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If you're the proud owner of a Toyota Tacoma - or you're thinking about buying one in the near future - we've got big news for you. Toyota is introducing its first-ever TRD lift kit for this much-loved truck, and Toyota of Clermont has all the details on what it can bring to your drive time. Check it out! First things first - this is the FIRST TRD lift kit ever produced by Toyota for the Clermont Toyota Tacoma. Up until now, if you wanted to put a lift kit on your truck you had to explore other avenues (and you would also lack the reliability and longevity of a Toyota product, as well as possibly mess with existing warranties). This lift kit will be dealer-installed, come with all the necessary hardware, and will also offer warranties for added peace of mind. Here are some more details: The kit is composed of Bilstein monotube shocks with digressive valving. Each shock is fitted with a red TRD dust boot, as well as "Tuned by TRD" graphics so there's no question where the kit came from. The front shocks offer an additional 2" of lift. They have an adjusted coil spring position on the shock tube as well as an extended rebound stroke. The rear shocks boost things by 1" in the back. They have a larger shock body than the standard Toyota Tacoma shock. This is a benefit to you because this means they can hold more oil, which in turn keeps things cooler and improves the damping response for better handling on rocky or uneven terrain. The rear shocks also have cast-iron spacers and larger piston and piston rods for enhanced strength. Overall, the lift kit will have enhanced ground clearance by 1.7". Additionally, the angles have all been improved - the approach angle is now +3.1 to 32 degrees, the breakover angle is now +1.6 to 23 degrees, and the departure angle is now +0.5 to 24 degrees. This all translates to much better handling no matter how tough the terrain gets. This new Tacoma TRD lift kit is also designed by and approved by TRD engineers. This means it's the only existing lift kit that is compatible with the Toyota Safety Sense System technology that you'll find in this Clermont Toyota truck. It also has a special, uniquely designed grille with heritage-inspired TOYOTA lettering on it (as opposed to the regular Toyota badge) and a new Toyota Safety System millimeter wave sensor. This is to ensure that the front camera works properly even in spite of the lift kit and additional height of the truck. This new TRD lift kit will be priced at $1,350 and will be compatible with all Toyota Tacoma V6 4x4 models after the 2020 model year. If you have the kit installed at time of purchase of your new truck, you'll get a three year/36,000 mile warranty on it; if you have it installed after the fact, you'll get a one year/12,000 mile warranty on it. Have questions or want to shop Toyota Tacomas OR their parts and accessories? Call Toyota of Clermont today at (352) 404-7000 or stop by and see us. We're conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50.

If you're the proud owner of a Toyota Tacoma - or you're thinking about buying one in the near future - we've got big news for you. Toyota is introducing its first-ever TRD lift kit for this much-loved truck, and Toyota of Clermont has all the details on what it can bring to your drive time. Check it out! First things first - this is the FIRST TRD lift kit ever produced by Toyota for the Clermont Toyota Tacoma. Up until now, if you wanted to put a lift kit on your truck you had to explore other avenues (and you would also lack the reliability and longevity of a Toyota product, as well as possibly mess with existing warranties). This lift kit will be dealer-installed, come with all the necessary hardware, and will also offer warranties for added peace of mind. Here are some more details: The kit is composed of Bilstein monotube shocks with digressive valving. Each shock is fitted with a red TRD dust boot, as well as "Tuned by TRD" graphics so there's no question where the kit came from. The front shocks offer an additional 2" of lift. They have an adjusted coil spring position on the shock tube as well as an extended rebound stroke. The rear shocks boost things by 1" in the back. They have a larger shock body than the standard Toyota Tacoma shock. This is a benefit to you because this means they can hold more oil, which in turn keeps things cooler and improves the damping response for better handling on rocky or uneven terrain. The rear shocks also have cast-iron spacers and larger piston and piston rods for enhanced strength. Overall, the lift kit will have enhanced ground clearance by 1.7". Additionally, the angles have all been improved - the approach angle is now +3.1 to 32 degrees, the breakover angle is now +1.6 to 23 degrees, and the departure angle is now +0.5 to 24 degrees. This all translates to much better handling no matter how tough the terrain gets. This new Tacoma TRD lift kit is also designed by and approved by TRD engineers. This means it's the only existing lift kit that is compatible with the Toyota Safety Sense System technology that you'll find in this Clermont Toyota truck. It also has a special, uniquely designed grille with heritage-inspired TOYOTA lettering on it (as opposed to the regular Toyota badge) and a new Toyota Safety System millimeter wave sensor. This is to ensure that the front camera works properly even in spite of the lift kit and additional height of the truck. This new TRD lift kit will be priced at $1,350 and will be compatible with all Toyota Tacoma V6 4x4 models after the 2020 model year. If you have the kit installed at time of purchase of your new truck, you'll get a three year/36,000 mile warranty on it; if you have it installed after the fact, you'll get a one year/12,000 mile warranty on it. Have questions or want to shop Toyota Tacomas OR their parts and accessories? Call Toyota of Clermont today at (352) 404-7000 or stop by and see us. We're conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50.

Toyota has been quite an interesting party when it comes to its stance on electric cars. Throwing shade at Tesla, Akio Toyoda describing the market as currently dismal and fantastical, and now we have news that Toyota is bringing 3 electrified models to North America, 2 of which will be battery powered EVs. While it may seem like a ball out of left field scenario for our favorite automotive manufacturer, the truth is that Toyota is largely committed to making a positive environmental impact with its lineup. The Clermont Toyota Prius began the trend as the world's first mainstream hybrid car and now we have more options than ever. Toyota's recent announcement comes as a surprise to many of us and we can't wait to see what new models are going to be introduced this year! If you're looking for the latest info, Toyota of Clermont has it right here! More Electric Cars Coming Your Way! In an unexpected turn of events, Toyota published a news release just days ago detailing how it would debut 3 new electric cars for the North American market and it would do it in 2021. One would be a plug-in Clermont EV, like the Toyota RAV4 Prime, and the other 2 would be strictly battery operated EVs, much like a Tesla vehicle. We definitely weren't expecting that to happen and especially with this quick of a turn around. It's likely we'll have more details later regarding what these vehicles will actually be along with their features and performance metrics, but for now we have some initial details: Toyota plans to unveil a specific electric car platform between now and 2025. The e-TNGA platform will, in effect, make it so that Toyota can design any one of its vehicles on the conventional and Lexus lineups to be electrified in some capacity. The overall goal of introducing these vehicles and providing more electric options is to allow Toyota's consumer base to enter the EV market from various affordability points. The idea is to lower greenhouse gases over a gradual period of time by allowing drivers to access electric cars in various purchasing stages. Multiple past news headlines point to a possible new electric car being produced rather than just a simple electrified version of an existing model. Plus, Toyota's deal with Panasonic to create more efficient vehicle batteries might bear fruit with this upcoming venture. Unfortunately, news regarding these new electric vehicles is fairly scarce. For now we'll have to wait until we receive more news to report further. But, judging from this recent news release and other reports we've seen, Toyota is planning big things for this year. The new Clermont Toyota Tundra could be unveiled soon, Toyota recently filed a trademark for the Celica name, and the Toyota 86 is getting a new design sometime soon! Shop with Toyota of Clermont Today! To stay up to date on the latest in Toyota news, especially about these new electric cars, follow our blog and check back for more frequently. If you're looking for a new Toyota model to drive home today, visit our dealership at 16851 State Road 50!

Toyota has been quite an interesting party when it comes to its stance on electric cars. Throwing shade at Tesla, Akio Toyoda describing the market as currently dismal and fantastical, and now we have news that Toyota is bringing 3 electrified models to North America, 2 of which will be battery powered EVs. While it may seem like a ball out of left field scenario for our favorite automotive manufacturer, the truth is that Toyota is largely committed to making a positive environmental impact with its lineup. The Clermont Toyota Prius began the trend as the world's first mainstream hybrid car and now we have more options than ever. Toyota's recent announcement comes as a surprise to many of us and we can't wait to see what new models are going to be introduced this year! If you're looking for the latest info, Toyota of Clermont has it right here! More Electric Cars Coming Your Way! In an unexpected turn of events, Toyota published a news release just days ago detailing how it would debut 3 new electric cars for the North American market and it would do it in 2021. One would be a plug-in Clermont EV, like the Toyota RAV4 Prime, and the other 2 would be strictly battery operated EVs, much like a Tesla vehicle. We definitely weren't expecting that to happen and especially with this quick of a turn around. It's likely we'll have more details later regarding what these vehicles will actually be along with their features and performance metrics, but for now we have some initial details: Toyota plans to unveil a specific electric car platform between now and 2025. The e-TNGA platform will, in effect, make it so that Toyota can design any one of its vehicles on the conventional and Lexus lineups to be electrified in some capacity. The overall goal of introducing these vehicles and providing more electric options is to allow Toyota's consumer base to enter the EV market from various affordability points. The idea is to lower greenhouse gases over a gradual period of time by allowing drivers to access electric cars in various purchasing stages. Multiple past news headlines point to a possible new electric car being produced rather than just a simple electrified version of an existing model. Plus, Toyota's deal with Panasonic to create more efficient vehicle batteries might bear fruit with this upcoming venture. Unfortunately, news regarding these new electric vehicles is fairly scarce. For now we'll have to wait until we receive more news to report further. But, judging from this recent news release and other reports we've seen, Toyota is planning big things for this year. The new Clermont Toyota Tundra could be unveiled soon, Toyota recently filed a trademark for the Celica name, and the Toyota 86 is getting a new design sometime soon! Shop with Toyota of Clermont Today! To stay up to date on the latest in Toyota news, especially about these new electric cars, follow our blog and check back for more frequently. If you're looking for a new Toyota model to drive home today, visit our dealership at 16851 State Road 50!

The automotive industry is always moving and there's always something new to talk about. When it comes to our most beloved automotive brand (perhaps we're a bit biased), Toyota always keeps its foot on the gas delivering something new just about every day. In today's new Toyota news we have a possible 2022 Tundra sighting, Toyota surpassing a close competitor to become the world's #1 car seller, a factory widebody kit MkIV Supra for sale, and a few reasons why you should drive the 2021 Sienna. Check it all out with us at Toyota of Clermont right here! The Latest Toyota News Right Here! 2022 Toyota Tundra Sighting? On the super cold streets of northern Minnesota a Toyota test truck was spotted. Due to its size and excessive use of test camo, this could only be the Clermont Toyota Tundra! We've widely speculated that a newly redesigned model will be releasing for the 2022 model year and the evidence is too glaring to ignore. The photos we've seen show a camouflaged rear suspension system that many speculate could mean 5-link rear suspension is going to be used. It's still up in the air if the new Toyota truck will be using a twin-turbo V6 or some type of hybrid drivetrain, but the total horsepower output is estimated to be somewhere between 450 and 500 horsepower. Toyota is the #1 Car Seller in the World For years Volkswagen has held the title of the #1 automotive seller in the world. We applaud our esteemed competitor and greatly accept the new title, even if it came at great cost to the automotive industry as a whole. During the initial and continued phases of the coronavirus pandemic, the automotive industry came to a grinding halt and has since been struggling to recover completely. Toyota's global sales fell 11% globally while VW's fell roughly 24%. Widebody Kit Toyota MkIV Supra Available The late 80s to early 90s is often referred to as the "bubble period" of Japan's economy and it was marked by some of the oddest cars in existence. It was also the time when a new Toyota became an instant collector's item and there are still some highly coveted rides out there today that Clermont Toyota fans would love to get their hands on. A recent seller listing advertises a recently imported 1993 Toyota MkIV Supra. For some context, this Supra resembles a select vein of MkIV Supras that were branded as TRD 3000GT conversions during their production. There are only 35 of those puppies out there. While this particular Clermont new Toyota Supra isn't a 3000GT, it still carries the rare body-kit option those cars came with. This Supra is marked at $85k, but it's well worth it when you consider the rarity of the bodykit, the 2JZ engine under the hood, and the low odometer reading of 47k miles. Toyota's 6 Things to Love About the New Toyota Sienna The new Toyota Sienna has arrived to Toyota of Clermont and Toyota has a list of 6 reasons why you'll love driving this new standard hybrid minivan. Here they are! 1) This generation new Toyota Sienna is the sleekest and most stylish of the bunch. The exterior design was inspired by Japan's Shinkansen bullet train and includes bold exterior style choices. 2) The interior is designed to be both streamlined and efficient with plenty of spaces for storage and organization. 3) For the 2021 model year, the new Toyota Sienna can tow up to 3,500 pounds. 4) It's a standard hybrid across all trim grades and sports the best fuel-efficiency numbers around. 5) The interior is super spacious and gets even better with optional captain's chairs in the middle row. 6) 243 horsepower, FWD, a 10-inch color display, and more tie the new Toyota Sienna together in amazing glory and make it one unique vehicle beloved by many in Toyota of Clermont. Ready to Shop Today? At Toyota of Clermont we're ready to help you get behind the wheel of the vehicle you want today! Visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50 today or shop our full inventory online.

The automotive industry is always moving and there's always something new to talk about. When it comes to our most beloved automotive brand (perhaps we're a bit biased), Toyota always keeps its foot on the gas delivering something new just about every day. In today's new Toyota news we have a possible 2022 Tundra sighting, Toyota surpassing a close competitor to become the world's #1 car seller, a factory widebody kit MkIV Supra for sale, and a few reasons why you should drive the 2021 Sienna. Check it all out with us at Toyota of Clermont right here! The Latest Toyota News Right Here! 2022 Toyota Tundra Sighting? On the super cold streets of northern Minnesota a Toyota test truck was spotted. Due to its size and excessive use of test camo, this could only be the Clermont Toyota Tundra! We've widely speculated that a newly redesigned model will be releasing for the 2022 model year and the evidence is too glaring to ignore. The photos we've seen show a camouflaged rear suspension system that many speculate could mean 5-link rear suspension is going to be used. It's still up in the air if the new Toyota truck will be using a twin-turbo V6 or some type of hybrid drivetrain, but the total horsepower output is estimated to be somewhere between 450 and 500 horsepower. Toyota is the #1 Car Seller in the World For years Volkswagen has held the title of the #1 automotive seller in the world. We applaud our esteemed competitor and greatly accept the new title, even if it came at great cost to the automotive industry as a whole. During the initial and continued phases of the coronavirus pandemic, the automotive industry came to a grinding halt and has since been struggling to recover completely. Toyota's global sales fell 11% globally while VW's fell roughly 24%. Widebody Kit Toyota MkIV Supra Available The late 80s to early 90s is often referred to as the "bubble period" of Japan's economy and it was marked by some of the oddest cars in existence. It was also the time when a new Toyota became an instant collector's item and there are still some highly coveted rides out there today that Clermont Toyota fans would love to get their hands on. A recent seller listing advertises a recently imported 1993 Toyota MkIV Supra. For some context, this Supra resembles a select vein of MkIV Supras that were branded as TRD 3000GT conversions during their production. There are only 35 of those puppies out there. While this particular Clermont new Toyota Supra isn't a 3000GT, it still carries the rare body-kit option those cars came with. This Supra is marked at $85k, but it's well worth it when you consider the rarity of the bodykit, the 2JZ engine under the hood, and the low odometer reading of 47k miles. Toyota's 6 Things to Love About the New Toyota Sienna The new Toyota Sienna has arrived to Toyota of Clermont and Toyota has a list of 6 reasons why you'll love driving this new standard hybrid minivan. Here they are! 1) This generation new Toyota Sienna is the sleekest and most stylish of the bunch. The exterior design was inspired by Japan's Shinkansen bullet train and includes bold exterior style choices. 2) The interior is designed to be both streamlined and efficient with plenty of spaces for storage and organization. 3) For the 2021 model year, the new Toyota Sienna can tow up to 3,500 pounds. 4) It's a standard hybrid across all trim grades and sports the best fuel-efficiency numbers around. 5) The interior is super spacious and gets even better with optional captain's chairs in the middle row. 6) 243 horsepower, FWD, a 10-inch color display, and more tie the new Toyota Sienna together in amazing glory and make it one unique vehicle beloved by many in Toyota of Clermont. Ready to Shop Today? At Toyota of Clermont we're ready to help you get behind the wheel of the vehicle you want today! Visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50 today or shop our full inventory online.

Toyota is an automotive manufacturer that's all about invention and ingenuity. We're renowned for producing quality vehicles, designing a vehicle that ascended Mt. Fuji, and the world's first mainstream hybrid, the Toyota Prius. Focusing on the latter of those few, but impressive, things, the Toyota Prius is truly a unique vehicle. It was the world's first hybrid vehicle that achieved fuel-efficiency metrics no one thought achievable. It was revolutionary for its time and now other automotive brands have followed suit by creating their own hybrid models. With a fair bit of time having passed since the last Prius facelift, many are wondering if the world's first hybrid is going to get the new model year treatment. The good news is that we at Toyota of Clermont think a new Prius is on the horizon. Read on for more info! The Toyota Prius is Due for an Upgrade Just recently we revealed that the Toyota 86 will be getting several new designs for the upcoming model year and before that news about a potential new Clermont Toyota Tundra coming our way. It seems that Toyota is making some big moves and reportedly the Toyota Prius will be included in the festivities. Having retained much of the same aesthetics and features since 2016, it's about time for something new for the world's first mainstream hybrid. Plus, Toyota recently introduced and rolled out the Clermont Toyota Corolla Hybrid into its lineup. For reasons pertaining to style and affordability, many have flocked to that option instead of the Prius. While nothing has been confirmed by Toyota yet, a report from a Japanese magazine, Mag-X, has eluded to the refreshing of the Prius. Most of the details are well shrouded in mystery, but here's what we know so far: Because Toyota has rolled out the TNGA-C platform en masse, it's likely that the new Clermont Toyota Prius will be based in it. It's highly likely that a new Prius will be styled more aggressively and include more style options for drivers to choose from. It could follow a similar route to its hydrogen fuel cell cousin, the Toyota Mirai, when it comes to style and design. A big question surrounding the new Toyota Prius is whether or not it will include an optional battery electric powertrain. Toyota has eluded to the inclusion of an EV in the lineup previously, but resists bringing one to North America due to a lack of market share and consumer enthusiasm. A new Prius could be the answer. There's also the idea floating around that the Prius will no longer be a standard hybrid and instead be replaced by a standard plug-in drivetrain like the Prius Prime. For design cues, internet sleuths and automotive journalists are looking to the 2019 concept LQ for inspiration. This concept was designed with advanced technology that hasn't quite been created yet, but it's design could offer some ideas as to what a new Prius would look like. Shop for the Toyota Prius Today! The current model year Toyota Prius is still on sale here at Toyota of Clermont! Shop for one today at 16851 State Road 50 or visit our website anytime.

Toyota is an automotive manufacturer that's all about invention and ingenuity. We're renowned for producing quality vehicles, designing a vehicle that ascended Mt. Fuji, and the world's first mainstream hybrid, the Toyota Prius. Focusing on the latter of those few, but impressive, things, the Toyota Prius is truly a unique vehicle. It was the world's first hybrid vehicle that achieved fuel-efficiency metrics no one thought achievable. It was revolutionary for its time and now other automotive brands have followed suit by creating their own hybrid models. With a fair bit of time having passed since the last Prius facelift, many are wondering if the world's first hybrid is going to get the new model year treatment. The good news is that we at Toyota of Clermont think a new Prius is on the horizon. Read on for more info! The Toyota Prius is Due for an Upgrade Just recently we revealed that the Toyota 86 will be getting several new designs for the upcoming model year and before that news about a potential new Clermont Toyota Tundra coming our way. It seems that Toyota is making some big moves and reportedly the Toyota Prius will be included in the festivities. Having retained much of the same aesthetics and features since 2016, it's about time for something new for the world's first mainstream hybrid. Plus, Toyota recently introduced and rolled out the Clermont Toyota Corolla Hybrid into its lineup. For reasons pertaining to style and affordability, many have flocked to that option instead of the Prius. While nothing has been confirmed by Toyota yet, a report from a Japanese magazine, Mag-X, has eluded to the refreshing of the Prius. Most of the details are well shrouded in mystery, but here's what we know so far: Because Toyota has rolled out the TNGA-C platform en masse, it's likely that the new Clermont Toyota Prius will be based in it. It's highly likely that a new Prius will be styled more aggressively and include more style options for drivers to choose from. It could follow a similar route to its hydrogen fuel cell cousin, the Toyota Mirai, when it comes to style and design. A big question surrounding the new Toyota Prius is whether or not it will include an optional battery electric powertrain. Toyota has eluded to the inclusion of an EV in the lineup previously, but resists bringing one to North America due to a lack of market share and consumer enthusiasm. A new Prius could be the answer. There's also the idea floating around that the Prius will no longer be a standard hybrid and instead be replaced by a standard plug-in drivetrain like the Prius Prime. For design cues, internet sleuths and automotive journalists are looking to the 2019 concept LQ for inspiration. This concept was designed with advanced technology that hasn't quite been created yet, but it's design could offer some ideas as to what a new Prius would look like. Shop for the Toyota Prius Today! The current model year Toyota Prius is still on sale here at Toyota of Clermont! Shop for one today at 16851 State Road 50 or visit our website anytime.

The Toyota sports car lineup has been recently reinvigorated with the introduction of the Clermont GR Supra. Akio Toyoda has been quoted on creating a triumvirate of sports models in the future. With the Supra being big brother and the 86 coming in the middle, we're still wondering what the youngest sibling will be. While we wait for that, there's big news regarding the middle sibling today! Yes, the Toyota 86 is getting some new and improved looks pretty soon. While Toyota hasn't officially announced anything yet, we need only look to the 86's twin for answers. Toyota of Clermont has the latest news on the Toyota 86 right here. Read on for more! The Toyota 86 is Getting a Refresh! Again, none of this is confirmed, but the secret's out that the Toyota 86 is getting a refresh because it's Subaru-born twin, the BRZ, was unveiled with new style. Mechanically and stylistically the BRZ and Clermont Toyota 86 mirror one another and only vary when it comes to badging. Here's what we've gathered so far: An obvious change to the upcoming 86 is a refreshed exterior look. The front bumper will feature a more open grille design with striking headlights. This gives it almost an Aston-Martin esque look. The stance appears lower and sportier as well. In the engineering department, the Clermont 86 will likely be getting it's signature boxer engine back. This will be a 2.4-liter direct injection boxer 4-cylinder that reps 228 horsepower and 184 lb/ft of torque. While these ratings could change with the Toyota badging, they'll likely remain consistent. RWD will remain along with a front placed engine to achieve perfect weight balance. MacPherson strut front and multi-link rear suspensions return for 2022 along with some track-tuned improvements. Subaru has imbued the BRZ with its own safety suite of features and it's likely that Toyota will include a version of Toyota Safety Sense with the new Clermont Toyota 86. It's also been revealed that the BRZ will feature an improved braking system with enhanced stopping force. Some of the finer improvements include a better multimedia infotainment head-unit, a sporty and hella cool looking digital instrument cluster, and optional 6-speed manual and automatic with paddle shifter transmission choices. Will these make it to the 86? Only time will tell. Toyota GR 86 or Celica? The headlines have been abuzz with new about the upcoming Clermont Toyota 86, but there are a few nomenclature tidbits out there for speculation as well. Many automotive industry sleuths have come to the conclusion that the 86 will be getting the signature "GR" denomination to match it's big brother, the GR Supra. But, there's a surprising piece of news you may or may not have heard yet. Toyota recently filed a trademark for the Celica name again. Now, the question is, will the new 86 retain its name or be rebranded as the GR Celica? Or will the Celica become the rumored little brother in the triumvirate? Again, only time will tell. Shop Sporty Toyota Models with Toyota of Clermont Today! The Toyota 86 will be returning to Toyota of Clermont soon, but with no official announcement we have a little while to wait. If you're feeling particularly impatient, you can shop new Toyota models, like the Supra, with us today at 16851 State Road 50!

The Toyota sports car lineup has been recently reinvigorated with the introduction of the Clermont GR Supra. Akio Toyoda has been quoted on creating a triumvirate of sports models in the future. With the Supra being big brother and the 86 coming in the middle, we're still wondering what the youngest sibling will be. While we wait for that, there's big news regarding the middle sibling today! Yes, the Toyota 86 is getting some new and improved looks pretty soon. While Toyota hasn't officially announced anything yet, we need only look to the 86's twin for answers. Toyota of Clermont has the latest news on the Toyota 86 right here. Read on for more! The Toyota 86 is Getting a Refresh! Again, none of this is confirmed, but the secret's out that the Toyota 86 is getting a refresh because it's Subaru-born twin, the BRZ, was unveiled with new style. Mechanically and stylistically the BRZ and Clermont Toyota 86 mirror one another and only vary when it comes to badging. Here's what we've gathered so far: An obvious change to the upcoming 86 is a refreshed exterior look. The front bumper will feature a more open grille design with striking headlights. This gives it almost an Aston-Martin esque look. The stance appears lower and sportier as well. In the engineering department, the Clermont 86 will likely be getting it's signature boxer engine back. This will be a 2.4-liter direct injection boxer 4-cylinder that reps 228 horsepower and 184 lb/ft of torque. While these ratings could change with the Toyota badging, they'll likely remain consistent. RWD will remain along with a front placed engine to achieve perfect weight balance. MacPherson strut front and multi-link rear suspensions return for 2022 along with some track-tuned improvements. Subaru has imbued the BRZ with its own safety suite of features and it's likely that Toyota will include a version of Toyota Safety Sense with the new Clermont Toyota 86. It's also been revealed that the BRZ will feature an improved braking system with enhanced stopping force. Some of the finer improvements include a better multimedia infotainment head-unit, a sporty and hella cool looking digital instrument cluster, and optional 6-speed manual and automatic with paddle shifter transmission choices. Will these make it to the 86? Only time will tell. Toyota GR 86 or Celica? The headlines have been abuzz with new about the upcoming Clermont Toyota 86, but there are a few nomenclature tidbits out there for speculation as well. Many automotive industry sleuths have come to the conclusion that the 86 will be getting the signature "GR" denomination to match it's big brother, the GR Supra. But, there's a surprising piece of news you may or may not have heard yet. Toyota recently filed a trademark for the Celica name again. Now, the question is, will the new 86 retain its name or be rebranded as the GR Celica? Or will the Celica become the rumored little brother in the triumvirate? Again, only time will tell. Shop Sporty Toyota Models with Toyota of Clermont Today! The Toyota 86 will be returning to Toyota of Clermont soon, but with no official announcement we have a little while to wait. If you're feeling particularly impatient, you can shop new Toyota models, like the Supra, with us today at 16851 State Road 50!

It's true when we say that everyone loves a new Toyota and how could it not be? A plethora of new features are available for grabs, new designs are here to up your street clout, and there are exciting things around every corner. Plus, Toyota is seemingly always releasing something new for drivers everywhere to sink their teeth into. Just this year we received several feature and design updates for the Corolla, Camry, Highlander, and more and we got the all new Toyota Sienna and Venza! With all these new releases dropping you probably forgot that Toyota plans to release a GR Hot Hatch for North America that will rival it's cousin, the GR Yaris, soon. Yeah, we thought so. If you need a refresher and some new factoids to brighten your Monday, you've come to the right place! Check out the latest from us at Toyota of Clermont. The GR Hot Hatch is Coming to North America. . . Soon The Toyota GR Yaris was announced for the 2020 model year during a time that seems infinitely far away and the world was stunned by Toyota's hit out of the park. So much so that drivers in North America were clamoring to purchase it from a Clermont dealership. But, fate had other plans. The new Toyota GR Yaris is slated to be sold exclusively in international markets. Toyota did hear people's' cries and has responded with a Hot Hatch specifically for North America that should be coming soon. With an official page on their website made and an announcement made, it's only a matter of time before it arrives. We've chronicled this news already, so what's changed since then? Here are a few speculative points to consider as you wait for the new Toyota GR Hot Hatch to arrive to our Clermont dealership. With the 2021 model year all but finalized it's likely that the GR Hot Hatch will be coming to our dealership sometime in either the 2022 model year or in 2023. Many automotive industry experts and sleuths believe it more likely that 2023 will be the year it finally arrives. But, a lot can change between now and then. Toyota has pledged that their entire lineup will contain an electrified option in some capacity (be that hybrid or BEV is up for debate), but that likely won't be true for the GR Hot Hatch. It's likely that this new Toyota will remain ICE exclusive. Horsepower figures are also up for debate, but many industry experts are speculating that the engine's output could clock in at either 161 or 261. Let's hope that first number is just a typo from one of our sources. It's also likely that the GR Hot Hatch will come permanently equipped with AWD as opposed to having a 2 wheel drive option. This is likely to maintain the sporty nature and stay true to hot hatch design. There's talk that there will be several trim grades up for grabs each coming with unique trim and style choices for drivers to choose from. New Toyota Models Available Now While you might be waiting a little while for the GR Hot Hatch to arrive at Toyota of Clermont, you can still shop sporty cars with us today! Check out the Toyota Supra, 86, and more with us today at 16851 State Road 50.

It's true when we say that everyone loves a new Toyota and how could it not be? A plethora of new features are available for grabs, new designs are here to up your street clout, and there are exciting things around every corner. Plus, Toyota is seemingly always releasing something new for drivers everywhere to sink their teeth into. Just this year we received several feature and design updates for the Corolla, Camry, Highlander, and more and we got the all new Toyota Sienna and Venza! With all these new releases dropping you probably forgot that Toyota plans to release a GR Hot Hatch for North America that will rival it's cousin, the GR Yaris, soon. Yeah, we thought so. If you need a refresher and some new factoids to brighten your Monday, you've come to the right place! Check out the latest from us at Toyota of Clermont. The GR Hot Hatch is Coming to North America. . . Soon The Toyota GR Yaris was announced for the 2020 model year during a time that seems infinitely far away and the world was stunned by Toyota's hit out of the park. So much so that drivers in North America were clamoring to purchase it from a Clermont dealership. But, fate had other plans. The new Toyota GR Yaris is slated to be sold exclusively in international markets. Toyota did hear people's' cries and has responded with a Hot Hatch specifically for North America that should be coming soon. With an official page on their website made and an announcement made, it's only a matter of time before it arrives. We've chronicled this news already, so what's changed since then? Here are a few speculative points to consider as you wait for the new Toyota GR Hot Hatch to arrive to our Clermont dealership. With the 2021 model year all but finalized it's likely that the GR Hot Hatch will be coming to our dealership sometime in either the 2022 model year or in 2023. Many automotive industry experts and sleuths believe it more likely that 2023 will be the year it finally arrives. But, a lot can change between now and then. Toyota has pledged that their entire lineup will contain an electrified option in some capacity (be that hybrid or BEV is up for debate), but that likely won't be true for the GR Hot Hatch. It's likely that this new Toyota will remain ICE exclusive. Horsepower figures are also up for debate, but many industry experts are speculating that the engine's output could clock in at either 161 or 261. Let's hope that first number is just a typo from one of our sources. It's also likely that the GR Hot Hatch will come permanently equipped with AWD as opposed to having a 2 wheel drive option. This is likely to maintain the sporty nature and stay true to hot hatch design. There's talk that there will be several trim grades up for grabs each coming with unique trim and style choices for drivers to choose from. New Toyota Models Available Now While you might be waiting a little while for the GR Hot Hatch to arrive at Toyota of Clermont, you can still shop sporty cars with us today! Check out the Toyota Supra, 86, and more with us today at 16851 State Road 50.