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Another week, another round of news updates! This week we're talking a lot about performance cars - here's looking at you, Supra - and we've also got the scoop on a new Clermont Toyota RAV4 model headed our way. See what's new in the world of Toyota news! What you should know about Toyota news this week Is a GR Corolla headed to the US? We were super excited to see the iconic GR Yaris put into production a ways back and also super bummed to hear that it wouldn't be making its way stateside anytime soon (Europe, we hope you realize how lucky you are). However, the rumor mill is buzzing and we're hearing that an all-new Toyota GR Corolla is headed into production and would be available in the US. It would supposedly have the same turbocharged 1.6L 3-cylinder engine as the GR Yaris, which translates to 295 horsepower. Further,  it would be arriving sometime in the first half of next year. We're keeping our fingers crossed! Will we see a new manual Toyota Supra next year? When the Toyota GR Supra was brought back onto the market, everyone was pumped. However, there were a handful of drivers who were rather bummed that it only came in an automatic transmission. Well, another rumor is floating around out there that this Clermont Toyota is headed to market in 2023 with a manual transmission option. This rumor isn't far-fetched - the car shares a platform with the BMW Z5, and that car offers a manual option. Here's to hoping! Toyota RAV4 Hybrid introduces SE trim-level RAV4 drivers, rejoice! An all-new trim-level is coming to the hybrid lineup for this much-loved SUV. Previously, drivers could only snag the XSE model in the RAV4 Hybrid if they wanted something supremely sporty. Toyota is now adding an SE trim to give a more affordable - but still supremely sporty - option to drivers. It'll include a 7" touchscreen audio interface and tons of new packages, including a weather package for cold weather and a convenience package for added tech. Toyota GR Supra Funny Car that gets 300 horsepower unveiled Toyota just introduced a new Funny Car (drag racing car) to the market to compete in the NHRA circuit next year - an all-new Toyota GR Supra. Since 2012, they've been putting a Toyota Camry Funny Car in the ring to compete and it's done well, but they're taking things up a notch in 2022 with the iconic Toyota Supra. The car will be commandeered by J.R. Todd (2018 NHRA Champion) and Alexis DeJoria (a former U.S. Nationals Winner). It should hit the track for its big debut next February at the Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Race Weekend, and we can't wait to see how they transform the Toyota Supra into a Funny Car - they're usually a lot wider and longer than production cars, so it should be interesting. Call Toyota of Clermont today to schedule your test drive Are you ready to get behind the wheel of a new Toyota? Call us! Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week at (352) 404-7000 and we're conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50 in Clermont. Stop by and see what we have in store for you!

Another week, another round of news updates! This week we're talking a lot about performance cars - here's looking at you, Supra - and we've also got the scoop on a new Clermont Toyota RAV4 model headed our way. See what's new in the world of Toyota news! What you should know about Toyota news this week Is a GR Corolla headed to the US? We were super excited to see the iconic GR Yaris put into production a ways back and also super bummed to hear that it wouldn't be making its way stateside anytime soon (Europe, we hope you realize how lucky you are). However, the rumor mill is buzzing and we're hearing that an all-new Toyota GR Corolla is headed into production and would be available in the US. It would supposedly have the same turbocharged 1.6L 3-cylinder engine as the GR Yaris, which translates to 295 horsepower. Further,  it would be arriving sometime in the first half of next year. We're keeping our fingers crossed! Will we see a new manual Toyota Supra next year? When the Toyota GR Supra was brought back onto the market, everyone was pumped. However, there were a handful of drivers who were rather bummed that it only came in an automatic transmission. Well, another rumor is floating around out there that this Clermont Toyota is headed to market in 2023 with a manual transmission option. This rumor isn't far-fetched - the car shares a platform with the BMW Z5, and that car offers a manual option. Here's to hoping! Toyota RAV4 Hybrid introduces SE trim-level RAV4 drivers, rejoice! An all-new trim-level is coming to the hybrid lineup for this much-loved SUV. Previously, drivers could only snag the XSE model in the RAV4 Hybrid if they wanted something supremely sporty. Toyota is now adding an SE trim to give a more affordable - but still supremely sporty - option to drivers. It'll include a 7" touchscreen audio interface and tons of new packages, including a weather package for cold weather and a convenience package for added tech. Toyota GR Supra Funny Car that gets 300 horsepower unveiled Toyota just introduced a new Funny Car (drag racing car) to the market to compete in the NHRA circuit next year - an all-new Toyota GR Supra. Since 2012, they've been putting a Toyota Camry Funny Car in the ring to compete and it's done well, but they're taking things up a notch in 2022 with the iconic Toyota Supra. The car will be commandeered by J.R. Todd (2018 NHRA Champion) and Alexis DeJoria (a former U.S. Nationals Winner). It should hit the track for its big debut next February at the Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Race Weekend, and we can't wait to see how they transform the Toyota Supra into a Funny Car - they're usually a lot wider and longer than production cars, so it should be interesting. Call Toyota of Clermont today to schedule your test drive Are you ready to get behind the wheel of a new Toyota? Call us! Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week at (352) 404-7000 and we're conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50 in Clermont. Stop by and see what we have in store for you!

Here at Toyota of Clermont, we get pretty excited about SEMA every year. New Toyota concepts are always rolled out for this enormous automotive show, and if there's anything we love, it's new Toyotas (especially ones that think outside of the box). This year definitely didn't disappoint as seven new Toyota concepts were unveiled, and our Clermont Toyota dealership has the details on each of them. Keep reading! #1: The "Tacozilla" Toyota Tacoma Camper: We've talked about this incredible concept camper before - at length. They should produce it. Period. #2: A souped-up 2022 Toyota Tundra: We're all eagerly awaiting the arrival of the 2022 Toyota Tundra (follow us on social for updates and we'll keep you posted on the ETA). Toyota debuted a lifted and decked out model at SEMA this year - it has a 3" lift and is sporting some of the 100+ accessories that will be available when this redesigned truck hits the market. #3: A 2022 Toyota Tacoma Overlanding Concept: If you're a fan of overlanding, you're going to love this new Toyota concept. Cruiser Outfitters and Toyota collaborated on this Tacoma to dream up a truck that's truly ready for anything. It offers features like an ARB summit combo bar with fog lights, an Ultra HD skid plate system, rock sliders, rocker protection, and an Old Man Emu BP-51 adjustable suspension system with Dakar leaf springs in the rear. #4: A 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Desert Chase: This off-road support vehicle can take on the toughest terrain with ease. It was built by the Toyota Motorsports Garage Team and offers a new wide-body kit, a custom roll-bar with two spare tires mounted on it, a custom-mounted road jack, a long-travel suspension system, and other recovery equipment necessary for desert rescue. #5: A TRD Sport Trailer: If the new "Tacozilla" camper is a little much for you, consider this new Toyota concept trailer. The TRD Sport Trailer is constructed from a Tacoma pickup bed and boasts features like a scissor lift and an elevated platform, a Yakima four-person tent, a slide-out sink, a fridge,  a hot water heater, fresh and gray water tanks, a stove, and additional lighting for the campsite. #6: The GR Supra Heritage Edition: This Toyota concept has actually been unveiled once before, but it was to such fanfare that Toyota brought it back to SEMA for another go around. This GR Supra is retro-inspired with headlights, taillights, and a rear wing spoiler that hail back to the 1990s when it was in its heyday. It also boasts 500+ horsepower thanks to a retuned engine and a turbocharger, bigger brakes, a custom push-rod rear suspension, and bigger wheels and tires. #7: An open-top GR Supra Concept: This open-top new Toyota concept car is a feat of engineering. You can remove the top and stick it in the trunk to stow it, but there's no crossbar obstructing the view above. Instead, you'll see nothing but open air as engineers carefully designed this concept for structural ridigity and safety. We don't which - if any - of these new Toyota concepts will arrive at Toyota of Clermont (besides the 2022 Toyota Tundra - stay tuned). But we'll keep you posted! Call us for details at (352) 404-7000 or stop by and see us at 16851 State Road 50, just west of the Florida Turnpike.

Here at Toyota of Clermont, we get pretty excited about SEMA every year. New Toyota concepts are always rolled out for this enormous automotive show, and if there's anything we love, it's new Toyotas (especially ones that think outside of the box). This year definitely didn't disappoint as seven new Toyota concepts were unveiled, and our Clermont Toyota dealership has the details on each of them. Keep reading! #1: The "Tacozilla" Toyota Tacoma Camper: We've talked about this incredible concept camper before - at length. They should produce it. Period. #2: A souped-up 2022 Toyota Tundra: We're all eagerly awaiting the arrival of the 2022 Toyota Tundra (follow us on social for updates and we'll keep you posted on the ETA). Toyota debuted a lifted and decked out model at SEMA this year - it has a 3" lift and is sporting some of the 100+ accessories that will be available when this redesigned truck hits the market. #3: A 2022 Toyota Tacoma Overlanding Concept: If you're a fan of overlanding, you're going to love this new Toyota concept. Cruiser Outfitters and Toyota collaborated on this Tacoma to dream up a truck that's truly ready for anything. It offers features like an ARB summit combo bar with fog lights, an Ultra HD skid plate system, rock sliders, rocker protection, and an Old Man Emu BP-51 adjustable suspension system with Dakar leaf springs in the rear. #4: A 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Desert Chase: This off-road support vehicle can take on the toughest terrain with ease. It was built by the Toyota Motorsports Garage Team and offers a new wide-body kit, a custom roll-bar with two spare tires mounted on it, a custom-mounted road jack, a long-travel suspension system, and other recovery equipment necessary for desert rescue. #5: A TRD Sport Trailer: If the new "Tacozilla" camper is a little much for you, consider this new Toyota concept trailer. The TRD Sport Trailer is constructed from a Tacoma pickup bed and boasts features like a scissor lift and an elevated platform, a Yakima four-person tent, a slide-out sink, a fridge,  a hot water heater, fresh and gray water tanks, a stove, and additional lighting for the campsite. #6: The GR Supra Heritage Edition: This Toyota concept has actually been unveiled once before, but it was to such fanfare that Toyota brought it back to SEMA for another go around. This GR Supra is retro-inspired with headlights, taillights, and a rear wing spoiler that hail back to the 1990s when it was in its heyday. It also boasts 500+ horsepower thanks to a retuned engine and a turbocharger, bigger brakes, a custom push-rod rear suspension, and bigger wheels and tires. #7: An open-top GR Supra Concept: This open-top new Toyota concept car is a feat of engineering. You can remove the top and stick it in the trunk to stow it, but there's no crossbar obstructing the view above. Instead, you'll see nothing but open air as engineers carefully designed this concept for structural ridigity and safety. We don't which - if any - of these new Toyota concepts will arrive at Toyota of Clermont (besides the 2022 Toyota Tundra - stay tuned). But we'll keep you posted! Call us for details at (352) 404-7000 or stop by and see us at 16851 State Road 50, just west of the Florida Turnpike.

Another week, another news roundup! November has arrived and with it brings the SEMA show, the holidays, cooler weather, and the promise of the arrival of new Toyotas very, very soon - we're looking at you, 2022 Toyota Tundra. Our Clermont Toyota dealership is here with a quick roundup of the latest new Toyota news. Happy November! An all-new electric Toyota is coming We've talked about the new Toyota bz4X before, back when it was a new concept car being introduced to the public. Well, it's making the leap from concept to production - it's been officially announced that this new Toyota will be made into a passenger vehicle in Japan first, and hopefully head stateside soon after. BZ stands for "beyond zero" and Toyota hopes that with this eco-friendly electric car they can not only offer a clean drive time solution but actually help to improve the environment as well. Stay tuned for updates about its arrival in the US! Toyota Dream Car USA contest begins If you've got a budding artist in the family, this is their time to shine. Toyota is calling for all kids to design their dream car - or what they think cars should look like in the future - and submit it to them for the Toyota Dream Car USA Contest. Submissions can be made online or via US mail and should be sent in before January 31, 2022. The top three submissions will win cash prizes and a spot of honor at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, CA. Pricing announced for the new 2022 Toyota 86 We've all known that the newly redesigned 2022 Toyota 86 is on its way and bringing with it a redesigned exterior and interior, as well as enhanced performance. We just got new details on it - this new Toyota sports car will boast a starting MSRP of just $27,700, keeping it an affordable option for drivers who want a sports car performance and aesthetic without the high sports car price tag. It should arrive next month, so follow us on social media for updates! Toyota moves up a spot on Fortune Magazine's Global 500 List 2020 was a rough year for the automotive industry, but despite a global pandemic and production shortages Toyota still managed to come out on top. It's been announced that they moved up a spot to spot 9 on the Fortune Magazine Global 500 List, which details the 500 largest companies in the world based on revenue. Toyota Tacoma and Toyota 86 win SEMA Awards SEMA has kicked off in Las Vegas and Toyota is already cleaning up when it comes to awards. Both the Toyota 86 and Toyota Tacoma won Best New Models to Customize awards, with the 86 taking the Sport Compact category while the Tacoma reigned supreme in the Midsize Truck category. We're not surprised, with the plethora of aftermarket parts available to customize both. Want more Toyota news or to hear when the latest new Toyotas are arriving? Follow us on social media OR give us a call. Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week at (352) 404-7000.

Another week, another news roundup! November has arrived and with it brings the SEMA show, the holidays, cooler weather, and the promise of the arrival of new Toyotas very, very soon - we're looking at you, 2022 Toyota Tundra. Our Clermont Toyota dealership is here with a quick roundup of the latest new Toyota news. Happy November! An all-new electric Toyota is coming We've talked about the new Toyota bz4X before, back when it was a new concept car being introduced to the public. Well, it's making the leap from concept to production - it's been officially announced that this new Toyota will be made into a passenger vehicle in Japan first, and hopefully head stateside soon after. BZ stands for "beyond zero" and Toyota hopes that with this eco-friendly electric car they can not only offer a clean drive time solution but actually help to improve the environment as well. Stay tuned for updates about its arrival in the US! Toyota Dream Car USA contest begins If you've got a budding artist in the family, this is their time to shine. Toyota is calling for all kids to design their dream car - or what they think cars should look like in the future - and submit it to them for the Toyota Dream Car USA Contest. Submissions can be made online or via US mail and should be sent in before January 31, 2022. The top three submissions will win cash prizes and a spot of honor at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, CA. Pricing announced for the new 2022 Toyota 86 We've all known that the newly redesigned 2022 Toyota 86 is on its way and bringing with it a redesigned exterior and interior, as well as enhanced performance. We just got new details on it - this new Toyota sports car will boast a starting MSRP of just $27,700, keeping it an affordable option for drivers who want a sports car performance and aesthetic without the high sports car price tag. It should arrive next month, so follow us on social media for updates! Toyota moves up a spot on Fortune Magazine's Global 500 List 2020 was a rough year for the automotive industry, but despite a global pandemic and production shortages Toyota still managed to come out on top. It's been announced that they moved up a spot to spot 9 on the Fortune Magazine Global 500 List, which details the 500 largest companies in the world based on revenue. Toyota Tacoma and Toyota 86 win SEMA Awards SEMA has kicked off in Las Vegas and Toyota is already cleaning up when it comes to awards. Both the Toyota 86 and Toyota Tacoma won Best New Models to Customize awards, with the 86 taking the Sport Compact category while the Tacoma reigned supreme in the Midsize Truck category. We're not surprised, with the plethora of aftermarket parts available to customize both. Want more Toyota news or to hear when the latest new Toyotas are arriving? Follow us on social media OR give us a call. Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week at (352) 404-7000.

Listen fam, here at Toyota of Clermont we like to keep things newsworthy and professional. But, that doesn't mean we won't dabble in the occasional internet rumor or two. After all, oftentimes they aren't entirely off base or wrong for that matter. Take the Tundra rumors, for example. Rumors had been circulating for months about the hybrid twin-turbo V6 drivetrain and that's exactly what we got. Not to say you should believe every single rumor out there, but some of them do, in fact, hold water. Now, this latest rumor, we're not so sure. As you probably well know, there have been countless rumors surrounding the possibility of a Toyota MR2 return. Akio Toyoda is quoted wanting to turn the 86 and Supra duo into a triumvirate of sportscars and a third model has yet to be determined. A new slew of rumors seems to suggest that a new MR2 is closer than we think. Or is it? Follow along with us at Toyota of Clermont for more details right here. But, Seriously. A New Toyota MR2 Would be Sick If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. It's with that sentiment that we should approach these rumors. Truly, a new Clermont Toyota MR2 would be enough to make any one of us jump for joy. But, like we said, too good to be true. But, before we draw conclusions, let's look at what we know so far and add this new rumor. So far, we know: Toyota is aiming to have three mainstay sports models on its lineup. The MR2 is a popular nameplate for Toyota and a likely candidate for the position. Its unique mid-engine design is ripe for experimentation. Toyota made headlines with its future BEV plan. However, they only announced the bZ4X as a current production model. It's possible that a Clermont Toyota MR2 BEV could be in the works. It'd be one hell of a way to expand the EV lineup. Now, for the current rumors. They come from a Japanese website called Spyder7 that publishes pieces related to automotive news. Here's what the piece discusses: A large component of this piece is that the new Clermont Toyota MR2 could be a collaboration vehicle. This is fairly sound given the fact that Toyota's only other 2 sports models are both collaboration projects. The 86 with Subaru and the Supra with BMW. However, the piece claims that the partnership candidates are Lotus and Porsche. While it sounds ridiculous on its face, let's think for a moment why Toyota would want to partner with these 2 companies. Not only are they acclaimed sportscar manufacturers, but they also specialize in mid-engine vehicle architecture. Toyota partnered with BMW for the Supra because of their expertise with inline 6 engines, why wouldn't they partner with modern craftspeople to more accurately revive the MR2? The piece, while sounding a little too specific, also levels that the new Clermont Toyota MR2 will use plug-in hybrid technology mated to a 2.8 or 3.0-liter V6. Allegedly, the new MR2 will look similar to a 2004 Geneva Motor Show concept called the Toyota Alessandro Volta. All in all, these rumors could be totally bogus. But, don't count it out just yet. Toyota works in mysterious ways and you never know. Thanks for tagging along with us at Toyota of Clermont for this new Toyota MR2 news. See you next time!

Listen fam, here at Toyota of Clermont we like to keep things newsworthy and professional. But, that doesn't mean we won't dabble in the occasional internet rumor or two. After all, oftentimes they aren't entirely off base or wrong for that matter. Take the Tundra rumors, for example. Rumors had been circulating for months about the hybrid twin-turbo V6 drivetrain and that's exactly what we got. Not to say you should believe every single rumor out there, but some of them do, in fact, hold water. Now, this latest rumor, we're not so sure. As you probably well know, there have been countless rumors surrounding the possibility of a Toyota MR2 return. Akio Toyoda is quoted wanting to turn the 86 and Supra duo into a triumvirate of sportscars and a third model has yet to be determined. A new slew of rumors seems to suggest that a new MR2 is closer than we think. Or is it? Follow along with us at Toyota of Clermont for more details right here. But, Seriously. A New Toyota MR2 Would be Sick If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. It's with that sentiment that we should approach these rumors. Truly, a new Clermont Toyota MR2 would be enough to make any one of us jump for joy. But, like we said, too good to be true. But, before we draw conclusions, let's look at what we know so far and add this new rumor. So far, we know: Toyota is aiming to have three mainstay sports models on its lineup. The MR2 is a popular nameplate for Toyota and a likely candidate for the position. Its unique mid-engine design is ripe for experimentation. Toyota made headlines with its future BEV plan. However, they only announced the bZ4X as a current production model. It's possible that a Clermont Toyota MR2 BEV could be in the works. It'd be one hell of a way to expand the EV lineup. Now, for the current rumors. They come from a Japanese website called Spyder7 that publishes pieces related to automotive news. Here's what the piece discusses: A large component of this piece is that the new Clermont Toyota MR2 could be a collaboration vehicle. This is fairly sound given the fact that Toyota's only other 2 sports models are both collaboration projects. The 86 with Subaru and the Supra with BMW. However, the piece claims that the partnership candidates are Lotus and Porsche. While it sounds ridiculous on its face, let's think for a moment why Toyota would want to partner with these 2 companies. Not only are they acclaimed sportscar manufacturers, but they also specialize in mid-engine vehicle architecture. Toyota partnered with BMW for the Supra because of their expertise with inline 6 engines, why wouldn't they partner with modern craftspeople to more accurately revive the MR2? The piece, while sounding a little too specific, also levels that the new Clermont Toyota MR2 will use plug-in hybrid technology mated to a 2.8 or 3.0-liter V6. Allegedly, the new MR2 will look similar to a 2004 Geneva Motor Show concept called the Toyota Alessandro Volta. All in all, these rumors could be totally bogus. But, don't count it out just yet. Toyota works in mysterious ways and you never know. Thanks for tagging along with us at Toyota of Clermont for this new Toyota MR2 news. See you next time!

It's a well-known fact that Toyota stays breaking and making records. Sounds a little presumptuous and conceited, but you've gotta own it when you can. The Land Cruiser has climbed the unclimbable, the Camry continues to take trophies in road races, and the Supra is a cemented icon in the halls of history. But, naturally, we couldn't just stop there and be content with what we've achieved so far. It seemed only fitting that the Toyota Mirai, already being one of the world's first produced hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, should make its mark on the world by means other than engineering and specs. The Mirai is in its second generation currently and it just earned a world record for an incredible feat. We have the latest on this story and more about the Mirai at Toyota of Clermont. Follow along with us! A World Record for the Toyota Mirai As we said, the Mirai has already garnered an impressive accolade of being one of the first mass-production hydrogen fuel cell vehicles out there. Unfortunately, it's not widely available in the Clermont area yet, but we can't wait for it to be. Especially hearing this news, we're ecstatic. The Mirai accomplished something an ICE engine could only dream of. It drove 845 miles. Without a single refueling along the way. We know. Impressive. Here's some more info on this amazing story: The Clermont Toyota Mirai was piloted by 2 people, Wayne Gerdes and Bob Winger, over the course of 2 days in an official attempt. This was not an amateur attempt to break a world record, this was an all-in attempt by pros. Their journey began at the Toyota Technical Center in California and the pair managed to log 473 miles in a single day. The next day they returned to the Technical Center and logged an additional 372 miles for a total of 845. About 5.65 kilograms (12.45 pounds) of fuel was consumed during the journey and there was never a need to refuel even though 12 fueling stations were passed along the way. Such an impressive feat for an impressive ride. The Mirai now has a Guinness World Record to add to its ongoing accolades and it's just getting started. A Deeper Look at the Record-Breaking Toyota Mirai The Clermont Mirai is one of the only mass-produced hydrogen fuel cell vehicles on the road. Because of the currently limited fueling infrastructure, Toyota only sells the Mirai in California where there is a substantial number of hydrogen fueling stations. Here are some quick facts about this awesome ride: The Mirai gets an estimated 74 combined MPGe and has an estimated range of 402 miles. As to how 845 was achieved without any refueling, that definitely warrants some digging. Zero emissions are emitted from the vehicle as it uses hydrogen fuel cells for power. Refueling only takes about 5 minutes from an empty to full tank and Toyota is even offering a $15,000 free fuel incentive to new Mirai drivers. It's technologically advanced and now is sporting incredible style. Pretty cool, right? For more info on the Toyota Mirai and the latest Toyota news, keep it here with Toyota of Clermont! You can find us at 16851 State Road 50. See you next time!

It's a well-known fact that Toyota stays breaking and making records. Sounds a little presumptuous and conceited, but you've gotta own it when you can. The Land Cruiser has climbed the unclimbable, the Camry continues to take trophies in road races, and the Supra is a cemented icon in the halls of history. But, naturally, we couldn't just stop there and be content with what we've achieved so far. It seemed only fitting that the Toyota Mirai, already being one of the world's first produced hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, should make its mark on the world by means other than engineering and specs. The Mirai is in its second generation currently and it just earned a world record for an incredible feat. We have the latest on this story and more about the Mirai at Toyota of Clermont. Follow along with us! A World Record for the Toyota Mirai As we said, the Mirai has already garnered an impressive accolade of being one of the first mass-production hydrogen fuel cell vehicles out there. Unfortunately, it's not widely available in the Clermont area yet, but we can't wait for it to be. Especially hearing this news, we're ecstatic. The Mirai accomplished something an ICE engine could only dream of. It drove 845 miles. Without a single refueling along the way. We know. Impressive. Here's some more info on this amazing story: The Clermont Toyota Mirai was piloted by 2 people, Wayne Gerdes and Bob Winger, over the course of 2 days in an official attempt. This was not an amateur attempt to break a world record, this was an all-in attempt by pros. Their journey began at the Toyota Technical Center in California and the pair managed to log 473 miles in a single day. The next day they returned to the Technical Center and logged an additional 372 miles for a total of 845. About 5.65 kilograms (12.45 pounds) of fuel was consumed during the journey and there was never a need to refuel even though 12 fueling stations were passed along the way. Such an impressive feat for an impressive ride. The Mirai now has a Guinness World Record to add to its ongoing accolades and it's just getting started. A Deeper Look at the Record-Breaking Toyota Mirai The Clermont Mirai is one of the only mass-produced hydrogen fuel cell vehicles on the road. Because of the currently limited fueling infrastructure, Toyota only sells the Mirai in California where there is a substantial number of hydrogen fueling stations. Here are some quick facts about this awesome ride: The Mirai gets an estimated 74 combined MPGe and has an estimated range of 402 miles. As to how 845 was achieved without any refueling, that definitely warrants some digging. Zero emissions are emitted from the vehicle as it uses hydrogen fuel cells for power. Refueling only takes about 5 minutes from an empty to full tank and Toyota is even offering a $15,000 free fuel incentive to new Mirai drivers. It's technologically advanced and now is sporting incredible style. Pretty cool, right? For more info on the Toyota Mirai and the latest Toyota news, keep it here with Toyota of Clermont! You can find us at 16851 State Road 50. See you next time!

Here at Toyota of Clermont, Toyota news is the name of the game. We always want to keep you, our readers, up-to-date on the latest info and goings-on, and we love to be of service. Recently there's been quite a surplus of headlines in the world of Toyota. Namely, the dropping of the upcoming Toyota Tundra. Understandably, many have been preoccupied with the prospect of a new heavy-duty truck on the way with loads of new tech and features. Between all the headlines, there might be a few ultra-cool Toyota things you're forgetting about. To catch you back up and get you excited for everything that's to come, Toyota of Clermont is here. Let's check it out! The Cool Toyota News You Might Have Forgotten About The bZ4X is Still Coming! The upcoming Clermont Toyota Tundra will be featuring a bit of electrification with its hybrid drivetrain. While that's revolutionary for Toyota and the pickup truck segment, we can't forget that Toyota is going all the way in the EV game. It's not new Toyota news that the bZ4X is coming soon, but we're sure you might need a refresher. This battery-powered EV is slated to arrive by the middle of next year to North America and a fully loaded EV roll-out plan is scheduled to happen between now and 2025. If you were on the fence about getting into the EV game, now might be the time to do some thinking and climb into the driver's seat. The Fabled Hot Hatch is Real and Coming Soon This one's definitely been lost in the shuffle, but we haven't forgotten. After North America was left with a mad case of envy in the wake of the GR Yaris announcement, Toyota unveiled some exciting news that a Hot Hatch was coming to the North American market soon. Unfortunately, this Toyota news didn't state specifically when this hatchback was coming to market, which model it would be based on, and the specs we should anticipate. Fortunately, we can fill in the blanks a bit here. For starters, it's likely that this Clermont hot hatch will be based on the Corolla Hatchback as it's the only hatchback left in North America. It will also likely c0ntain the same 3-cylinder powerhouse as the GR Yaris. As for finer details and when we can expect more info, we're in the same boat as you. Like King Arthur, the Toyota Avalon is Reaching Eternal Slumber If you've ever read or seen one of the countless iterations of the legend, then you'll know of the island of Avalon where the Clermont Toyota sedan gets its name and the subhead will make sense. If not, well it doesn't matter (I guess). This is all to remind you that this tragic piece of Toyota news states that the Toyota Avalon is not long for this world. Unfortunately, due to low sales figures and consumer preference, the Avalon will become another shelved model next to the Yaris. This overpowered sedan will be sincerely missed. All caught up? Now it's time to shop! Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.

Here at Toyota of Clermont, Toyota news is the name of the game. We always want to keep you, our readers, up-to-date on the latest info and goings-on, and we love to be of service. Recently there's been quite a surplus of headlines in the world of Toyota. Namely, the dropping of the upcoming Toyota Tundra. Understandably, many have been preoccupied with the prospect of a new heavy-duty truck on the way with loads of new tech and features. Between all the headlines, there might be a few ultra-cool Toyota things you're forgetting about. To catch you back up and get you excited for everything that's to come, Toyota of Clermont is here. Let's check it out! The Cool Toyota News You Might Have Forgotten About The bZ4X is Still Coming! The upcoming Clermont Toyota Tundra will be featuring a bit of electrification with its hybrid drivetrain. While that's revolutionary for Toyota and the pickup truck segment, we can't forget that Toyota is going all the way in the EV game. It's not new Toyota news that the bZ4X is coming soon, but we're sure you might need a refresher. This battery-powered EV is slated to arrive by the middle of next year to North America and a fully loaded EV roll-out plan is scheduled to happen between now and 2025. If you were on the fence about getting into the EV game, now might be the time to do some thinking and climb into the driver's seat. The Fabled Hot Hatch is Real and Coming Soon This one's definitely been lost in the shuffle, but we haven't forgotten. After North America was left with a mad case of envy in the wake of the GR Yaris announcement, Toyota unveiled some exciting news that a Hot Hatch was coming to the North American market soon. Unfortunately, this Toyota news didn't state specifically when this hatchback was coming to market, which model it would be based on, and the specs we should anticipate. Fortunately, we can fill in the blanks a bit here. For starters, it's likely that this Clermont hot hatch will be based on the Corolla Hatchback as it's the only hatchback left in North America. It will also likely c0ntain the same 3-cylinder powerhouse as the GR Yaris. As for finer details and when we can expect more info, we're in the same boat as you. Like King Arthur, the Toyota Avalon is Reaching Eternal Slumber If you've ever read or seen one of the countless iterations of the legend, then you'll know of the island of Avalon where the Clermont Toyota sedan gets its name and the subhead will make sense. If not, well it doesn't matter (I guess). This is all to remind you that this tragic piece of Toyota news states that the Toyota Avalon is not long for this world. Unfortunately, due to low sales figures and consumer preference, the Avalon will become another shelved model next to the Yaris. This overpowered sedan will be sincerely missed. All caught up? Now it's time to shop! Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.