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Pardon our play on words, but we can't contain our excitement here at Toyota of Clermont! Speaking on what is perhaps the slowest, most exciting burn in the truck world, the new Toyota Tundra just got a new reveal. So far we've seen an exterior shot, the panoramic moonroof, and engine cover. There's been speculation on trim grades and drivetrains, but there's still much we don't know about this elusive Toyota truck. Well, readers, we just got something new to celebrate. The suspension system for the upcoming Toyota Tundra was revealed and we're excited to tell you all about it. Keep in mind, this information isn't officially confirmed by Toyota and is just our speculation based on images shared in a press release. Let's dive in! Toyota of Clermont's Got the Latest New Toyota Scoop In a recent press release from Toyota, the popular saying of "turning over a new leaf" was used to illustrate that the new Toyota Tundra was getting some upgrades. Particularly, these upgrades will be for the Clermont suspension system. In fact, it's a complete overhaul of this essential automotive system. Leaf spring suspension has been the traditional one to use, but Toyota looks to abandon that. Judging from the pictures we've seen of the suspension system, Toyota will be using a 5-link rear suspension. What exactly does that mean for the Clermont new Toyota Tundra? Link suspension in the rear typically gives trucks more hauling power and durability when it comes to off-roading. Many other competitor models are using this design of suspension and reaping the benefits. But, the unique thing about Toyota's setup is that the link bars are placed closer to the rear axle. This design is most often seen on off-road racing trucks. More than likely, this will be used on TRD variants of the soon-to-release Tundra. There's Always More to the Clermont New Toyota Tundra From the press release photos, we can also see a huge amount of protective skid and bash plating going on. Of course, the iconic front bash-plate, with the embossed TRD lettering, will be making a comeback for the new Toyota Tundra. But, we can also see skid plate coverings on the fuel tank and the bulk of the drivetrain. Now, onto the front. This Clermont new Toyota suspension system using a front suspension system that includes FOX bypass shocks with a sway bar. While Tundras have had this design before, it's interesting to see on a full-size/half-ton model like this. Especially, given the rear suspension schematic. Sway bars aren't often needed for off-roading or racing, but they do provide a comfortable on-road driving experience. Toyota will likely be striking an ideal balance between off-roading chops and on-road comfort for this next iteration. Keep it with Toyota of Clermont for More New Toyota News This is all too exciting! Who knows what we'll be seeing next from the upcoming Toyota Tundra. There's still talk of a possible hybrid drivetrain and even more in-store. For the latest on the Tundra and more, keep it here with us at Toyota of Clermont. If you're shopping for a new Toyota, visit our dealership at 16851 State Road 50 today!

Pardon our play on words, but we can't contain our excitement here at Toyota of Clermont! Speaking on what is perhaps the slowest, most exciting burn in the truck world, the new Toyota Tundra just got a new reveal. So far we've seen an exterior shot, the panoramic moonroof, and engine cover. There's been speculation on trim grades and drivetrains, but there's still much we don't know about this elusive Toyota truck. Well, readers, we just got something new to celebrate. The suspension system for the upcoming Toyota Tundra was revealed and we're excited to tell you all about it. Keep in mind, this information isn't officially confirmed by Toyota and is just our speculation based on images shared in a press release. Let's dive in! Toyota of Clermont's Got the Latest New Toyota Scoop In a recent press release from Toyota, the popular saying of "turning over a new leaf" was used to illustrate that the new Toyota Tundra was getting some upgrades. Particularly, these upgrades will be for the Clermont suspension system. In fact, it's a complete overhaul of this essential automotive system. Leaf spring suspension has been the traditional one to use, but Toyota looks to abandon that. Judging from the pictures we've seen of the suspension system, Toyota will be using a 5-link rear suspension. What exactly does that mean for the Clermont new Toyota Tundra? Link suspension in the rear typically gives trucks more hauling power and durability when it comes to off-roading. Many other competitor models are using this design of suspension and reaping the benefits. But, the unique thing about Toyota's setup is that the link bars are placed closer to the rear axle. This design is most often seen on off-road racing trucks. More than likely, this will be used on TRD variants of the soon-to-release Tundra. There's Always More to the Clermont New Toyota Tundra From the press release photos, we can also see a huge amount of protective skid and bash plating going on. Of course, the iconic front bash-plate, with the embossed TRD lettering, will be making a comeback for the new Toyota Tundra. But, we can also see skid plate coverings on the fuel tank and the bulk of the drivetrain. Now, onto the front. This Clermont new Toyota suspension system using a front suspension system that includes FOX bypass shocks with a sway bar. While Tundras have had this design before, it's interesting to see on a full-size/half-ton model like this. Especially, given the rear suspension schematic. Sway bars aren't often needed for off-roading or racing, but they do provide a comfortable on-road driving experience. Toyota will likely be striking an ideal balance between off-roading chops and on-road comfort for this next iteration. Keep it with Toyota of Clermont for More New Toyota News This is all too exciting! Who knows what we'll be seeing next from the upcoming Toyota Tundra. There's still talk of a possible hybrid drivetrain and even more in-store. For the latest on the Tundra and more, keep it here with us at Toyota of Clermont. If you're shopping for a new Toyota, visit our dealership at 16851 State Road 50 today!

Another week has come and gone and that means there's news to be written about! Toyota has hardly stayed quiet as of late and we have a variety of news to share with you that you're sure to have not heard yet and love. Check out new Toyota news from your reliable source, Toyota of Clermont, right here! What's Happening, Toyota? Hybrid MAX? We've gotten an official look, confirmation of an engine name, and even a pic of the panoramic moonroof. But, the new Toyota Tundra is still thoroughly wrapped in mystery. We still don't know which alternative drivetrains will be offered, how many trim grades there are, the price, and so on. However, we may have just received a clue as to a drivetrain option. The upcoming Clermont Tundra might be going the hybrid route as Toyota recently a trademark for the name "Hybrid Max." iForce Max was revealed to be the name of the upcoming Tundra's engine not too long ago and filing a trademark of similar name just seems a little too coincidental. Like most companies though, Toyota could simply be filing the trademark to ensure that another company doesn't take a product name too similar to whatever they might use in the future. It's certainly a great way to secure intellectual property, but does it mean more than that? Unfortunately, this is something we'll have to wait and see. The Supra Turns 35! It's hard to believe that Clermont new Toyota Supra has turned 35 years old. It seems like yesterday it was coming out from under the wing of the Celica and coming into a model of its own. They grow up so fast (crying actual tears right now). When a milestone like this is crossed, there's only one way for Toyota to celebrate. A new special edition trim grade! To commemorate the 35th of the iconic Toyota sport coupe, there will be a new special edition releasing in Japan. The 35th Anniversary Edition will not include any mechanical upgrades, but some pretty neat aesthetic upgrades like: 19-inch forged alloy matte black wheels. Carbon-fiber interior accent pieces and a "35th Anniversary" designation on the passenger-side dashboard. The Clermont new Toyota special edition trim grade will be based on Japan's SZ-R trim grade which includes red brake calliper cover and matte-black mirror caps. For additional fun, Toyota has limited this model to just 35 copies. Because demand will likely be high for this exclusive trim grade, a raffle will be organized to determine buyers on September 7th. North America won't be getting this particular trim grade, but be on the lookout for other special editions in the future! Parts for the 40 Series Cruiser are Coming Back! If you happen to be restoring or destroying a 40 Series Clermont Toyota Land Cruiser (built between 1960 and 1984), you'll be happy to know that parts are back in production. In an effort to help drivers who still use these models keep them going, Toyota Gazoo Racing will be putting several parts back into production. There isn't a full and concise list just yet, but Toyota has revealed that parts will include engines, drivelines, and exhaust systems, among other things. Parts are expected to go on sale in 2022. Itching for more new Toyota news? Keep it here with Toyota of Clermont! Need a new ride or top quality auto service? Visit us at 16851 State Road 50 today!

Another week has come and gone and that means there's news to be written about! Toyota has hardly stayed quiet as of late and we have a variety of news to share with you that you're sure to have not heard yet and love. Check out new Toyota news from your reliable source, Toyota of Clermont, right here! What's Happening, Toyota? Hybrid MAX? We've gotten an official look, confirmation of an engine name, and even a pic of the panoramic moonroof. But, the new Toyota Tundra is still thoroughly wrapped in mystery. We still don't know which alternative drivetrains will be offered, how many trim grades there are, the price, and so on. However, we may have just received a clue as to a drivetrain option. The upcoming Clermont Tundra might be going the hybrid route as Toyota recently a trademark for the name "Hybrid Max." iForce Max was revealed to be the name of the upcoming Tundra's engine not too long ago and filing a trademark of similar name just seems a little too coincidental. Like most companies though, Toyota could simply be filing the trademark to ensure that another company doesn't take a product name too similar to whatever they might use in the future. It's certainly a great way to secure intellectual property, but does it mean more than that? Unfortunately, this is something we'll have to wait and see. The Supra Turns 35! It's hard to believe that Clermont new Toyota Supra has turned 35 years old. It seems like yesterday it was coming out from under the wing of the Celica and coming into a model of its own. They grow up so fast (crying actual tears right now). When a milestone like this is crossed, there's only one way for Toyota to celebrate. A new special edition trim grade! To commemorate the 35th of the iconic Toyota sport coupe, there will be a new special edition releasing in Japan. The 35th Anniversary Edition will not include any mechanical upgrades, but some pretty neat aesthetic upgrades like: 19-inch forged alloy matte black wheels. Carbon-fiber interior accent pieces and a "35th Anniversary" designation on the passenger-side dashboard. The Clermont new Toyota special edition trim grade will be based on Japan's SZ-R trim grade which includes red brake calliper cover and matte-black mirror caps. For additional fun, Toyota has limited this model to just 35 copies. Because demand will likely be high for this exclusive trim grade, a raffle will be organized to determine buyers on September 7th. North America won't be getting this particular trim grade, but be on the lookout for other special editions in the future! Parts for the 40 Series Cruiser are Coming Back! If you happen to be restoring or destroying a 40 Series Clermont Toyota Land Cruiser (built between 1960 and 1984), you'll be happy to know that parts are back in production. In an effort to help drivers who still use these models keep them going, Toyota Gazoo Racing will be putting several parts back into production. There isn't a full and concise list just yet, but Toyota has revealed that parts will include engines, drivelines, and exhaust systems, among other things. Parts are expected to go on sale in 2022. Itching for more new Toyota news? Keep it here with Toyota of Clermont! Need a new ride or top quality auto service? Visit us at 16851 State Road 50 today!

Unfortunately, in the automotive industry, not all news is good news. Sometimes you're hit with a headline that just brings a tear to your eye. That definitely happened today. To most, if not all, the popular automotive news outlets out there, the Toyota Avalon is in dire straits. First the Land Cruiser and now the Avalon. Sad times indeed. Toyota of Clermont is here for the mourning to begin. We'll recount a brief history of this beloved full-sized sedan and walk through why it's being axed by the Toyota gods. Let's jump in (tears and all)! What Happened to the Toyota Avalon? In a year where cars are in dramatically short supply, it seemed to all the world that Toyota's lineup would remain unphased. We already lost the Clermont Land Cruiser, after all. In fact, sales of the Avalon were up significantly from 2020, but that wasn't enough to save it. In truth, the automotive landscape has changed a lot since the Avalon's peak year, 2000. Drivers now heavily prefer SUVs and compact variants of that formula. If sedans are being driven (yes, the Corolla and Camry are still going strong), they're often more compact in size to emphasize practicality and be more fuel-efficient. For many drivers out there, the Clermont Toyota Avalon was overpowered, overpriced, and not necessary. While there's been no official word from Toyota indicating that the Toyota Avalon is out of the game (there wasn't for the Land Cruiser, either, but it's pretty obvious), reports show that Toyota's manufacturing plant in Kentucky is planning on ending output. This comes as rumors circulated that the Avalon was due for another refresher soon. Remembering the Good Days The Clermont Toyota Avalon may be knocking on death's door, but it has lived a full life for a full-sized sedan. Here are a few historical highlights to remember when you're feeling particularly sappy: The Avalon was introduced all the way back in 1994 as a replacement for the discontinued Cressida. The Cressida used a straight 6-cylinder engine and RWD (honestly, sounds like the perfect combo) while the Avalon opted for a V6 with FWD. "Avalon" refers to the name of an island from Arthurian legends. Five design generations have come and gone for the Clermont Toyota Avalon and each of them bringing something new to the table. The fifth and final generation upped the sporty factor to match what's under the hood. Distinct body lines, distinguished paint color options, a TRD trim grade, and more marked this model year interesting, to say the least. Production and assembly all took place domestically in Georgetown, Kentucky for the Avalon. It's also sold in China and that country will be the only one with Avalon's still available after the 2022 model year. While the Toyota Avalon won't be returning to Toyota of Clermont, there's a silver lining. Something has to replace the once beloved full-sized sedan. Only time will tell when we'll see that, but you can still shop for the Avalon today! Visit us at 16851 State Road 50 and check out our inventory.

Unfortunately, in the automotive industry, not all news is good news. Sometimes you're hit with a headline that just brings a tear to your eye. That definitely happened today. To most, if not all, the popular automotive news outlets out there, the Toyota Avalon is in dire straits. First the Land Cruiser and now the Avalon. Sad times indeed. Toyota of Clermont is here for the mourning to begin. We'll recount a brief history of this beloved full-sized sedan and walk through why it's being axed by the Toyota gods. Let's jump in (tears and all)! What Happened to the Toyota Avalon? In a year where cars are in dramatically short supply, it seemed to all the world that Toyota's lineup would remain unphased. We already lost the Clermont Land Cruiser, after all. In fact, sales of the Avalon were up significantly from 2020, but that wasn't enough to save it. In truth, the automotive landscape has changed a lot since the Avalon's peak year, 2000. Drivers now heavily prefer SUVs and compact variants of that formula. If sedans are being driven (yes, the Corolla and Camry are still going strong), they're often more compact in size to emphasize practicality and be more fuel-efficient. For many drivers out there, the Clermont Toyota Avalon was overpowered, overpriced, and not necessary. While there's been no official word from Toyota indicating that the Toyota Avalon is out of the game (there wasn't for the Land Cruiser, either, but it's pretty obvious), reports show that Toyota's manufacturing plant in Kentucky is planning on ending output. This comes as rumors circulated that the Avalon was due for another refresher soon. Remembering the Good Days The Clermont Toyota Avalon may be knocking on death's door, but it has lived a full life for a full-sized sedan. Here are a few historical highlights to remember when you're feeling particularly sappy: The Avalon was introduced all the way back in 1994 as a replacement for the discontinued Cressida. The Cressida used a straight 6-cylinder engine and RWD (honestly, sounds like the perfect combo) while the Avalon opted for a V6 with FWD. "Avalon" refers to the name of an island from Arthurian legends. Five design generations have come and gone for the Clermont Toyota Avalon and each of them bringing something new to the table. The fifth and final generation upped the sporty factor to match what's under the hood. Distinct body lines, distinguished paint color options, a TRD trim grade, and more marked this model year interesting, to say the least. Production and assembly all took place domestically in Georgetown, Kentucky for the Avalon. It's also sold in China and that country will be the only one with Avalon's still available after the 2022 model year. While the Toyota Avalon won't be returning to Toyota of Clermont, there's a silver lining. Something has to replace the once beloved full-sized sedan. Only time will tell when we'll see that, but you can still shop for the Avalon today! Visit us at 16851 State Road 50 and check out our inventory.

Heads up - new details have been released about the 2022 Toyota Tundra! This elusive new Toyota truck is due to arrive at Toyota of Clermont this fall, but Toyota has been pretty close-mouthed about the specifics that it'll be showcasing when it does. Several teasers have been released, but we're still waiting for the grand unveiling. New details were released this week regarding the interior as well as the technology and performance, and our Clermont Toyota dealership is here to share. We all know that the new 2022 Toyota Tundra has been redesigned both inside and out. It's sporting an all-new exterior look, a redesigned cabin, and an all-new engine under the hood. Here's a bit of what we know so far: The V8 engine that's been in the Toyota Tundra for years is out. It's being replaced with (we are pretty sure) a V6 iForce Max engine, likely one that has turbocharged options. This means more power AND more fuel efficiency, which is a big plus for drivers. It's also highly likely that a hybrid powertrain will be up for grabs in the new 2022 model for a cleaner and greener performance. We also know that it'll have a 10-speed automatic transmission and be designed based on the new TNGA platform with body-on-frame construction and high-strength steel for an overall lighter weight. The interior will likely showcase top tech for both entertainment and safety (after all, it is Toyota). A new tablet-like touchscreen interface will be up for grabs and there will be a power rear window. So what's been revealed in the latest teaser photos for the 2022 Toyota Tundra? Here's what we were able to glean from the trio of pictures: The plush interior will be available in a red fabric/perforated leather trim. It's super similar to that of the 2021 Toyota TRD Camry (which we absolutely love) and will likely be available on a TRD model of the 2022 Toyota Tundra. Additionally, TRD badging will be featured throughout, including on the seats. New teaser photos have also revealed that wireless charging will be available in this Clermont Toyota truck, so it's reasonable to expect that the rest of the cabin would follow suit and offer the best of the best when it comes to technology. On top of that, a knob for drive modes is featured in the teaser photos. Toyota Tundra enthusiasts are pretty excited about this particular teaser because the knob reveals that there will be Downhill Assist Control, Multi-Terrain Select, CRAWL Control, and Tow/Haul modes available. This 2022 Toyota Tundra is going to be prepped and ready for any type of terrain, it seems. We really don't have any updates on when the new 2022 model will arrive at Toyota of Clermont, but we can certainly keep you posted! Follow us on social media for updates or call us. You can reach our Clermont Toyota sales specialists seven days a week at (352) 404-7000.

Heads up - new details have been released about the 2022 Toyota Tundra! This elusive new Toyota truck is due to arrive at Toyota of Clermont this fall, but Toyota has been pretty close-mouthed about the specifics that it'll be showcasing when it does. Several teasers have been released, but we're still waiting for the grand unveiling. New details were released this week regarding the interior as well as the technology and performance, and our Clermont Toyota dealership is here to share. We all know that the new 2022 Toyota Tundra has been redesigned both inside and out. It's sporting an all-new exterior look, a redesigned cabin, and an all-new engine under the hood. Here's a bit of what we know so far: The V8 engine that's been in the Toyota Tundra for years is out. It's being replaced with (we are pretty sure) a V6 iForce Max engine, likely one that has turbocharged options. This means more power AND more fuel efficiency, which is a big plus for drivers. It's also highly likely that a hybrid powertrain will be up for grabs in the new 2022 model for a cleaner and greener performance. We also know that it'll have a 10-speed automatic transmission and be designed based on the new TNGA platform with body-on-frame construction and high-strength steel for an overall lighter weight. The interior will likely showcase top tech for both entertainment and safety (after all, it is Toyota). A new tablet-like touchscreen interface will be up for grabs and there will be a power rear window. So what's been revealed in the latest teaser photos for the 2022 Toyota Tundra? Here's what we were able to glean from the trio of pictures: The plush interior will be available in a red fabric/perforated leather trim. It's super similar to that of the 2021 Toyota TRD Camry (which we absolutely love) and will likely be available on a TRD model of the 2022 Toyota Tundra. Additionally, TRD badging will be featured throughout, including on the seats. New teaser photos have also revealed that wireless charging will be available in this Clermont Toyota truck, so it's reasonable to expect that the rest of the cabin would follow suit and offer the best of the best when it comes to technology. On top of that, a knob for drive modes is featured in the teaser photos. Toyota Tundra enthusiasts are pretty excited about this particular teaser because the knob reveals that there will be Downhill Assist Control, Multi-Terrain Select, CRAWL Control, and Tow/Haul modes available. This 2022 Toyota Tundra is going to be prepped and ready for any type of terrain, it seems. We really don't have any updates on when the new 2022 model will arrive at Toyota of Clermont, but we can certainly keep you posted! Follow us on social media for updates or call us. You can reach our Clermont Toyota sales specialists seven days a week at (352) 404-7000.

Our cars have evolved so much. We've created incredible technological feats in the short time that the automobile has been a thing. It's quite an incredible thing to marvel at. But, time continues forward and our means of transportation is only going to become more advanced from here. One thing you may not have seen evolving any time soon, the car owner's manual, is getting an upgrade, thanks to Toyota. Bridging the gap between the smartphone and the car isn't something we thought we'd see happen on such a scale, but Toyota is making it happen! Apart from a new digital owner's manual there are several new car apps Toyota offers to its drivers. If you're interested in making full use of this technology, Toyota of Clermont is here to catalog and explain them all. Let's dive in! Keeping You Connected to Your Ride Like we said, Toyota makes great use of a variety of connected app services to help you make full use of your ride. Each one provides a different type of information for drivers to use to better the health and safety of their ride. Here are a few, what they do, and how you can access them: Remote Connect These new car apps help you stay connected to your Clermont Toyota car. Remote Connect is one impressive feature that truly shows this. All from an app on your phone you can do things like:  unlock/lock your vehicle, start it through your phone, assign guest drivers and travel speed limits, get vehicle status alerts for fuel level and if the windows are down, find your vehicle via GPS, and so much more! If you happen to drive in a plug-in hybrid or the Clermont Toyota Mirai, you can take advantage of additional features like charging station locator, charge management, climate settings, and hydrogen fuel station locator. This feature is subscription based and costs $80/year and is available on a variety of new car models. Joya Virtual Driving Companion Voice control is one of the most convenient features that can make driving markedly safer. Toyota is rolling out its new virtual assistant, Joya, to the Clermont new car Toyota Sienna. Joya acts as a digital tool to access a variety of information about the new Sienna. Think of it as a voice-activated digital owner's manual. The technology is powered by Google AI and can be accessed through the Toyota App. Service Connect Keeping up with your vehicle's health is immensely important, but everyone forgets sometimes. Toyota Service Connect can help with that! This convenient feature, included in the Toyota App, can send reminders to Clermont new car drivers about the health of their vehicle, when it's time to schedule a maintenance appointment, and maintenance alerts that also alert your preferred dealer. Don't forget that Clermont new car Toyota drivers can take advantage of many more amazing features including: Destination Assist, Wi-Fi Connect, and Safety Connect. Ready to get behind the wheel of a new Toyota today? Visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50.

Our cars have evolved so much. We've created incredible technological feats in the short time that the automobile has been a thing. It's quite an incredible thing to marvel at. But, time continues forward and our means of transportation is only going to become more advanced from here. One thing you may not have seen evolving any time soon, the car owner's manual, is getting an upgrade, thanks to Toyota. Bridging the gap between the smartphone and the car isn't something we thought we'd see happen on such a scale, but Toyota is making it happen! Apart from a new digital owner's manual there are several new car apps Toyota offers to its drivers. If you're interested in making full use of this technology, Toyota of Clermont is here to catalog and explain them all. Let's dive in! Keeping You Connected to Your Ride Like we said, Toyota makes great use of a variety of connected app services to help you make full use of your ride. Each one provides a different type of information for drivers to use to better the health and safety of their ride. Here are a few, what they do, and how you can access them: Remote Connect These new car apps help you stay connected to your Clermont Toyota car. Remote Connect is one impressive feature that truly shows this. All from an app on your phone you can do things like:  unlock/lock your vehicle, start it through your phone, assign guest drivers and travel speed limits, get vehicle status alerts for fuel level and if the windows are down, find your vehicle via GPS, and so much more! If you happen to drive in a plug-in hybrid or the Clermont Toyota Mirai, you can take advantage of additional features like charging station locator, charge management, climate settings, and hydrogen fuel station locator. This feature is subscription based and costs $80/year and is available on a variety of new car models. Joya Virtual Driving Companion Voice control is one of the most convenient features that can make driving markedly safer. Toyota is rolling out its new virtual assistant, Joya, to the Clermont new car Toyota Sienna. Joya acts as a digital tool to access a variety of information about the new Sienna. Think of it as a voice-activated digital owner's manual. The technology is powered by Google AI and can be accessed through the Toyota App. Service Connect Keeping up with your vehicle's health is immensely important, but everyone forgets sometimes. Toyota Service Connect can help with that! This convenient feature, included in the Toyota App, can send reminders to Clermont new car drivers about the health of their vehicle, when it's time to schedule a maintenance appointment, and maintenance alerts that also alert your preferred dealer. Don't forget that Clermont new car Toyota drivers can take advantage of many more amazing features including: Destination Assist, Wi-Fi Connect, and Safety Connect. Ready to get behind the wheel of a new Toyota today? Visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50.

Toyota has been a little quiet as of late when it comes to making headlines. The new Tundra is coming soon, the Corolla Cross will launch before we know it, and so on. But, this is all old news. We haven't seen too many new announcements, but that doesn't mean there isn't something interesting going on. This week, Toyota of Clermont is here with some interesting (to say the least) new Toyota news stories and one story that isn't too crazy but you'll definitely want to know about. Let's get started! Some Crazy New Toyota Stories Can an Engine that's Been Buried for a Year Still Run? Yes, the most existential and profound of questions out there. Truly. But, for real, can you actually get an engine to run after it's been buried in the ground for a year? That's what the guys behind Garage 54 (a popular YouTube channel of mechanics from Russia) sought to find out. About a year ago, the guys decided to pull a crazy car stunt (which they most always do. Highly recommend watching) that involved burying an engine and resurrecting it. But, that was a year ago. The engine, being a new Toyota diesel 2CT model, had been buried for an entire year with the wiring, air intake, and radiator all exposed. It even endured an entire Russian winter! After it was dug up and hosed off, the engin surprisingly only needed a few repairs and checks before it was running again. While we wouldn't recommend mating this engine to anything, it's still a remarkable and funny story! How Long Does it Take You to Park by Backing in? If you answered 8 minutes, answer this, are you the person in this hilarious video? While we at Toyota of Clermont understand that driving is a lengthy learning experience at which no one is truly an expert, this is pretty funny to watch. Based in the UK, The Sun published a video via Twitter that shows a Clermont new Toyota Auris driver struggling to back in park for 8 minutes before getting it right. What makes the situation more hilarious is the fact that there are several open spaces around for the driver to have room to work and it still takes a ludicrous amount of time. About 10 different maneuvers later and the driver finally gets it together. Thanks for the laughs! Back to Normalcy - The 2022 Toyota Supra A91-CF Edition Will Start at $64,275 The Clermont new Toyota Supra continues to get classier and the prices continue to climb. For the 2022 model year, the Supra is getting a design upgrade with the Carbon Fiber Edition. This edition adds aesthetic upgrades like carbon fiber front splitter and rocker panel pieces. 19-inch wheels and unique red stitching inside tie this package together. There will only be 600 copies of this special edition ride and the price is pretty steep. Looking at the numbers, this sticker price is $8,000 more than the 2021 A91 Edition Clermont new Toyota Supra. Will you be driving one of these home? Ready to shop for a new Toyota with Toyota of Clermont? Visit us at 16851 State Road 50 today!

Toyota has been a little quiet as of late when it comes to making headlines. The new Tundra is coming soon, the Corolla Cross will launch before we know it, and so on. But, this is all old news. We haven't seen too many new announcements, but that doesn't mean there isn't something interesting going on. This week, Toyota of Clermont is here with some interesting (to say the least) new Toyota news stories and one story that isn't too crazy but you'll definitely want to know about. Let's get started! Some Crazy New Toyota Stories Can an Engine that's Been Buried for a Year Still Run? Yes, the most existential and profound of questions out there. Truly. But, for real, can you actually get an engine to run after it's been buried in the ground for a year? That's what the guys behind Garage 54 (a popular YouTube channel of mechanics from Russia) sought to find out. About a year ago, the guys decided to pull a crazy car stunt (which they most always do. Highly recommend watching) that involved burying an engine and resurrecting it. But, that was a year ago. The engine, being a new Toyota diesel 2CT model, had been buried for an entire year with the wiring, air intake, and radiator all exposed. It even endured an entire Russian winter! After it was dug up and hosed off, the engin surprisingly only needed a few repairs and checks before it was running again. While we wouldn't recommend mating this engine to anything, it's still a remarkable and funny story! How Long Does it Take You to Park by Backing in? If you answered 8 minutes, answer this, are you the person in this hilarious video? While we at Toyota of Clermont understand that driving is a lengthy learning experience at which no one is truly an expert, this is pretty funny to watch. Based in the UK, The Sun published a video via Twitter that shows a Clermont new Toyota Auris driver struggling to back in park for 8 minutes before getting it right. What makes the situation more hilarious is the fact that there are several open spaces around for the driver to have room to work and it still takes a ludicrous amount of time. About 10 different maneuvers later and the driver finally gets it together. Thanks for the laughs! Back to Normalcy - The 2022 Toyota Supra A91-CF Edition Will Start at $64,275 The Clermont new Toyota Supra continues to get classier and the prices continue to climb. For the 2022 model year, the Supra is getting a design upgrade with the Carbon Fiber Edition. This edition adds aesthetic upgrades like carbon fiber front splitter and rocker panel pieces. 19-inch wheels and unique red stitching inside tie this package together. There will only be 600 copies of this special edition ride and the price is pretty steep. Looking at the numbers, this sticker price is $8,000 more than the 2021 A91 Edition Clermont new Toyota Supra. Will you be driving one of these home? Ready to shop for a new Toyota with Toyota of Clermont? Visit us at 16851 State Road 50 today!