Happy spooky season from our Orlando Toyota family to you! October is officially here, and we’re back with another round of Toyota news updates to keep you in the loop of everything automotive (at least in our corner of the world). Check out updates ranging from speculation about the 2023 Toyota Sequoia to your chance to win an all-new 2022 Toyota Tundra. Let’s get started!

What’s new in Toyota news this week?

TOM’S pays tribute to Paul Walker with three new Toyota Supras

Even if you’re not a fan of the Fast and Furious franchise, you still probably know about Paul Walker’s tragic story. TOM’S is paying tribute to him in the form of a kitted-out Toyota Supra (the car that his character drove in the movies). Walker owned a Toyota A80 Supra in real life, so TOM’S took an A90 model (three of them, actually) and applied mods that Walker’s Supra showcased. These include a special body kit, a tall rear spoiler, BBS LM wheels, a leather interior, carbon fiber accents, and a “TOM’S power box” under the hood that boosts the horsepower from 382hp to 420hp. The best news? They’ll all be for sale… in Japan. Time to buy a plane ticket! (Or if you need a Toyota Supra fix stateside, visit us at Toyota of Orlando.)

What will the next generation of the 2023 Toyota Sequoia offer?

As of now, we know that the 2022 Toyota Sequoia won’t be that different from previous iterations of this generation. Rumor has it, though, that 2023 will be bringing major changes to the table. Nothing has been confirmed, but it’s being speculated that it’ll receive the same twin-turbo V6 engine AND hybrid option as the 2022 Toyota Tundra. We’re also thinking the design will get a major overhaul, similar to the new Toyota Tundra. Follow us on social media for updates and we’ll keep you posted as details are released!

You could win a 2022 Toyota Tundra

Want to get your hands on a new Toyota Tundra but don’t feel like paying for it? You’re in luck – Toyota and NASCAR are teaming up to give away a 2022 Toyota Tundra Limited CrewMax with TRD Off-Road Package. All you have to do to win is enter online daily during the NASCAR Playoffs and even into the off-season. Good luck! (And if you don’t win, you can always just buy one at Toyota of Orlando later this year.)

Toyota Plug-in Hybrids are on the rise 

Hybrids and electric options – alternative fuel cars in general, actually – are becoming more and more popular options. Not only do they offer a much cleaner performance, but they also give you hugely improved fuel efficiency and help you save money. We’re not the only ones that think so, either – Toyota plug-in hybrid sales (like the Toyota Prius Prime and RAV4 Prime) are on the rise, big time. They’ve tripled in the third quarter of 2021, meaning more and more drivers are going green when they hit the road. If you’re ready to make the change, come see all of our new Toyota hybrids at Toyota of Orlando!

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Want more Toyota news updates? Follow us on social media! You can also come to see all of our new Toyotas in person at Toyota of Orlando – we’re conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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If you’ve ever gotten into a car accident, you know that damage to your vehicle is usually inevitable. Even a fender bender can do a fair amount of damage to your Orlando Toyota, especially as more and more safety technology is woven into the design of newer cars.

Once you’ve sustained damage to your car in a car accident, you typically file a claim with car insurance (your insurance if it’s your fault, the other driver’s insurance if it’s their fault). From there, an adjustor will check out your car and decide how much damage was done and how much it’s going to cost to repair it. But what happens if they declare your vehicle a total loss?

Toyota of Orlando explains a total loss and what it means

In car insurance speak, a total loss is when the cost of repairs to restore your vehicle back to normal is more than the actual cash value of the car. Basically, it’s going to cost more to fix the car than what it’s worth. In essence, it’s not worth fixing the car; at that point, it’s more prudent to purchase a new vehicle.

How do they come to this decision? Your car insurance company will utilize a few resources to determine the value of your car so they can compare it to the repair costs. Here are two commonly used ones:

• NADA: The National Automobile Dealers Association offers up data on things like mileage, current model year, overall condition, and more to help adjustors determine a fair value for your car.
• KBB: Kelley Blue Book is another great tool that’s often also used by dealers to determine the value of a car. It uses criteria very similar to that of NADA to determine just how much your car is worth.

After they’ve determined the value of your car, the insurance company has to look at a few more criteria. In the state of Florida, for example, the damage to the vehicle has to exceed at least 80% of the car’s value. If it doesn’t, the car can’t be deemed a total loss.

So what happens when the car insurance company declares your car a total loss after a car accident? Basically, the insurance company seizes your car and offers you a cash payout so you can take that money and put it into a new vehicle. But here are a few things to consider:

• If you don’t agree with the amount they’re offering you, you can always refuse the payout or ask to negotiate the value.
• If you have a lot of aftermarket parts and accessories on the vehicle, it’s wise to find the receipts for it so you can ensure the value you’re offered by insurance matches up what’s been invested into your car.
• You can also negotiate how fast you get your payout check.

Deal with the aftermath of a car accident at our Orlando Toyota dealership

Have questions, need auto repairs after a car accident, or want to shop for a new Toyota? Call us! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500. We’re conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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The 2021 Toyota Mirai is a pretty insanely cool car. It’s. hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, which means it runs on hydrogen – not gasoline – and emits nothing but water vapor when it’s out and about on the roads. It’s extremely efficient, eco-friendly, and also teched out with the latest and greatest features for convenience, entertainment, and safety. However, it’s adding one more accolade to its list – it just broke a Guinness World Record.

New Toyota Mirai drives 845 miles on one fuel-up

Yup, you heard us right – the new Toyota Mirai broke a Guinness World Record by traveling 845 miles on a single hydrogen fill. Our Orlando Toyota dealership has all the info!

To fill the Toyota Mirai with hydrogen, it takes about five minutes. So basically, this car drove almost 1,000 miles after a five minute fuel-up. Behind the wheel were professional drivers Wayne Gerdes and Bob Winger; they left the Toyota Technical Center in Gardena, California (this is where the fuel cell development group is housed). From there, they took two days to put in the 845 miles. They traveled south to San Ysidro and then up to Santa Barbara via the Pacific Coast Highway. Throw in some local driving loops and rush hour traffic on the San Diego freeway between LA and Orange County, and you’ve got your 845 miles.

The record is legit, too – Guinness World Records monitored the whole thing very closely to ensure it happened the way it was supposed to. Michael Empiric, a Guinness employee, validated the process by putting a seal on the Toyota Mirai’s tank once it had been filled. If the seal was broken at any point, that means fuel was added and the record was not validated. The seal was intact when the 845-mile marker was hit, meaning this is one for the books (literally).

“The Toyota Mirai’s journey without the need to refuel showcases the power of fuel cell electric technology. This technology and the design ingenuity by the team at Toyota led to a history-making moment,” said Empiric.

But record-setting distance capability isn’t all that the new Toyota Mirai has to offer. Here are some of the highlights of this unique alternative fuel Toyota:

• This teched-out new Toyota offers a 12.3″ infotainment screen and features like dynamic navigation, Bluetooth wireless streaming, a color head-up display, AppleCar Play and Android Auto, and an optional JBL sound system.
• Performance features like rear-wheel drive, a 402 mile range, and three drive modes (ECO, Normal, and Sport) allow you to customize your drive time to your individual needs.
• A sleek, sedan-like exterior and a luxurious interior with features like a panoramic moonroof, satin-silver or copper-colored accents, and heated and ventilated seats ensure a comfortable drive no matter where the road takes you.

See all of our alternative fuel options at Toyota of Orlando

We don’t offer the Toyota Mirai at Toyota of Orlando – believe it or not, it’s only for sale in the states of California and Hawaii right now due to infrastructure. But we’ve got plenty of other alternative fuel cars waiting for you – explore all of our options today! Our Orlando Toyota dealership is located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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Are you considering taking the plunge and putting a new Toyota hybrid in the driveway, but having some reservations? We get it – even though hybrid cars have been around for a long time, there are still a lot of misconceptions about them floating around that could persuade people to stick to traditional gasoline-powered cars. We’re here to bust these myths and help you get behind the wheel of an Orlando Toyota hybrid.

Did you fall for these hybrid car myths?

Myth #1: You have to plug it in. Not always. It depends on what you’re driving, but a lot of people think that ALL hybrid cars have to be plugged into the wall to charge. This is only true if you have a plug-in hybrid, like the Orlando Toyota Prius Prime. Plug-in hybrids have the capability to drive on electric power alone over a longer distance – for example, the Toyota Prius Prime can go around 25 miles on electric charge because you physically charge the battery by plugging it in. Traditional hybrid cars, on the other hand, charge the battery through regenerative braking. They do not get plugged in to charge, and their capability to drive on electric power only is short and only at low speeds.

Myth #2: They’re way more expensive to purchase. Not anymore. Hybrid cars – admittedly – used to be pretty pricey. But as they become more common and other options (like plug-ins, electric cars, and other alternative fuel options) come available, the price has become substantially more reasonable. Plus, you have to consider the fuel that you’ll save when you’re out on the road.

Myth #3: They’re also way more expensive to maintain and repair. Nope! You’d think that because they seem complicated, Toyota hybrids are more expensive to care for. However, your engine is actually used LESS in a hybrid car since you can switch back and forth with the electric motor. This means less wear and tear on the engine and all of its parts. Plus, hybrids are so common now that it’s not difficult to find a tech who knows how to work on one.

Myth #4: They’re awesome for fuel efficiency, but not any other performance aspects. Definitely not true! Sure, they’re awesome for improved fuel efficiency and a much cleaner performance… but that’s not all they have to offer. With improvements to engineering and new technology, hybrids are perfectly capable of producing tons of horsepower and torque. Take the new 2022 Toyota Tundra coming out later this year – it’s got a hybrid option that offers 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque.

Myth #5: They’re complicated to own and drive. Think again! Hybrid cars are so common now. Driving one is just like driving any other car after you’ve learned the lay of the land. Take a test drive to see for yourself!

Myth #6: They’re not even that great for the environment. OK, so maybe they’re not as good for the environment as an all-electric car or a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle. But they DO cut way back on emissions and use less fuel (which means they use fewer natural resources), so overall, they make an impact and offer a more environmentally-friendly option than a traditional gasoline-powered car.

See for yourself! We’ve got tons of Toyota hybrids waiting for you at Toyota of Orlando and you can get behind the wheel today. Test drive one at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall. You can call ahead of time to schedule at (407) 298-4500!

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So you scratched your car. It’s a terrible feeling to damage your car paint, especially if your car is on the newer side. Most of us have had that unpleasant feeling in the pit of our stomach from doing damage unintentionally to our ride. But do you REALLY need to visit a body shop for auto repairs to do away with the scratch, or can you live with it until later down the road when you feel like dealing with it? We’re here with answers.

Is a scratch on your Orlando Toyota really that big of a deal?

Sure, you can live with the scratch. It’s annoying to look at, but it’s fine to just leave it for the time being, right? Actually, wrong. Leaving scratches in your car’s paint can actually cause bigger problems down the road, and our Orlando Toyota techs are here to explain.

Issue #1: Rust

When you scratch your car, you’re basically removing the clear coat and possibly the paint that go over and protect the metal. This means you’re leaving the metal part of your car exposed to the elements; namely, moisture. Moisture can then attack the exposed metal and if left long enough, cause rust. We all know just how much damage rust can do to a car if it’s left untreated, so fix the scratch at our auto repair shop.

Issue #2: Paint wrinkling 

When you leave a scratch untreated, it can actually affect the paint around it, too. Exposed edges means the paint surrounding the scratch can start to wrinkle or peel, meaning more of your car is exposed to moisture and in time, rust. Plus, it’s not a good look.

Issue #3: Bigger issues underneath 

Let’s say you got into a fender bender and scratched your car. How do you know that you didn’t do further damage below the surface where you can’t see it? This is especially true with all of the new safety technology in newer vehicles – just because it was only a fender bender doesn’t mean you didn’t accidentally do damage to the sensors and other equipment in your Orlando Toyota.

Issue #4: Loss of value

When it comes down to it, paint scratches aren’t a good look. So if you’re trying to sell or trade your car and it’s covered in unsightly scratches, you’re likely not going to get as much as you want for it. After all, most people are put off by a car that hasn’t been cared for on the outside, assuming the same is true for the interior and under the hood.

Schedule auto repairs at Toyota of Orlando today

So it may just seem like a minor annoyance to leave a scratch in the paint, but unfortunately, it can lead to bigger (more expensive) problems down the road. Don’t let it happen to you! Schedule auto repairs at the Toyota of Orlando body shop today and let our techs get your ride back into like-new condition. We’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-6006 and we’re conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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Halloween is just around the corner and while we’ve talked about safe driving practices and prepping your car for the spookiest night of the year, we haven’t really touched on how to be safe while celebrating in general. Check out these simple Halloween safety tips to keep you and your little ghouls and ghosts safe on All Hallow’s Eve!

12 Halloween safety tips to use this year

Tip #1: Make sure you can be seen. If you’re hitting the sidewalks to collect candy this Halloween, make sure you and your little monsters can be seen. If your costumes are dark colors, consider putting reflective tape on them or having everyone carry a glow stick or flashlight so drivers can easily see them crossing the street.

Tip #2: Stay on the sidewalks and crosswalks. Don’t walk in the street, and don’t walk in between parked cars. Trick-or-treaters should stay on the sidewalks at all times and use crosswalks to cross the street to stay out of the way of traffic and ensure that drivers see them.

Tip #3: Don’t trick-or-treat alone. Any child under the age of 12 should be accompanied while an adult while trick-or-treating, and even after that, no one should trick-or-treat alone. Teach your teens to stick to the buddy system at all times while they’re out celebrating.

Tip #4: Put away phones and don’t even take AirPods with you. Put away phones, handheld games, and any other device that may distract your attention from your surroundings. Also, never wear headphones while trick-or-treating – you may not hear oncoming cars.

Tip #5: Consider face paint instead of masks. Masks are definitely spooky, but full face masks can sometimes impede vision, putting your little monster in a less-than-safe situation. Consider face paint to get the costume done instead.

Tip #6: Make sure your costume is the right size. Also, make sure your kids’ costumes are the right size. Too-big costumes can cause tripping and falling, or get caught on things.

Tip #7: Don’t eat candy until it’s been checked. Make it a rule that no one can dig into the candy until it’s been checked back at the house. Better safe than sorry, right?

Tip #8: Try to trick-or-treat in well-lit areas. This will make it easier to see the sidewalks and avoid obstacles, and also make it easier for drivers to see you when you’re crossing the street.

Tip #9: Buy costumes, wigs, and accessories that are flame-resistant.

Tip #10: If you’re carving up pumpkins on Halloween night, remember that while it’s fine for kids to draw the faces and scoop out the seeds, they should let the adults do the actual carving parts.

Tip #11: If you’re handing out candy, ensure that all pets are put safely away so they don’t escape when you open the door.

Tip #12: Remind your kids that they should NEVER enter a stranger’s home while trick-or-treating, nor should they let a stranger into yours while handing out candy.

Happy haunting from Toyota of Orlando!

From our Orlando Toyota family to yours, have a safe and happy Halloween!

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It’s another week in the world of Toyota news, and Toyota of Orlando is here with all the updates you need to stay current in our corner of the world. From a new US-based electric car battery plant to a die-hard Supra driver, we’ve got all the latest and greatest news – check it out.

Man bodily protects his Supra from a hailstorm 

We all know that some people love their cars. Like, really love them – name them, treat them like children, would do anything. But we saw a whole new level of devotion on TikTok this weekend. A man in Sydney, Australia was featured actually COVERING HIS SUPRA with his body to protect it from hail. Apparently, he had cardboard and blankets to mostly cover the car and fend off the elements, but the hood was left unprotected so he himself acted as a human shield to try and prevent hail damage. All we can say is ouch.

Toyota testing hydrogen combustion engines in race cars 

Toyota recently announced that they’re testing hydrogen combustion technology in the engines of their race cars in an effort to hopefully start utilizing this clean tech in their commercial cars (aka what you drive every day). It wouldn’t happen anytime soon, of course – the technology is still in its infancy and would need to be tested and studied thoroughly before making it a mainstream option. Additionally, the infrastructure for this type of vehicle (fueling stations, repair shops, etc.) isn’t in place and would take time to develop. Regardless, it’s nice to know that another alternative fuel vehicle may be available in the future.

Electric car battery plants coming to US 

Toyota is bringing more business to the US! Over the next decade, the automaker will invest a cool $1.3 billion to build an electric car battery plant right here in the U.S. It’s expected to begin production in 2025. Additionally, another $3.4 billion will be spent on employee training and equipment to ensure the plant is up and running. We don’t know exactly where the plants will be built,

Is a new special edition Tundra model coming? 

Rumor has it that not only is the 2022 Toyota Tundra completely redesigned, but it’s also bringing a new special edition to the table. Most other truck makes (like Ford, RAM, and GMC) have a top-of-the-line luxury model in their truck lineup that pulls out all the stops. It’s been speculated that Toyota WILL offer a luxury model at some point in the game called the “Capstone” model. Toyota hasn’t confirmed anything, but here’s to hoping!

Toyota switching to hybrids and electric cars only in Brazil 

We all know that the push for cleaner energy is on, and Toyota is jumping aboard by upping their research and production of alternative fuel vehicles. They’re taking it one step further in Brazil, though – in the next six years, the automaker till ONLY sell hybrid and electric vehicles in that country.

Want more of the latest news about new Toyotas? Follow us on social media or give us a call – we’re open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

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Here at Toyota of Orlando, we love to sit back with the popcorn and watch the rumor mill churn. And we especially love it when the rumors surround bringing back much-loved icons like some of the popular sports cars in Toyota’s past – namely, the Toyota MR2. This iconic coupe was a popular ride back in the 80s – 00s era, and with good reason. It was a unique mid-engine design that offered power but also fuel economy; it was also sporty and small, making it a ton of fun to drive.

Is the Toyota MR2 headed back to Toyota of Orlando?

However, to our chagrin, the Toyota MR2 was retired back in 2007 and we haven’t seen it since. Imagine our excitement, then, when we hear rumors that it’s coming back a la Supra – redesigned, retuned, and ready to hit the road. Here are the details!

• Supposedly, Toyota wants to bring the Toyota MR2 back to market. If you recall, back in 2017 there was a statement made by Tetsuya Tada, chief of Toyota Gazoo Racing, about a future performance-based group of cars called the “three brothers”. So far we have the Orlando Toyota 86 and Toyota Supra, so it wouldn’t be out of the question to assume that the MR2 could be making its grand return.
• According to rumors, Toyota is looking for a partner on the project similar to how they partnered with Subaru for the 86 and BMW for the Supra. If what we’re hearing is true, they want to partner with either Lotus or Porsche.
• The new Toyota MR2 would harness hybrid power under the hood – specifically, plug-in hybrid power. It would be mid-engine again, with a 2.8L or 3.0L V6 engine that would offer anywhere from 345 horsepower to 395 horsepower.
• Pricing would kick off at around $43,900, making it even more expensive than the current Toyota Supra models at Toyota of Orlando.
• Aesthetically, the rumors claim that this revived icon will look similar to the Toyota Alessandro Volta concept, which featured a sleek and modern sports car. However, this concept was designed back in 2004, so we don’t know how much weight this one holds.
• Supposedly, this iconic sports car would be returning to market in 2024, which means it would already have to be in development to meet the timeline.

We truly don’t know what to expect from this rumor – it may be just that and disappear in a few months with nothing coming to fruition. We’ll just have to wait and see!

However, if you need to get your sports car fix, come on down to Toyota of Orlando. We can get you behind the wheel of the new Toyota 86 or Toyota Supra so you can see which of them meets your drive time needs!

Test drive a sports car today at Toyota of Orlando

Our Orlando Toyota dealership is located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. Come see us in person, or call! We can get you more info and schedule your test drive over the phone at (407) 298-4500. Additionally, you can shop online 24 hours a day!

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Happy November! It’s hard to believe that the year is almost over and the holidays are upon us, and even harder to believe that the new 2022 Toyota Tundra will be making its way onto our lot in no time (follow us on social media for updates). We’re rounding up the latest Toyota news to keep you ahead of what’s going on in the automotive world – dive in!

Toyota of Orlando rounds up the latest Toyota news

Toyota 86 and Tacoma win Best New Models to Customize awards from SEMA 

SEMA is happening this week (for those of you living under a rock, it’s a huge auto show in Las Vegas) and Toyota is already scooping up awards. The Toyota Tacoma was named the Midsize Truck of the Year Award while the Toyota 86 takes home the honors of the Sport Compact of the Year. These two new Toyotas are extremely customizable and have a plethora of aftermarket parts that can be used to tailor them to very specific drive time needs.

An all-new electric Toyota is announced in Japan 

Toyota is putting its money where its mouth is and putting an all-new electric model into production for 2022. Remember the Toyota bz4X that we talked about a while back? It’s coming to fruition and will offer a new Toyota EV option for drivers who want to go green and cut back on fuel costs. BZ stands for “beyond zero”, and the model won’t just be clean – Toyota is stating that it will actually contribute positively to the environment. We don’t know when we’ll see it stateside, but we’ll keep you posted!

More details released on the 2022 Toyota 86 

The newly redesigned 2022 Toyota 86 is headed to Toyota of Orlando in mere weeks and we’ve got more details recently released from Toyota. This finely tuned new Toyota sports car will offer precision performance, a lower center of gravity, a 2.4L flat-four engine for superior horsepower and performance, and a completely updated interior for a sleeker and sportier look inside the cabin. Additionally, the new MSRP will start at $27,700.

Toyota included on Fortune Magazine’s Global 500 List 

Toyota has moved up a spot to the #9 slot on the Global 500 List put out by Fortune Magazine. This list details the 500 largest corporations in the world based on revenue, and is usually considered a scorecard for a business’s success. We’re proud to say that in spite of COVID and production setbacks, Toyota still managed to finish 2020 strong.

Toyota Dream Car USA Contest officially kicks off 

Do you have a little Toyota fan at home or just a kid that really likes cars? Break out the crayons and coloring paper – Toyota’s Dream Car USA contest has officially begun. Kids can draw up their dream car or what they think cars SHOULD look like in the future and submit online or by US mail through January 31, 2022. The top three contestants will win cash prizes and a display of the winning artwork at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, CA.

Stay tuned for the arrival of the 2022 Toyota Tundra and Toyota 86

That’s all we’ve got for the week! We’ll keep you posted on the arrivals of the new 2022 Toyota Tundra and Toyota 86, but follow us on social media for the latest and greatest updates. Have the best week and call Toyota of Orlando with any questions you might have! (407) 298-4500

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Everyone loves a good concept car and this year at SEMA 2021, Toyota fulfilled. Seven custom Toyota concept vehicles were just revealed and our Orlando Toyota dealership has the breakdown on each of them.

Which of these custom Toyota concepts would you drive?

#1: TRD Desert Chase Tundra

As if there wasn’t already enough buzz about the new 2022 Toyota Tundra, Toyota upped its game and turned it into an off-road racing chase support vehicle. This new Toyota concept truck was transformed by the Toyota Motorsports Garage Team and includes a long-travel suspension system, a wide-body kit, a custom roll bar with two spare tires mounted on it, a custom-mounted off-road jack, and all of the other recovery equipment needed to rescue a fellow driver in harsh desert conditions.

#2: “Tacozilla” Toyota Tacoma Camper

We already talked about the “Tacozilla“, a Tacoma converted into a camper made for off-road adventures, at length. We’d buy it. They should make it.

#3: 2022 Lifted and Accessorized Toyota Tundra 

The 2022 Toyota Tundra itself will be up for grabs next month (hint – follow us on social media for updates), but not like this. This customized Supersonic Red truck will offer a 3″ lift kit among other things and will showcase a wide variety of the 100+ accessories that will be available for this redesigned truck. The good news? You can order each and every one of them right here at Toyota of Orlando to customize YOUR new Tundra.

#4: TRD Sport Trailer 

Overlanders, get ready – this all-new overland trailer is designed for finding adventures in the toughest terrains. The trailer is made out of a Tacoma pickup bed and can serve as a base camp for overlanders, offering a remote-operated scissor lift for an additional platform, as well as a Yakima four-person tent with awning, a fridge a slide-out sink, a stove, lighting, fresh and gray water tanks, and a hot water heater for hot showers no matter where your adventures take you.

#5: Tacoma Overlanding Concept 

Cruiser Outfitters and Toyota came together on this one to put together a Tacoma truly intended for adventures off the pavement. This concept truck showcases an Old Man Emu BP-51 adjustable suspension system, Dakar leaf springs in the rear, an ARB summit combo bar with fog lights, an Ultra HD skid plate system, rock sliders, and rocker protection. It also has a Yakima rooftop tent so you can go wherever the wind takes you and be ready for anything.

#6: GR Supra Heritage Edition 

This incredible concept Toyota has 500+ horsepower, is sporting Re-Entry Red as its paint color, and has retro-inspired headlights and taillights as well as a rear wing that takes it back to the 1990s. It also has a tuned engine and turbocharger, bigger brakes, and custom push-rod rear suspension for bigger wheels and tires.

#7: GR Supra Sport Top 

This open-top Toyota Supra was carefully designed to be open-air but still offers the structural rigidity and safety you’d need to hit the road. The two removable roof panels can be stored in the trunk of the car, and there’s no “t-top” design – it’s just open air above. It also has retro styling similar to the GR Supra Heritage Edition.

Honestly, bring them all into production. We’re ready for it!

See all of our Toyotas in person at Toyota of Orlando

Whether you want to see the new Toyota Tacoma, Toyota Supra, or 2022 Toyota Tundra in person, we’ve got you covered. Follow us on social media for updates on the new 2022 Toyota Tundra’s arrival, and give us a call! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and is conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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