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When it comes down to choosing the right truck for your drive time needs, we're well aware of how daunting the task can be. There are endless options out there to choose from, even when it comes to something as simple as the make and model of the vehicle. However, you want to ensure that you pick what's right for you because as we've talk about before, a vehicle is a large investment that should last you for years to come. That's where the experts at Toyota of Clermont come in. Which is better for you - the new Toyota Tundra, or the new Ford F-150? The all-new 2022 Toyota Tundra has been completely redesigned from bumper to bumper, including under the hood, and offers a truly upgraded driving experience. However, it's not the only full-size truck out there and it's absolutely not without competition. That's why today we're comparing it to the 2022 Ford F-150. Take a look at how these two popular trucks compare so you can decide which is the better solution for your daily drive. Before we start, here's a brief rundown of what's new on the redesigned Clermont Toyota Tundra. It's redesigned from bumper to bumper and inside and out. It's sporting a new exterior look that's edgier and more modern, and an interior that's trimmed in premium fabrics and has the latest safety, entertainment, and convenience technology. It's also got a new motor under the hood. Gone is the dated 5.7L V8, replaced by a turbocharged V6 AND a hybrid option so you can customize your performance even further. How does it compare to the new 2022 Toyota Ford F-150? Here's the breakdown. When it comes to performance, the 2022 Toyota Tundra SR leads in both horsepower and torque, as well as highway fuel efficiency. The aforementioned new engine manages 348 horsepower and 405 lb-ft torque (compared to the 290 horsepower and 265 lb-ft torque that the Ford F-15o gets). It also beats the F-150 with 23 mpg on the highway, and includes a standard Turbo feature, which is only an option on the Ford truck. You'll also get the best of the best when it comes to safety tech with the Toyota Safety Sense System and more, as well as front passenger and driver knee airbags that you won't find on the Ford competition. The 2022 Toyota Tundra also has an edge when it comes to technology. It comes standard with features like heated door mirrors, automatic climate control, an automatic-dimming rearview mirror, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, the Smart Key System, one-touch power windows, adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, and a multi-function steering wheel. Not to mention, you get more bang for your buck when it comes to the 2022 Toyota Tundra. It comes with no-cost maintenance for 24 months or 25,000 miles, which means you'll basically get free oil changes and tire rotations to help give your bank account a break. Test drive the Clermont Toyota Tundra today However, the best way to decide if this Clermont Toyota is truly for you is to get behind the wheel. Schedule your test drive today! Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week at (352) 404-7000 and we're conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike at 16851 State Road 50.

At Toyota of Clermont, we hope you’re just as excited as us about the new 2022 Toyota Avalon nightshade edition. This ride is going to be the epitome of refinement, style, and luxury. You’ll be sure to rock the highway in style with this coupe-inspired, roomy, and did we mention luxurious? Also, you’ll stay safe in this ride with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+ on all grades. Let’s dive in! Toyota Avalon Features This Clermont Toyota Avalon is going to be hitting the market with an all-new, exclusive nightshade edition on the XSE hybrid model. Also, there will be limited and touring grades with six configurations. You’ll be able to blast your tunes down the highway with the JBL audio system with 14 speakers on limited and touring grades. Also, you can choose between a V-6 automatic or hybrid EVCT powertrain. Affordability and luxury…in the same car? Yep! The Clermont Toyota Avalon is has a starting MSRP of $36,375 (XLE grade). For the fifth-generation design, the Clermont Toyota Avalon will have a coupe-like silhouette with the low-slung TNGA platform architecture. The 17-19 inch wheels are stylin’ with adorable chrome badges and dual exhaust tips. The front of this ride is a looker, too! The grille is dark gray with a chrome border, and machined-silver-colored LED headlight bezels. The XSE hybrid nightshade and touring edition will feature a sportier look with a piano-black mesh grille, machine-finish, and gloss-black wheels. Not to mention, the super cute black outer mirror housings, headlight bezels, trunk lid spoiler, and exterior badging. Wow! Also, the details on this ride are impeccable! There’s also a rear spoiler, name badges, black-painted 19-inch alloy wheels, black window trim, and door handles! There are plenty of colors to choose from for your Clermont Toyota Avalon. You can choose from supersonic red, opulent amber, midnight black metallic, wind chill pearl, ruby flare pearl, harbor gray metallic, ice edge, and celestial silver metallic. Also, you can choose from graphite, cognac, or black perforated premium leather, black, and harvest beige in the interior. In addition, the lateral vents at the front, rear spoiler, and underbody panel coverage help to have the most aerodynamic efficiency as possible. Also, you’ll experience less wind noise with this! And, the great features don’t stop there! You’ll rock the tilt/slide moonroof with a sliding sunshade. The moonroof package is also available on the XLE and XLE hybrid model. This Clermont Toyota Avalon has 43/city/44 highway/44 mpg combined for the XLE hybrid model. Also, the 9-inch Toyota audio system includes an automatic climate control system. How wonderful! Visit Toyota of Clermont Come test drive the new Toyota Avalon at our Toyota of Clermont! We’re open seven days a week at 16851 State Road 50 just off the Florida Turnpike. You can also book an appointment by calling (352) 404-7000. We look forward to seeing you!

At Toyota of Clermont, we hope you’re just as excited as us about the new 2022 Toyota Avalon nightshade edition. This ride is going to be the epitome of refinement, style, and luxury. You’ll be sure to rock the highway in style with this coupe-inspired, roomy, and did we mention luxurious? Also, you’ll stay safe in this ride with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+ on all grades. Let’s dive in! Toyota Avalon Features This Clermont Toyota Avalon is going to be hitting the market with an all-new, exclusive nightshade edition on the XSE hybrid model. Also, there will be limited and touring grades with six configurations. You’ll be able to blast your tunes down the highway with the JBL audio system with 14 speakers on limited and touring grades. Also, you can choose between a V-6 automatic or hybrid EVCT powertrain. Affordability and luxury…in the same car? Yep! The Clermont Toyota Avalon is has a starting MSRP of $36,375 (XLE grade). For the fifth-generation design, the Clermont Toyota Avalon will have a coupe-like silhouette with the low-slung TNGA platform architecture. The 17-19 inch wheels are stylin’ with adorable chrome badges and dual exhaust tips. The front of this ride is a looker, too! The grille is dark gray with a chrome border, and machined-silver-colored LED headlight bezels. The XSE hybrid nightshade and touring edition will feature a sportier look with a piano-black mesh grille, machine-finish, and gloss-black wheels. Not to mention, the super cute black outer mirror housings, headlight bezels, trunk lid spoiler, and exterior badging. Wow! Also, the details on this ride are impeccable! There’s also a rear spoiler, name badges, black-painted 19-inch alloy wheels, black window trim, and door handles! There are plenty of colors to choose from for your Clermont Toyota Avalon. You can choose from supersonic red, opulent amber, midnight black metallic, wind chill pearl, ruby flare pearl, harbor gray metallic, ice edge, and celestial silver metallic. Also, you can choose from graphite, cognac, or black perforated premium leather, black, and harvest beige in the interior. In addition, the lateral vents at the front, rear spoiler, and underbody panel coverage help to have the most aerodynamic efficiency as possible. Also, you’ll experience less wind noise with this! And, the great features don’t stop there! You’ll rock the tilt/slide moonroof with a sliding sunshade. The moonroof package is also available on the XLE and XLE hybrid model. This Clermont Toyota Avalon has 43/city/44 highway/44 mpg combined for the XLE hybrid model. Also, the 9-inch Toyota audio system includes an automatic climate control system. How wonderful! Visit Toyota of Clermont Come test drive the new Toyota Avalon at our Toyota of Clermont! We’re open seven days a week at 16851 State Road 50 just off the Florida Turnpike. You can also book an appointment by calling (352) 404-7000. We look forward to seeing you!

With all the new Toyota goings-on lately, it has us feeling like it's a holiday. Maybe we're hunting for Easter eggs, and each new reveal is an egg found or maybe it's like Christmas morning with presents stacked high. That's all to say that it's been a happening time if you're a Toyota fan lately and it seems like there's more and more coming. We've had the new Tundra, new technology, and more revealed recently and we're still processing it all. But, while that's all exciting, today we're focusing a bit more on a smaller truck that's everyone's fave. The new Toyota Tacoma is being speculated for a makeover very soon and we at Toyota of Clermont have the latest on what to expect. Let's dive in! First the Tundra. Now a New Toyota Tacoma Yes, Toyota fam. The Tundra was revealed to us very recently, but our impatience and excitement has us screaming for news on a new taco. Luckily, with the Tundra undergoing a metamorphosis, it's likely that the Clermont Toyota Tacoma isn't too far behind. It's been consistent for a number of years and the time is ripe for a shake up. We haven't received any official news regarding the possible upcoming model, but that hasn't stopped the internet and other automotive industry journalists from offering up their 2 cents. Here are a few things we might see happen with the Clermont Toyota Tacoma soon: It's likely that the new Tacoma will have new engine options to carry it into a new design generation. Currently, the compact Clermont pickup sports a V6 and a 4-cylinder engine as its options. With the Tundra sporting a twin-turbo V6 and an optional hybrid drivetrain, expect the Toyota Tacoma to do something similar. This coincides with the point made above, but it's likely that new Tacoma will sport an optional hybrid drivetrain. This will not only dramtically increase its power capability (like it has with the upcoming Tundra's twin-turbo V6 engine), but it will also ramp up its fuel efficiency to a new level. Don't expect Toyota to turn the Tacoma in a total BEV just yet. The bZ4X has yet to hit the market and with such widespread acclaim for the upcoming Tundra's specs, it's likely Toyota wills stick to this formula. A redesigned exterior is a definite given. The new Clermont Tundra is getting a redesign inside and out and it's only fair to assume that a new Toyota Tacoma will follow the same route. As to whether that will look similar in scope to its larger sibling is unknown. The suspension sysytem of a new Clermont Toyota Tacoma is likely to be overhauled as well. Toyota opted to change the Tundra over from leaf-spring suspension to a more advanced system. The Tacoma could see a similar upgrade that would give it better handling both on and off the road. You should also expect the Tacoma to be another model to sport Toyota's all new infotainment system and other convenince technology. Ready to welcome a new Toyota Tacoma to Toyota of Clermont? Stick with us here on our blog for the latest info!

With all the new Toyota goings-on lately, it has us feeling like it's a holiday. Maybe we're hunting for Easter eggs, and each new reveal is an egg found or maybe it's like Christmas morning with presents stacked high. That's all to say that it's been a happening time if you're a Toyota fan lately and it seems like there's more and more coming. We've had the new Tundra, new technology, and more revealed recently and we're still processing it all. But, while that's all exciting, today we're focusing a bit more on a smaller truck that's everyone's fave. The new Toyota Tacoma is being speculated for a makeover very soon and we at Toyota of Clermont have the latest on what to expect. Let's dive in! First the Tundra. Now a New Toyota Tacoma Yes, Toyota fam. The Tundra was revealed to us very recently, but our impatience and excitement has us screaming for news on a new taco. Luckily, with the Tundra undergoing a metamorphosis, it's likely that the Clermont Toyota Tacoma isn't too far behind. It's been consistent for a number of years and the time is ripe for a shake up. We haven't received any official news regarding the possible upcoming model, but that hasn't stopped the internet and other automotive industry journalists from offering up their 2 cents. Here are a few things we might see happen with the Clermont Toyota Tacoma soon: It's likely that the new Tacoma will have new engine options to carry it into a new design generation. Currently, the compact Clermont pickup sports a V6 and a 4-cylinder engine as its options. With the Tundra sporting a twin-turbo V6 and an optional hybrid drivetrain, expect the Toyota Tacoma to do something similar. This coincides with the point made above, but it's likely that new Tacoma will sport an optional hybrid drivetrain. This will not only dramtically increase its power capability (like it has with the upcoming Tundra's twin-turbo V6 engine), but it will also ramp up its fuel efficiency to a new level. Don't expect Toyota to turn the Tacoma in a total BEV just yet. The bZ4X has yet to hit the market and with such widespread acclaim for the upcoming Tundra's specs, it's likely Toyota wills stick to this formula. A redesigned exterior is a definite given. The new Clermont Tundra is getting a redesign inside and out and it's only fair to assume that a new Toyota Tacoma will follow the same route. As to whether that will look similar in scope to its larger sibling is unknown. The suspension sysytem of a new Clermont Toyota Tacoma is likely to be overhauled as well. Toyota opted to change the Tundra over from leaf-spring suspension to a more advanced system. The Tacoma could see a similar upgrade that would give it better handling both on and off the road. You should also expect the Tacoma to be another model to sport Toyota's all new infotainment system and other convenince technology. Ready to welcome a new Toyota Tacoma to Toyota of Clermont? Stick with us here on our blog for the latest info!

We know we know, be happy with what you have, ya-da ya-da ya-da. It's never wrong to be appreciative of what you already have or what's coming soon. But, we can't help but want just a little more. The 2022 Toyota Tundra is coming very soon and it's packing an entirely new loadout with engineering, interior features, and a whole bunch of new tech. The upcoming Tundra is truly a marvel and we honestly can't wait for it to show up here at Toyota of Clermont. Although the new Toyota Tundra is on its way, we can't help but look to the next best thing coming down the great Toyota pike. Naturally, because the Tundra is coming, we can only imagine that the Sequoia will be the next best thing to hit the Toyota lineup. With no formal announcement, we can only speculate so far, but that's a big part of the fun. Check out the latest theories on this new Toyota from Toyota of Clermont right here! What's the Deal with the New Toyota Sequoia? As we said, the new Sequoia hasn't received any official news or even a teaser in the slightest. There's no word on whether or not a new model generation is coming or if it's being shelved. We've already lost the Land Cruiser, the Yaris, and many suspect the C-HR is leaving as well. While many digital sleuths are able to decode when models will be leaving the lineup, the Sequoia remains a big mystery. We can't deny our love for this big beefy boy Toyota SUV, but we'd be lying if we said this SUV has a very storied past. The Sequoia has always been an odd duck in the Toyota lineup here in Clermont. The new Toyota Sequoia occupies a spot between the 4Runner and the Tundra which is an odd one. It's got the power of a full-sized pickup at its back but adopts the body of an oversized SUV. Many saw it impractical as a family mover because of its poor fuel efficiency and availability of other options like the Highlander and Sienna. From an off-roading standpoint, the Clermont new Toyota Sequoia performs similarly to the Tundra, but definitely isn't packing all the customizable possibilities of its pickup truck sibling due to its lack of a bed. Like we said, odd spot to occupy. But, the theories for this beefy SUV are aplenty and seem highly promising. A New Toyota Sequoia in Clermont? It's likely that if a new Sequoia were to hit the lineup it would include elements similar to its newly revealed sibling. Expect the twin-turbo V6 to make an appearance and a highly powerful and fuel-efficient and hybrid drivetrain to boot. The styling will also likely be similar to that of the Tundra. Angular, highly stylish, futuristic, and rugged all wrapped in one large-scale SUV. The infotainment will be carried over from the Tundra and it will also feature a large touch screen and posh interior upholstery. Need we say more? Check out the latest new Toyota news from Toyota of Clermont right here. See you next time!

We know we know, be happy with what you have, ya-da ya-da ya-da. It's never wrong to be appreciative of what you already have or what's coming soon. But, we can't help but want just a little more. The 2022 Toyota Tundra is coming very soon and it's packing an entirely new loadout with engineering, interior features, and a whole bunch of new tech. The upcoming Tundra is truly a marvel and we honestly can't wait for it to show up here at Toyota of Clermont. Although the new Toyota Tundra is on its way, we can't help but look to the next best thing coming down the great Toyota pike. Naturally, because the Tundra is coming, we can only imagine that the Sequoia will be the next best thing to hit the Toyota lineup. With no formal announcement, we can only speculate so far, but that's a big part of the fun. Check out the latest theories on this new Toyota from Toyota of Clermont right here! What's the Deal with the New Toyota Sequoia? As we said, the new Sequoia hasn't received any official news or even a teaser in the slightest. There's no word on whether or not a new model generation is coming or if it's being shelved. We've already lost the Land Cruiser, the Yaris, and many suspect the C-HR is leaving as well. While many digital sleuths are able to decode when models will be leaving the lineup, the Sequoia remains a big mystery. We can't deny our love for this big beefy boy Toyota SUV, but we'd be lying if we said this SUV has a very storied past. The Sequoia has always been an odd duck in the Toyota lineup here in Clermont. The new Toyota Sequoia occupies a spot between the 4Runner and the Tundra which is an odd one. It's got the power of a full-sized pickup at its back but adopts the body of an oversized SUV. Many saw it impractical as a family mover because of its poor fuel efficiency and availability of other options like the Highlander and Sienna. From an off-roading standpoint, the Clermont new Toyota Sequoia performs similarly to the Tundra, but definitely isn't packing all the customizable possibilities of its pickup truck sibling due to its lack of a bed. Like we said, odd spot to occupy. But, the theories for this beefy SUV are aplenty and seem highly promising. A New Toyota Sequoia in Clermont? It's likely that if a new Sequoia were to hit the lineup it would include elements similar to its newly revealed sibling. Expect the twin-turbo V6 to make an appearance and a highly powerful and fuel-efficient and hybrid drivetrain to boot. The styling will also likely be similar to that of the Tundra. Angular, highly stylish, futuristic, and rugged all wrapped in one large-scale SUV. The infotainment will be carried over from the Tundra and it will also feature a large touch screen and posh interior upholstery. Need we say more? Check out the latest new Toyota news from Toyota of Clermont right here. See you next time!

Toyota is undergoing quite a metamorphosis regarding its product lineup. The future is coming fast and it looks like our namesake is meeting it with equal speed and ambition. The new Toyota Tundra is set to arrive later this year and it's a testament to what can be done with vehicles today. A hybrid drivetrain that overpowers the internal combustion model, a vastly improved infotainment UI, and cutting-edge futuristic designs. Yes, Toyota is meeting the moment (mostly). But, there's one futuristic project that never quite got the spotlight due to a global pandemic and other things. The electric car e-Palette. Whatever happened to that? Toyota of Clermont is here with the answers! An Ambitious Electric Car Project While Toyota might have a widespread reputation for being laggard when it comes to rolling out a Clermont electric car model compared to its competitors, Toyota was very big on the experimental front. Their R&D department was going to work producing incredible concept models, new and unique engineering, and developing vehicle autonomy software. One of the biggest results of that was the e-palette. Here's a little background to catch you back up to speed: The Clermont electric car e-Palette was developed as a strictly battery electric vehicle (BEV) that also made use of autonomous driving. It was to be a transportation concept that allowed a small number of passengers to travel while standing up around cities and other congested areas. Think of it like a subway or rail car. The goal of the e-Palette was to "create mobility for all" by making transportation more responsive and accessible to people throughout an area rather than using intrusive subway infrastructure and ridesharing/taxi cabs. The vehicle itself had a tall, clear, minimalistic design with small seating areas and handrails inside for passenger comfort. So, What Happened to it? With such a bold Clermont electric car concept in the docket, you might be wondering what happened to it and why you didn't hear more news about it. Well, the e-Palette was slated to make its debut at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 but due to the global pandemic, there was far reduced fanfare for the showcase. The e-Palette was still used widely during the games for transportation, but not nearly on the scale it was intended and the press attention was greatly overshadowed due to the controversy of the games. The electric car e-Palette continues to be developed by Toyota for application with the Woven City. Its purpose currently is to be the main provider of transportation in Woven City as the futuristic city concept will rely solely on public autonomous transportation. The future is looking bright for Toyota. Apart from the e-Palette concept, the bZ4X was confirmed to be coming to North America, there's still heavy acquisition and investment from Toyota on the vehicle autonomy front, and vehicles are becoming more powerful and advanced than ever. Ready to welcome the future? Visit Toyota of Clermont for the latest electric car and more. Find us at 16851 State Road 50.

Toyota is undergoing quite a metamorphosis regarding its product lineup. The future is coming fast and it looks like our namesake is meeting it with equal speed and ambition. The new Toyota Tundra is set to arrive later this year and it's a testament to what can be done with vehicles today. A hybrid drivetrain that overpowers the internal combustion model, a vastly improved infotainment UI, and cutting-edge futuristic designs. Yes, Toyota is meeting the moment (mostly). But, there's one futuristic project that never quite got the spotlight due to a global pandemic and other things. The electric car e-Palette. Whatever happened to that? Toyota of Clermont is here with the answers! An Ambitious Electric Car Project While Toyota might have a widespread reputation for being laggard when it comes to rolling out a Clermont electric car model compared to its competitors, Toyota was very big on the experimental front. Their R&D department was going to work producing incredible concept models, new and unique engineering, and developing vehicle autonomy software. One of the biggest results of that was the e-palette. Here's a little background to catch you back up to speed: The Clermont electric car e-Palette was developed as a strictly battery electric vehicle (BEV) that also made use of autonomous driving. It was to be a transportation concept that allowed a small number of passengers to travel while standing up around cities and other congested areas. Think of it like a subway or rail car. The goal of the e-Palette was to "create mobility for all" by making transportation more responsive and accessible to people throughout an area rather than using intrusive subway infrastructure and ridesharing/taxi cabs. The vehicle itself had a tall, clear, minimalistic design with small seating areas and handrails inside for passenger comfort. So, What Happened to it? With such a bold Clermont electric car concept in the docket, you might be wondering what happened to it and why you didn't hear more news about it. Well, the e-Palette was slated to make its debut at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 but due to the global pandemic, there was far reduced fanfare for the showcase. The e-Palette was still used widely during the games for transportation, but not nearly on the scale it was intended and the press attention was greatly overshadowed due to the controversy of the games. The electric car e-Palette continues to be developed by Toyota for application with the Woven City. Its purpose currently is to be the main provider of transportation in Woven City as the futuristic city concept will rely solely on public autonomous transportation. The future is looking bright for Toyota. Apart from the e-Palette concept, the bZ4X was confirmed to be coming to North America, there's still heavy acquisition and investment from Toyota on the vehicle autonomy front, and vehicles are becoming more powerful and advanced than ever. Ready to welcome the future? Visit Toyota of Clermont for the latest electric car and more. Find us at 16851 State Road 50.

Well, fam, the slow burn has finally been reduced to cinders and the long-awaited result has been revealed. The new Toyota Tundra, specs and all, has been revealed to the world and our excitement can hardly be contained! We've been waiting too long to see the full face of this new truck and it does not disappoint. We at Toyota of Clermont are dedicated today to its unpacking and, there's a lot of that to do. With a lengthy press release to sift through, let's not exhaust any more time. Let's dive in! An Ideal Vessel for Toyota's Future Seeing the press release and everything the new Clermont Toyota Tundra is packing, it's no surprise that much time was taken to roll this one out. This truck represents a lot of Toyota's initiatives going forward and they picked the perfect vessel. Here are the highlights in all important categories: A Bold Statement Made - Exterior Style is everything, as you know, and the Tundra is packing quite the punch. Toyota describes the mantra for designing the new truck as "technical muscle" and it makes so much sense when looking at the Tundra. The body design is aggressive and body, but yet cutting edge with sleek lines and bold statement pieces like the front bumper. It's a fine line between off-roading ruggedness and futuristic sleekness that the Clermont Toyota Tundra just strikes so well. The interior continues the same motif with a more horizontal orientation when it comes to the orientation of the instrument panel and center console. High-touch locations, like armrests and dashboard pads, are accented with premium materials that elevates the classiness while still maintaining that rugged vibe. A Powerhouse Indeed - Engineering With a new design generation beginning for the Clermont Toyota Tundra, you can bet there's more power involved. Here's what you'll see under the hood and under the body: True to the internet rumors, the new Tundra is in fact powered by a twin-turbo V6 and will include an optional hybrid drivetrain. The base twin-turbo V6 engine is rated for 389 horsepower and 479 lb./ft. of torque. Believe it or not, the hybrid drivetrain actually takes those incredible ratings way up a notch. 437 horsepower and 583 lb./ft. of torque all from a hybrid twin-turbo V6 engine. 12,000 pounds towing capacity with a max payload of 1,940 pounds is incredibly high and can deal with whatever you can stick on a trailer hitch (maybe a space shuttle?). In turning over a new leaf (quite a callback), Toyota has ditched the leaf-spring suspension of Tundras of old and swapped in coil springs and a new multi-link rear suspension. Tech Upgrades FTW - Technology We described the Clermont Toyota Tundra as a vessel for the future and the inclusion of an all new infotainment interface is perfectly indicative of that. The Human Machine Interface (HMI) takes Toyota infotainment into the modern era. This new operating system will be housed in a standard 8-inch touchscreen or optional 14-inch touchscreen system and feature all new experience features. Are you excited about the all-new Toyota Tundra? Expect it to come to Toyota of Clermont later this year! Check it out at 16851 State Road 50.

Well, fam, the slow burn has finally been reduced to cinders and the long-awaited result has been revealed. The new Toyota Tundra, specs and all, has been revealed to the world and our excitement can hardly be contained! We've been waiting too long to see the full face of this new truck and it does not disappoint. We at Toyota of Clermont are dedicated today to its unpacking and, there's a lot of that to do. With a lengthy press release to sift through, let's not exhaust any more time. Let's dive in! An Ideal Vessel for Toyota's Future Seeing the press release and everything the new Clermont Toyota Tundra is packing, it's no surprise that much time was taken to roll this one out. This truck represents a lot of Toyota's initiatives going forward and they picked the perfect vessel. Here are the highlights in all important categories: A Bold Statement Made - Exterior Style is everything, as you know, and the Tundra is packing quite the punch. Toyota describes the mantra for designing the new truck as "technical muscle" and it makes so much sense when looking at the Tundra. The body design is aggressive and body, but yet cutting edge with sleek lines and bold statement pieces like the front bumper. It's a fine line between off-roading ruggedness and futuristic sleekness that the Clermont Toyota Tundra just strikes so well. The interior continues the same motif with a more horizontal orientation when it comes to the orientation of the instrument panel and center console. High-touch locations, like armrests and dashboard pads, are accented with premium materials that elevates the classiness while still maintaining that rugged vibe. A Powerhouse Indeed - Engineering With a new design generation beginning for the Clermont Toyota Tundra, you can bet there's more power involved. Here's what you'll see under the hood and under the body: True to the internet rumors, the new Tundra is in fact powered by a twin-turbo V6 and will include an optional hybrid drivetrain. The base twin-turbo V6 engine is rated for 389 horsepower and 479 lb./ft. of torque. Believe it or not, the hybrid drivetrain actually takes those incredible ratings way up a notch. 437 horsepower and 583 lb./ft. of torque all from a hybrid twin-turbo V6 engine. 12,000 pounds towing capacity with a max payload of 1,940 pounds is incredibly high and can deal with whatever you can stick on a trailer hitch (maybe a space shuttle?). In turning over a new leaf (quite a callback), Toyota has ditched the leaf-spring suspension of Tundras of old and swapped in coil springs and a new multi-link rear suspension. Tech Upgrades FTW - Technology We described the Clermont Toyota Tundra as a vessel for the future and the inclusion of an all new infotainment interface is perfectly indicative of that. The Human Machine Interface (HMI) takes Toyota infotainment into the modern era. This new operating system will be housed in a standard 8-inch touchscreen or optional 14-inch touchscreen system and feature all new experience features. Are you excited about the all-new Toyota Tundra? Expect it to come to Toyota of Clermont later this year! Check it out at 16851 State Road 50.

The automotive market is coming to a slow down and there's much to be uncertain about. While it'll take longer than a day and more than a flick of a switch to get things to return to pre-pandemic normalcy, there's still plenty to look forward to. The new Toyota Tundra is set to get a full reveal soon, the bZ4X is still slated to get more details, and (the topic of this article) the Toyota Corolla Cross is coming this fall! Among all that, let's focus on the last thing. With the Toyota Corolla Cross coming very soon, you might be wondering what the specifics are. After all, it has been quite some time since we last discussed it and Toyota released press material. So, to help answer the question(s) you may or may not have asked, Toyota of Clermont is here! Let's get started! Details on the New Corolla Cross Coming Your Way! The Corolla is arguably the globe's most beloved sedan. With the countless iterations of this car made throughout its life, it felt natural that Toyota would make it into a Clermont crossover. Some automotive journalists have gotten their hands on copies to review and the word so far is overwhelmingly positive. The Toyota Corolla Cross is a certified banger and it's coming to Toyota of Clermont sometime this fall. If you're looking for some additional details on this whip, here's what you can expect to see soon: Exterior While it draws inspiration from the sedan version, the Toyota Corolla Cross is wholly its own thing. The front bumper is commanding and the headlights are sleek and bright. The roof-line naturally falls slightly toward the rear-end and the wheelbase looks completely fitting. Interior Inside the new Clermont Toyota Corolla Cross, space is easy to come by. The rear seats are 60/40 split-folding for ample cargo space throughout. Head and legroom dimensions are very roomy and provide to comfort for driver and passengers alike. If you're used to the design of the Corolla sedan's interior, you're in luck. The interior of the upcoming Clermont Cross is very similar in style to the sedan so you won't have to relearn the layout once you're inside. Conveniently located USB ports make for easy sharing and tech accessibility. Plus advanced infotainment tech means overall ease of use throughout your drive. Engineering While the Clermont Toyota Corolla has always been practically engineered, that doesn't mean the Corolla Cross lacks any power and capability. The 2.0L Dynamic Force engine mated with a Direct Shift CVT gives a truly sporty feel when behind the wheel. AWD is an available option along with improved suspension that makes this crossover more uniquely capable compared to other Corolla iterations in the past. Towing capacity is rated up to 1,500 pounds. The engine is rated for 169 horsepower. MPG is rated at 32 combined for the FWD model and 30 combined for the AWD model. Impressed? We thought you would be! Ready to get behind the wheel? The Toyota Corolla Cross will arrive at Toyota of Clermont soon. Visit us at 16851 State Road 50 and check it out soon.