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We got quite the news here at Toyota of Clermont. It looks like the new year is filled with new adventures for Clermont Toyota! So, it’s time for the Clermont Toyota news round-up! Let’s talk about patents, a new Toyota SUV redesign, the good in the world of Toyota, and an expansion of Toyota’s motorsports footprint to NHRA. Toyota is auctioning its 2022 Tundra Capstone TRD Pro for the Toyota U.S. Paralympic Fund at Barrett-Jackson Auction. Toyota is auctioning two of the first i-FORCE MAX Tundras at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale, Arizona, with all the proceeds going to the Toyota U.S. Paralympic Fund. This is only the beginning, as this was launched to further support Team USA’s paralympic athletes in their sports dreams. All proceeds will go to the Toyota U.S. Paralympic athletes who aim to compete in the Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020. Toyota is continuing its innovative streak in 2021. Toyota earns the most R&D patents among Automakers in the Intellectual Property owners association for the 8th consecutive year for 2021. This year’s patent list represents Toyota’s drive towards vehicle electrification, and we are very excited about that. Toyota has been putting its best foot forward, and it shows as they invest $1 million in emerging technologies globally every hour. Toyota’s engineers and scientists were granted a total of 2,753 patents in 2021, with many in battery research to support many areas: vehicle electrification, automated driving systems, hardware, software, A.I., materials, and other mobility-related inventions. So what does this mean for the future? All we can say is big things. The Next Big Thing: All-New 2023 Toyota Sequoia. We got a sneak peek of a new red SUV last week, which left us guessing which Toyota model it is? Well, this week, it’s been unveiled. The Sequoia got a redesign for the first time since 2008! Can you believe it? We had a bit of a unveiling of it, but the real details will be revealed! For more news on the 2023 Toyota Sequoia, the world premiere was on January 25 at 9:30 pm! We tuned in at Clermont Toyota. Toyota Gazoo Racing North America Expands Motorsports Footprint to NHRA. Toyota NHRA announced that Formula DRIFT and GT4 series drivers would compete under the Toyota Gazoo Racing North America Banner starting in the 2022 racing season. Clermont Toyota is so excited for this. This opportunity gives the ability to showcase the G.R. family of vehicles on the race track and ultimately be a part of applying racing performance to production vehicles. You can also expect to see the Toyota Supra Funny car making its debut this upcoming season in 2022, among others. So get excited to see the innovation come to life! Want to take a look at the Toyota Supra? Visit us today! Call us today for more information at (352)404-7000! We would love to have you at our dealership! We’re located just off the Florida Turnpike.

We got quite the news here at Toyota of Clermont. It looks like the new year is filled with new adventures for Clermont Toyota! So, it’s time for the Clermont Toyota news round-up! Let’s talk about patents, a new Toyota SUV redesign, the good in the world of Toyota, and an expansion of Toyota’s motorsports footprint to NHRA. Toyota is auctioning its 2022 Tundra Capstone TRD Pro for the Toyota U.S. Paralympic Fund at Barrett-Jackson Auction. Toyota is auctioning two of the first i-FORCE MAX Tundras at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale, Arizona, with all the proceeds going to the Toyota U.S. Paralympic Fund. This is only the beginning, as this was launched to further support Team USA’s paralympic athletes in their sports dreams. All proceeds will go to the Toyota U.S. Paralympic athletes who aim to compete in the Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020. Toyota is continuing its innovative streak in 2021. Toyota earns the most R&D patents among Automakers in the Intellectual Property owners association for the 8th consecutive year for 2021. This year’s patent list represents Toyota’s drive towards vehicle electrification, and we are very excited about that. Toyota has been putting its best foot forward, and it shows as they invest $1 million in emerging technologies globally every hour. Toyota’s engineers and scientists were granted a total of 2,753 patents in 2021, with many in battery research to support many areas: vehicle electrification, automated driving systems, hardware, software, A.I., materials, and other mobility-related inventions. So what does this mean for the future? All we can say is big things. The Next Big Thing: All-New 2023 Toyota Sequoia. We got a sneak peek of a new red SUV last week, which left us guessing which Toyota model it is? Well, this week, it’s been unveiled. The Sequoia got a redesign for the first time since 2008! Can you believe it? We had a bit of a unveiling of it, but the real details will be revealed! For more news on the 2023 Toyota Sequoia, the world premiere was on January 25 at 9:30 pm! We tuned in at Clermont Toyota. Toyota Gazoo Racing North America Expands Motorsports Footprint to NHRA. Toyota NHRA announced that Formula DRIFT and GT4 series drivers would compete under the Toyota Gazoo Racing North America Banner starting in the 2022 racing season. Clermont Toyota is so excited for this. This opportunity gives the ability to showcase the G.R. family of vehicles on the race track and ultimately be a part of applying racing performance to production vehicles. You can also expect to see the Toyota Supra Funny car making its debut this upcoming season in 2022, among others. So get excited to see the innovation come to life! Want to take a look at the Toyota Supra? Visit us today! Call us today for more information at (352)404-7000! We would love to have you at our dealership! We’re located just off the Florida Turnpike.

There's been a lot of speculation as of late in the world of Toyotas (we're mostly talking about the new GR Corolla Hot Hatch). Well, Toyota is stirring the pot yet again - their latest press release teased a new Toyota SUV that'll be headed our way soon. We've got two guesses as to what it is... check it out! Which new Toyota SUV will it be? We're speculating... Before we talk about anything, let's talk about the press release. Yesterday, Toyota released a teaser image of the rear half of a Toyota SUV in a press release. There was very little info in the press release itself; the headline reads "The next big thing from Toyota" while the copy merely read "Something big is coming to the Toyota SUV lineup. A clear picture will come into view soon. Stay tuned.” So all in all, not a ton to go on... but we're going to run with it. Our two guesses as to what this new Toyota SUV might be? Either the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia or the highly speculated new Toyota Grand Highlander. Here's why: The Clermont Toyota Sequoia is due for a reboot - there's not denying that. The last time it was redesigned was waaaay back in 2007. It needs a major refresh inside and out, plus under the hood. Toyota hasn't released any official info on what it'll have to offer for the 2023 model year, but we do know it's going to be redesigned. Here's what we're thinking it'll have to offer when it arrives later this year: A brand-new engine option (or options). The 5.7L V8 engine will be kicked to the curb, undoubtedly, and we're thinking it'll likely be replaced with the turbocharged V6 engine that's found in the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. It could also possibly offer a hybrid model like its truck sibling. It'll also be updated in a big way in terms of appearance. It'll likely look similar to the new 2022 Toyota Tundra on the exterior and the interior will be decked out with plush textures and a more ergonomic design. Additionally, it'll sit on the new TNGA-F platform, which was updated to provide better ride comfort and safety features. On the other hand, there's been a loooot of speculation about a new model coming out to fill the hole in the lineup left by the retirement of the Toyota Land Cruiser. Toyota recently patented the name "Grand Highlander" and people are speculating in a big, big way that a new Toyota SUV is headed to the lineup. Supposedly, the Grand Highlander will be a bit larger than the existing Clermont Toyota Highlander and have three rows of comfortable seating. Follow Toyota of Clermont on social media for updates! Which will it be? Maybe neither... but stay tuned and follow our social media for updates! Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week at 16851 State Road 50 just west of the Florida Turnpike. You can call us for updates or to schedule your test drive at (352) 404-7000 today.

There's been a lot of speculation as of late in the world of Toyotas (we're mostly talking about the new GR Corolla Hot Hatch). Well, Toyota is stirring the pot yet again - their latest press release teased a new Toyota SUV that'll be headed our way soon. We've got two guesses as to what it is... check it out! Which new Toyota SUV will it be? We're speculating... Before we talk about anything, let's talk about the press release. Yesterday, Toyota released a teaser image of the rear half of a Toyota SUV in a press release. There was very little info in the press release itself; the headline reads "The next big thing from Toyota" while the copy merely read "Something big is coming to the Toyota SUV lineup. A clear picture will come into view soon. Stay tuned.” So all in all, not a ton to go on... but we're going to run with it. Our two guesses as to what this new Toyota SUV might be? Either the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia or the highly speculated new Toyota Grand Highlander. Here's why: The Clermont Toyota Sequoia is due for a reboot - there's not denying that. The last time it was redesigned was waaaay back in 2007. It needs a major refresh inside and out, plus under the hood. Toyota hasn't released any official info on what it'll have to offer for the 2023 model year, but we do know it's going to be redesigned. Here's what we're thinking it'll have to offer when it arrives later this year: A brand-new engine option (or options). The 5.7L V8 engine will be kicked to the curb, undoubtedly, and we're thinking it'll likely be replaced with the turbocharged V6 engine that's found in the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. It could also possibly offer a hybrid model like its truck sibling. It'll also be updated in a big way in terms of appearance. It'll likely look similar to the new 2022 Toyota Tundra on the exterior and the interior will be decked out with plush textures and a more ergonomic design. Additionally, it'll sit on the new TNGA-F platform, which was updated to provide better ride comfort and safety features. On the other hand, there's been a loooot of speculation about a new model coming out to fill the hole in the lineup left by the retirement of the Toyota Land Cruiser. Toyota recently patented the name "Grand Highlander" and people are speculating in a big, big way that a new Toyota SUV is headed to the lineup. Supposedly, the Grand Highlander will be a bit larger than the existing Clermont Toyota Highlander and have three rows of comfortable seating. Follow Toyota of Clermont on social media for updates! Which will it be? Maybe neither... but stay tuned and follow our social media for updates! Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week at 16851 State Road 50 just west of the Florida Turnpike. You can call us for updates or to schedule your test drive at (352) 404-7000 today.

It's Friday! Another week has wrapped and we've got more new Toyota news to share to kick off your weekend. From a new Tundra luxury trim to a fancy Bruce-Wayne-Esque concept to the possibility of refurbished Toyotas, we're bringing you the latest and greatest new Toyota news straight from Toyota of Clermont. Check it out! Four new Toyota news stories to follow this weekend First things first - a new trim-level of the 2022 Toyota Tundra has been unveiled. Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past year or so, you probably know that the Tundra was totally redesigned from bumper to bumper this year, even under the hood. Toyota just came out and unveiled the new Capstone trim level, which will offer a luxury option to drivers who want to take things up a notch. It includes features like power running boards, 22" chrome wheels and chrome accents, a 12" color Head Up Display, a panoramic moonroof, and luxurious leather trim inside the cabin. It'll be up for grabs on the hybrid (yup, you read that right - hybrid) iForce Max model and should be arriving at Toyota of Clermont sometime this spring. Follow us on social media for updates! Calling all Batman fans - Toyota Gazoo Racing showcased a brand-new concept this morning over a digital presentation that has us channeling Bruce Wayne. The new Toyota GR GT3 concept car has serious Batmobile vibes and we. Love. It. TGR offered no info - all we know right now is that it'll be on display at the Tokyo Auto Salon in Makuhari Messe exhibition hall this weekend. We'll keep you posted as more details arrive. But would you drive it? Take us to the bat cave, personally. If you're a fan of Apple products, you probably know that one of their big initiatives is refurbishing products. This is when a company takes a used product, restores it to like-new condition, and resells it, usually with a warranty attached. It's a great way to both cut down on cyclical waste AND offer more affordable options to customers who may not be able to afford the product brand-new. Rumor has it that Toyota is starting a new program based on Apple's refurb strategies over in the UK. Essentially, they would take a car back after a 3-year lease, restore it to like-new condition, and then release it over the period of a ten-year cycle. Sounds like a good idea to us! And last but not least, classic Toyota fans, rejoice - Toyota Gazoo Racing is adding a host of new classic car parts to its Heritage Parts Catalog. The parts will range from everything from driveshafts to exterior badging and the catalog is being expanded to include parts for the 40 Series Land Cruiser, 2000GT, AE 86 Corolla, and A70 and A80 Series Supras. If you were looking for a sign to start that restoration project, this is it. Get the latest new Toyota news by following Toyota of Clermont on social media Get the latest and greatest Toyota news 24/7 by following Toyota of Clermont on social media! You can also stop by and see us in person at 16851 State Road 50, or call us at (352) 404-7000 today.

It's Friday! Another week has wrapped and we've got more new Toyota news to share to kick off your weekend. From a new Tundra luxury trim to a fancy Bruce-Wayne-Esque concept to the possibility of refurbished Toyotas, we're bringing you the latest and greatest new Toyota news straight from Toyota of Clermont. Check it out! Four new Toyota news stories to follow this weekend First things first - a new trim-level of the 2022 Toyota Tundra has been unveiled. Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past year or so, you probably know that the Tundra was totally redesigned from bumper to bumper this year, even under the hood. Toyota just came out and unveiled the new Capstone trim level, which will offer a luxury option to drivers who want to take things up a notch. It includes features like power running boards, 22" chrome wheels and chrome accents, a 12" color Head Up Display, a panoramic moonroof, and luxurious leather trim inside the cabin. It'll be up for grabs on the hybrid (yup, you read that right - hybrid) iForce Max model and should be arriving at Toyota of Clermont sometime this spring. Follow us on social media for updates! Calling all Batman fans - Toyota Gazoo Racing showcased a brand-new concept this morning over a digital presentation that has us channeling Bruce Wayne. The new Toyota GR GT3 concept car has serious Batmobile vibes and we. Love. It. TGR offered no info - all we know right now is that it'll be on display at the Tokyo Auto Salon in Makuhari Messe exhibition hall this weekend. We'll keep you posted as more details arrive. But would you drive it? Take us to the bat cave, personally. If you're a fan of Apple products, you probably know that one of their big initiatives is refurbishing products. This is when a company takes a used product, restores it to like-new condition, and resells it, usually with a warranty attached. It's a great way to both cut down on cyclical waste AND offer more affordable options to customers who may not be able to afford the product brand-new. Rumor has it that Toyota is starting a new program based on Apple's refurb strategies over in the UK. Essentially, they would take a car back after a 3-year lease, restore it to like-new condition, and then release it over the period of a ten-year cycle. Sounds like a good idea to us! And last but not least, classic Toyota fans, rejoice - Toyota Gazoo Racing is adding a host of new classic car parts to its Heritage Parts Catalog. The parts will range from everything from driveshafts to exterior badging and the catalog is being expanded to include parts for the 40 Series Land Cruiser, 2000GT, AE 86 Corolla, and A70 and A80 Series Supras. If you were looking for a sign to start that restoration project, this is it. Get the latest new Toyota news by following Toyota of Clermont on social media Get the latest and greatest Toyota news 24/7 by following Toyota of Clermont on social media! You can also stop by and see us in person at 16851 State Road 50, or call us at (352) 404-7000 today.

When you think of the new Toyota SUV lineup, we're willing to bet that the Toyota Sequoia doesn't exactly spring to mind. We're the first to admit that it's in need of a refresh; the second generation launched way back in 2007 (!!!) and this plush SUV hasn't undergone a redesign since then. It's definitely due for an update and if the rumors are true, we're about to get one - supposedly, the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign is going to be all-new from bumper to bumper. We don't have the full scoop because Toyota has been keeping things under wraps, but here's what we know so far. What we know about the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign (and also what we're hoping) First of all, one of the reasons we're so certain that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign is going to be debuted is because the Toyota Land Cruiser was retired this year. This leaves a luxury, performance-driven hole in the lineup, and the Toyota Sequoia could easily step in to fill it. Also, as we said, it's been 15 years since this family vehicle was redesigned. It's due - like, more than due. The 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will likely be redesigned inside and out, plus under the hood. In terms of appearance, we're willing to bet the new 2023 model sports an angular and muscular look similar to that of the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. The inside will likely have a more ergonomic and stream-lined design studded with luxury features. We're also willing to bet that the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will sit on the new TNGA-F platform (just like the 2022 Toyota Tundra). This platform was designed to provide improved safety and ride quality. Rumor has it that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia will also follow in the Tundra's footsteps in terms of engine. It's been sporting a 5.7L V8 for decades (literally) and we're almost positive it'll be swapping out for the two options available in the new Tundra - a twin-turbo V6 (389 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque) and an i-Force Max hybrid option (437 hp and 583 lb-ft of torque). This means a much more powerful and efficient performance, no matter which option you choose. We've also heard that the new Clermont Toyota Sequoia redesign will offer a couple of special trim levels like the luxurious Capstone and performance-driven TRD Pro trims that come on the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. And to cap it all off, we're hearing (and hoping) that it'll arrive sometime this summer (2022) as a 2023 model. We don't know when - it could be late summer - but it's likely that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will arrive before 2023 actually gets here. Get more info - follow Toyota of Clermont on social media Want the latest details on the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign? Follow us on social media for updates! You can also come by the store for more info; Toyota of Clermont is located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50 and we're open seven days a week. Call us at (352) 404-7000 for details!

When you think of the new Toyota SUV lineup, we're willing to bet that the Toyota Sequoia doesn't exactly spring to mind. We're the first to admit that it's in need of a refresh; the second generation launched way back in 2007 (!!!) and this plush SUV hasn't undergone a redesign since then. It's definitely due for an update and if the rumors are true, we're about to get one - supposedly, the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign is going to be all-new from bumper to bumper. We don't have the full scoop because Toyota has been keeping things under wraps, but here's what we know so far. What we know about the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign (and also what we're hoping) First of all, one of the reasons we're so certain that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign is going to be debuted is because the Toyota Land Cruiser was retired this year. This leaves a luxury, performance-driven hole in the lineup, and the Toyota Sequoia could easily step in to fill it. Also, as we said, it's been 15 years since this family vehicle was redesigned. It's due - like, more than due. The 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will likely be redesigned inside and out, plus under the hood. In terms of appearance, we're willing to bet the new 2023 model sports an angular and muscular look similar to that of the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. The inside will likely have a more ergonomic and stream-lined design studded with luxury features. We're also willing to bet that the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will sit on the new TNGA-F platform (just like the 2022 Toyota Tundra). This platform was designed to provide improved safety and ride quality. Rumor has it that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia will also follow in the Tundra's footsteps in terms of engine. It's been sporting a 5.7L V8 for decades (literally) and we're almost positive it'll be swapping out for the two options available in the new Tundra - a twin-turbo V6 (389 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque) and an i-Force Max hybrid option (437 hp and 583 lb-ft of torque). This means a much more powerful and efficient performance, no matter which option you choose. We've also heard that the new Clermont Toyota Sequoia redesign will offer a couple of special trim levels like the luxurious Capstone and performance-driven TRD Pro trims that come on the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. And to cap it all off, we're hearing (and hoping) that it'll arrive sometime this summer (2022) as a 2023 model. We don't know when - it could be late summer - but it's likely that the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign will arrive before 2023 actually gets here. Get more info - follow Toyota of Clermont on social media Want the latest details on the 2023 Toyota Sequoia redesign? Follow us on social media for updates! You can also come by the store for more info; Toyota of Clermont is located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50 and we're open seven days a week. Call us at (352) 404-7000 for details!

We know we're biased here at Toyota of Clermont, but we also know that Toyota is one of the best (ok, who are we kidding, THE best) automotive brands out there. And it looks like we're not the only ones who think so - for the first time in 90 years, Toyota has officially become the top-selling automaker in the United States. It's not an accolade to take lightly, and it definitely points to the fact that drivers love our brand. Toyota bumps GM from number one spot How did it happen? Basically, GM has been the top-selling automaker in America every single year since 1931 - talk about a winning streak. However, Toyota threw a wrench into their long-claimed victory this year by coming out on top for the first time in 90 years. Here are the details: In 2021, Toyota sold 2.3 million cars in America, which was a 10.4% increase from the year 2020. Keep in mind, this is all with the insane semi-conductor chip shortages, factory and plant shutdowns, and low inventory, too. In 2021, GM sold 2.2 million cars in America, which was a 12.9% decrease from the year 2020. Sales of both cars and trucks were up last year for Toyota. Alternative fuel cars (like hybrid cars) sales totaled 600,000, a whopping 73% increase from the previous year. Additionally, the Toyota Tacoma sold 5.7% more units than in 2020. Top-selling models included the Toyota Corolla, Toyota Camry, Toyota Highlander, and Toyota Tacoma (all of which are extremely popular options at Toyota of Clermont). Why are our Clermont Toyotas so popular to consumers, though? Here are just a few of the reasons Toyota continues to come out on top across the board: Affordability: When you shop for a new Toyota at Toyota of Clermont, you know that you're not only getting quality, but also getting affordability. With all of the different models, trim-levels, packages, and options available to you, you can find the perfect ride without deviating from your budget. Endless options: Plus, we've got seemingly endless options when it comes to our new Toyotas. The Toyota lineup is an extensive one, spanning sedans, hatchbacks, trucks, SUVs, crossovers, minivans, and hybrids. Not only that, there are so many different trims and add-ons available that it's easy to find exactly what you're looking for. Safety and reliability: Toyota is renowned on a global scale for offering cars that embrace both safety and reliability wholeheartedly. These cars last for decades and well past the hundred-thousand-mile mark and need minimal repairs even in their high mileage years. On top of that, Toyota is fully committed to vehicle safety. They have a facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan devoted solely to safety research and all of their vehicles routinely Eco-friendly vehicles: You can also count on a great selection of eco-ffriendly alternative fuel vehicles when you shop our Clermont Toyotas. Between hybrids, fuel cell vehicles, and the upcoming Toyota bZ4X electric car, it's easy to go green AND save a ton of money on gas. Test drive a best-seller at Toyota of Clermont See for yourself why Toyota is number one - test drive a new car at Toyota of Clermont today! We're open seven days a week until 10pm at 16851 State Road 50, just west of the Florida Turnpike. Call us at (352) 404-7000 to schedule.

We know we're biased here at Toyota of Clermont, but we also know that Toyota is one of the best (ok, who are we kidding, THE best) automotive brands out there. And it looks like we're not the only ones who think so - for the first time in 90 years, Toyota has officially become the top-selling automaker in the United States. It's not an accolade to take lightly, and it definitely points to the fact that drivers love our brand. Toyota bumps GM from number one spot How did it happen? Basically, GM has been the top-selling automaker in America every single year since 1931 - talk about a winning streak. However, Toyota threw a wrench into their long-claimed victory this year by coming out on top for the first time in 90 years. Here are the details: In 2021, Toyota sold 2.3 million cars in America, which was a 10.4% increase from the year 2020. Keep in mind, this is all with the insane semi-conductor chip shortages, factory and plant shutdowns, and low inventory, too. In 2021, GM sold 2.2 million cars in America, which was a 12.9% decrease from the year 2020. Sales of both cars and trucks were up last year for Toyota. Alternative fuel cars (like hybrid cars) sales totaled 600,000, a whopping 73% increase from the previous year. Additionally, the Toyota Tacoma sold 5.7% more units than in 2020. Top-selling models included the Toyota Corolla, Toyota Camry, Toyota Highlander, and Toyota Tacoma (all of which are extremely popular options at Toyota of Clermont). Why are our Clermont Toyotas so popular to consumers, though? Here are just a few of the reasons Toyota continues to come out on top across the board: Affordability: When you shop for a new Toyota at Toyota of Clermont, you know that you're not only getting quality, but also getting affordability. With all of the different models, trim-levels, packages, and options available to you, you can find the perfect ride without deviating from your budget. Endless options: Plus, we've got seemingly endless options when it comes to our new Toyotas. The Toyota lineup is an extensive one, spanning sedans, hatchbacks, trucks, SUVs, crossovers, minivans, and hybrids. Not only that, there are so many different trims and add-ons available that it's easy to find exactly what you're looking for. Safety and reliability: Toyota is renowned on a global scale for offering cars that embrace both safety and reliability wholeheartedly. These cars last for decades and well past the hundred-thousand-mile mark and need minimal repairs even in their high mileage years. On top of that, Toyota is fully committed to vehicle safety. They have a facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan devoted solely to safety research and all of their vehicles routinely Eco-friendly vehicles: You can also count on a great selection of eco-ffriendly alternative fuel vehicles when you shop our Clermont Toyotas. Between hybrids, fuel cell vehicles, and the upcoming Toyota bZ4X electric car, it's easy to go green AND save a ton of money on gas. Test drive a best-seller at Toyota of Clermont See for yourself why Toyota is number one - test drive a new car at Toyota of Clermont today! We're open seven days a week until 10pm at 16851 State Road 50, just west of the Florida Turnpike. Call us at (352) 404-7000 to schedule.

We all know that when it comes to Toyota cars, the Toyota Corolla is an icon. This global best-seller is loved all over the world for its reliability, its sporty performance, its fuel efficiency, its affordability... the list goes on and on, but to get to the point, it's a fan favorite for a reason. And if you don't believe us, just look at the sales - Toyota just hit the 50 million mark in terms of Corollas sold worldwide. Obviously, it's got something going for it. And Toyota things so, too. They're celebrating the major milestone of selling 50 million of these fan favorites by commemorating the car in a new manga series! This all-new comic is available online only in Japan - we're not sure when or if it will be available in print - but we know you can work your internet magic and get your hands on a copy if you really try. Here's what we know so far about this cool new comic series featuring none other than the Clermont Toyota Corolla: It's written in Japanese (hence it only being released in Japan). The comic covers the history of the iconic Toyota Corolla from inception to the present day and hits the highlights of its design and performance. Things kick off in the 1960s (when the Toyota Corolla was first introduced to the market) with a father bringing the all-new first-gen model to show his family and take them for a ride. The next scene features a 1970s father and son duo taking the next generation of this iconic Clermont Toyota out for a spin together, having a heart-to-heart. The 1980s showcases the still-popular AE86, one of the most sought-after iterations of the Corolla. Jump into the 1990s and the scene features a family taking the Toyota Corolla out for a drive and some ice cream. For some reason, Toyota decided to skip over the 2000s and 2010s, diving right into the 2020s to show off the updated technology featured in this Clermont Toyota. The artwork is time-period-centric, featuring design elements appropriate for each era. The stories aren't made up - they're actually based on real-life Corolla drivers who submitted photos and accounts of their experiences behind the wheel for Toyota to consider for the manga series. But you don't have to take a manga series' word for it - why not see for yourself? Get behind the wheel of a new 2022 Toyota Corolla at Toyota of Clermont! It's waiting for you and decked out for the new model year with features like Amazon Alexa, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and more. Plus, it comes in nine different models, including two special Apex Editions and a Nighshade Edition AND a hybrid model for even better fuel efficiency (the other models get an incredible 31/40 mpg). Don't wait - test drive it today! You can shop online OR in person. Toyota of Clermont is conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50. You can call us seven days a week at (352) 404-7000!

We all know that when it comes to Toyota cars, the Toyota Corolla is an icon. This global best-seller is loved all over the world for its reliability, its sporty performance, its fuel efficiency, its affordability... the list goes on and on, but to get to the point, it's a fan favorite for a reason. And if you don't believe us, just look at the sales - Toyota just hit the 50 million mark in terms of Corollas sold worldwide. Obviously, it's got something going for it. And Toyota things so, too. They're celebrating the major milestone of selling 50 million of these fan favorites by commemorating the car in a new manga series! This all-new comic is available online only in Japan - we're not sure when or if it will be available in print - but we know you can work your internet magic and get your hands on a copy if you really try. Here's what we know so far about this cool new comic series featuring none other than the Clermont Toyota Corolla: It's written in Japanese (hence it only being released in Japan). The comic covers the history of the iconic Toyota Corolla from inception to the present day and hits the highlights of its design and performance. Things kick off in the 1960s (when the Toyota Corolla was first introduced to the market) with a father bringing the all-new first-gen model to show his family and take them for a ride. The next scene features a 1970s father and son duo taking the next generation of this iconic Clermont Toyota out for a spin together, having a heart-to-heart. The 1980s showcases the still-popular AE86, one of the most sought-after iterations of the Corolla. Jump into the 1990s and the scene features a family taking the Toyota Corolla out for a drive and some ice cream. For some reason, Toyota decided to skip over the 2000s and 2010s, diving right into the 2020s to show off the updated technology featured in this Clermont Toyota. The artwork is time-period-centric, featuring design elements appropriate for each era. The stories aren't made up - they're actually based on real-life Corolla drivers who submitted photos and accounts of their experiences behind the wheel for Toyota to consider for the manga series. But you don't have to take a manga series' word for it - why not see for yourself? Get behind the wheel of a new 2022 Toyota Corolla at Toyota of Clermont! It's waiting for you and decked out for the new model year with features like Amazon Alexa, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and more. Plus, it comes in nine different models, including two special Apex Editions and a Nighshade Edition AND a hybrid model for even better fuel efficiency (the other models get an incredible 31/40 mpg). Don't wait - test drive it today! You can shop online OR in person. Toyota of Clermont is conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50. You can call us seven days a week at (352) 404-7000!