Platinum, and TRD Pro.
• The MRSP kicks off at $49,905.

The options are endless when you shop our SUV and crossover inventory

Toyota Highlander: Looking for the ultimate family ride but not sure you want to commit to a minivan? Check out the Orlando Toyota Highlander.

• It’s got all the safety tech, convenience features, and interior space you need for a family ride.
• You can take it home in a gasoline 3.5L V6 or hybrid 2.5L 4-cylinder configuration comes in five models – the L, LE/LE Hybrid, XLE/XLE Hybrid, Limited/Limited Hybrid, and Platinum/Platinum Hybrid.
• Starting MSRP is $31,830.

Toyota 4Runner: Get off the pavement with ease in the Toyota 4Runner – it’s decked out with everything you need to hit the trails including four-wheel drive, active traction control, and more.

• It comes in 8 models – the SR5, SR5 Premium, TRD Off-Road, TRD Off-Road Premium, Limited, TRDO Pro, Nightshade, and Venture.
• You’ll also find a 4.0L V6 engine under the hood.
• Starting MSRP is $36,020.

Toyota Land Cruiser: The ultimate in luxury, the iconic Orlando Toyota Land Cruiser is also pretty formidable when it comes to taking things off the pavement.

• It’s got a 5.7L V8 engine under the hood and sports features like CRAWL Control, four-wheel drive, seating for 8, and more.
• It comes in just one model plus a special edition Heritage model and has a starting MSRP of $85,315.

Which Orlando Toyota SUV will you put in the driveway this winter? Come check them all out and take a test drive at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. We’re open seven days a week!

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