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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.

From humble beginnings and to one of the most widely sold vehicles in the world. The Toyota Corolla has undergone quite an evolutionary journey in its lifetime. It's seen a myriad of variations, style changes, and engineering evolution that would have anyone's head spinning. To commemorate this incredible milestone, by one of our fave vehicles no less, we at Toyota of Clermont are chronicling the Corolla's road so far and diving into what makes this ride so special. Check it out right here! The Way to 50 Million The Clermont Toyota Corolla has quite a storied journey. It was first introduced at a time when people first walked on the moon and gas was 35 cents a gallon. Here's a look at the journey the Corolla has been on to get to the incredible 50 million copies sold milestone: Generation 1 (1969 - 1970) The first-generation Toyota Corolla was designed as a 2-door sedan with a 1,077 cc 4-cylinder engine attached. It made use of just 60 horsepower (which translated to a 17 second 0-60 mph time) and mated the 4-cylinder to a 4-speed manual transmission. The starting MSRP was $1,700 and included a lockable gas-cap cover and reclining front seats. Generation 2 (1971 - 1974) In just one generation's time, the Clermont Toyota Corolla ascended to the second best-selling car in the world and made some improvements from the first gen. Horsepower increased to 73 and this model became the first of Toyota to offer a 2-speed automatic transmission option. Generation 3 (1975 - 1979) This is the one where you can see the angular and boxy design of the 80s border years come into play. The 3rd generation Toyota Corolla offered 3 different engine size options to Clermont drivers and the choice between a fastback coupe and a Liftback body style. Generation 4 (1980 - 1984) The iconic boxiness of this time period came for the Corolla and it pulled it off stunningly. This Clermont generation added 1.8 and 1.6L engine options to put it at 75 and 90 horsepower, respectively. The front seats came equipped with "memory" settings, which were quite revolutionary. Generation 5 (1985 - 1988) A new generation of Clermont Toyota Corollas arrived and with it came the switch to Front Wheel Drive. The new United Motor Manufacturing venture with General Motors saw Toyota manufacturing Corollas in California and this generation saw the arrival of the legendary AE86. Generation 6 and 7 (1989 - 1992, 1993 - 1997) The 90s saw quite a change for the Clermont Toyota Corolla. The boxy design of the 80s segued to the round and bubbly body designs of the turn of the century. Generation 6 retained the sportiness of the AE86 and packed up the horsepower to 135. 1997 saw the seventh generation Corolla become the best selling vehicle in history and it's kept going ever since. Generation 8 and 9 (1998 - 2002, 2003 - 2008) Side airbags and more cabin room marked the success of generation 8 and engineering continued to evolve with engines that had greater power and fuel efficiency. For generation 9, the Clermont Toyota Corolla was given special options, like the Corolla S model, that had unique design cues and a 130 horsepower engine. Plus, this generation brought a center console box that could hold 14 CDs. Generation 10 and 11 (2009 - 2013, 2014 - 2018) This is where we see modernity come into action. The 10th generation Toyota Corolla was offered with such a sleek and impressive design that wind noise was incredibly reduced, making for the quietest ride only comparable to luxury models. CDs were being phased out so this generation packed Bluetooth and iPod connectivity and JBL Premium Audio. Generation 11 brought Toyota Safety Sense P, an optional 6-speed manual transmission, and even more impressive fuel economy. Seize the Day in a New Toyota Corolla The Clermont Toyota Corolla has always been an impressive blend of affordability, coolness, and sensibility. Today, the current generation rules the streets and there are so many new things coming for this compact sedan. Ready to shop for one? Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.

From humble beginnings and to one of the most widely sold vehicles in the world. The Toyota Corolla has undergone quite an evolutionary journey in its lifetime. It's seen a myriad of variations, style changes, and engineering evolution that would have anyone's head spinning. To commemorate this incredible milestone, by one of our fave vehicles no less, we at Toyota of Clermont are chronicling the Corolla's road so far and diving into what makes this ride so special. Check it out right here! The Way to 50 Million The Clermont Toyota Corolla has quite a storied journey. It was first introduced at a time when people first walked on the moon and gas was 35 cents a gallon. Here's a look at the journey the Corolla has been on to get to the incredible 50 million copies sold milestone: Generation 1 (1969 - 1970) The first-generation Toyota Corolla was designed as a 2-door sedan with a 1,077 cc 4-cylinder engine attached. It made use of just 60 horsepower (which translated to a 17 second 0-60 mph time) and mated the 4-cylinder to a 4-speed manual transmission. The starting MSRP was $1,700 and included a lockable gas-cap cover and reclining front seats. Generation 2 (1971 - 1974) In just one generation's time, the Clermont Toyota Corolla ascended to the second best-selling car in the world and made some improvements from the first gen. Horsepower increased to 73 and this model became the first of Toyota to offer a 2-speed automatic transmission option. Generation 3 (1975 - 1979) This is the one where you can see the angular and boxy design of the 80s border years come into play. The 3rd generation Toyota Corolla offered 3 different engine size options to Clermont drivers and the choice between a fastback coupe and a Liftback body style. Generation 4 (1980 - 1984) The iconic boxiness of this time period came for the Corolla and it pulled it off stunningly. This Clermont generation added 1.8 and 1.6L engine options to put it at 75 and 90 horsepower, respectively. The front seats came equipped with "memory" settings, which were quite revolutionary. Generation 5 (1985 - 1988) A new generation of Clermont Toyota Corollas arrived and with it came the switch to Front Wheel Drive. The new United Motor Manufacturing venture with General Motors saw Toyota manufacturing Corollas in California and this generation saw the arrival of the legendary AE86. Generation 6 and 7 (1989 - 1992, 1993 - 1997) The 90s saw quite a change for the Clermont Toyota Corolla. The boxy design of the 80s segued to the round and bubbly body designs of the turn of the century. Generation 6 retained the sportiness of the AE86 and packed up the horsepower to 135. 1997 saw the seventh generation Corolla become the best selling vehicle in history and it's kept going ever since. Generation 8 and 9 (1998 - 2002, 2003 - 2008) Side airbags and more cabin room marked the success of generation 8 and engineering continued to evolve with engines that had greater power and fuel efficiency. For generation 9, the Clermont Toyota Corolla was given special options, like the Corolla S model, that had unique design cues and a 130 horsepower engine. Plus, this generation brought a center console box that could hold 14 CDs. Generation 10 and 11 (2009 - 2013, 2014 - 2018) This is where we see modernity come into action. The 10th generation Toyota Corolla was offered with such a sleek and impressive design that wind noise was incredibly reduced, making for the quietest ride only comparable to luxury models. CDs were being phased out so this generation packed Bluetooth and iPod connectivity and JBL Premium Audio. Generation 11 brought Toyota Safety Sense P, an optional 6-speed manual transmission, and even more impressive fuel economy. Seize the Day in a New Toyota Corolla The Clermont Toyota Corolla has always been an impressive blend of affordability, coolness, and sensibility. Today, the current generation rules the streets and there are so many new things coming for this compact sedan. Ready to shop for one? Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.

In a world where sedans are becoming an on-road rarity, you have to appreciate a good 4-door commuter car. The new Toyota Corolla is a compact marvel in a world where cars are only getting bigger and bigger. It's the most affordable and most practical car on Toyota's lineup and we at Toyota of Clermont absolutely love it. But, obviously, during your car shopping journey, you're going to browse through many options and one will likely be the Honda Civic. If you're stuck between the Civic and Corolla (they both start with Cs, after all), don't fret! Toyota of Clermont is here to help you be critical when choosing between the new Toyota Corolla and the Honda Civic. What Makes the Toyota Corolla So Good? When it comes to the new Toyota Corolla, to say we're a little biased is a bit obvious. But, we at Toyota of Clermont are ready to present the facts to you. Here's how the Civic and the Corolla stack up in certain Clermont car categories: Engineering What goes on under the hood of these 2 sedans is critical to know during the shopping. This is how the Corolla and Civic compare: The Clermont new Toyota Corolla uses a 1.8L inline 4-cylinder compared to the Civic's 2.0L inline 4-cylinder. Because the Civic uses a slightly bigger engine, drivers can take advantage of improved horsepower over the Corolla. They measure at 158 and 139 respectively. Both engines use a 4-cylinder design so it's likely that drivers won't be able to notice a huge difference when it comes to horsepower and torque. Both make use of variable valve timing and FWD drivetrain designs. The Corolla and Civic both use unleaded fuel, but the Corolla does have a larger tank capacity (by almost a full gallon). MPG ratings for both of these Clermont sedans are equal. They clock in at 30 MPG city, 38 MPG highway, and 33 combined. For the new Toyota Corolla, a hybrid version is offered based on the LE trim grade. The Civic does not offer a hybrid version but does offer a performance grade, Type R, based on the hatchback version. Interior Interior comfort is something that should top your list when car shopping. This is how the Clermont new Toyota Corolla and Civic stack up: The interior room of the Civic and Corolla are varied in many ways. Their dimensions are overall similar and share a wheelbase size, but they're stacked pretty similarly on average. An advantage for the Corolla, a 6 speaker system is standard compared to a 4 speaker system in the Civic. Plus the Corolla has an optional sunroof while the Civic doesn't offer a sunroof at all. The Civic one-ups the Corolla by offering an optional wireless charging pad but both include similar infotainment systems and programs. The exterior options and body styles between the Civic and new Toyota Corolla is similar. Both have hatchback variants and other trim grade differentiators, so it really comes down to brand loyalty and style preference. One final sticking point, the MSRP of the Civic is $775 higher than the Corolla. Ready to shop for a new Toyota Corolla today? Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.

In a world where sedans are becoming an on-road rarity, you have to appreciate a good 4-door commuter car. The new Toyota Corolla is a compact marvel in a world where cars are only getting bigger and bigger. It's the most affordable and most practical car on Toyota's lineup and we at Toyota of Clermont absolutely love it. But, obviously, during your car shopping journey, you're going to browse through many options and one will likely be the Honda Civic. If you're stuck between the Civic and Corolla (they both start with Cs, after all), don't fret! Toyota of Clermont is here to help you be critical when choosing between the new Toyota Corolla and the Honda Civic. What Makes the Toyota Corolla So Good? When it comes to the new Toyota Corolla, to say we're a little biased is a bit obvious. But, we at Toyota of Clermont are ready to present the facts to you. Here's how the Civic and the Corolla stack up in certain Clermont car categories: Engineering What goes on under the hood of these 2 sedans is critical to know during the shopping. This is how the Corolla and Civic compare: The Clermont new Toyota Corolla uses a 1.8L inline 4-cylinder compared to the Civic's 2.0L inline 4-cylinder. Because the Civic uses a slightly bigger engine, drivers can take advantage of improved horsepower over the Corolla. They measure at 158 and 139 respectively. Both engines use a 4-cylinder design so it's likely that drivers won't be able to notice a huge difference when it comes to horsepower and torque. Both make use of variable valve timing and FWD drivetrain designs. The Corolla and Civic both use unleaded fuel, but the Corolla does have a larger tank capacity (by almost a full gallon). MPG ratings for both of these Clermont sedans are equal. They clock in at 30 MPG city, 38 MPG highway, and 33 combined. For the new Toyota Corolla, a hybrid version is offered based on the LE trim grade. The Civic does not offer a hybrid version but does offer a performance grade, Type R, based on the hatchback version. Interior Interior comfort is something that should top your list when car shopping. This is how the Clermont new Toyota Corolla and Civic stack up: The interior room of the Civic and Corolla are varied in many ways. Their dimensions are overall similar and share a wheelbase size, but they're stacked pretty similarly on average. An advantage for the Corolla, a 6 speaker system is standard compared to a 4 speaker system in the Civic. Plus the Corolla has an optional sunroof while the Civic doesn't offer a sunroof at all. The Civic one-ups the Corolla by offering an optional wireless charging pad but both include similar infotainment systems and programs. The exterior options and body styles between the Civic and new Toyota Corolla is similar. Both have hatchback variants and other trim grade differentiators, so it really comes down to brand loyalty and style preference. One final sticking point, the MSRP of the Civic is $775 higher than the Corolla. Ready to shop for a new Toyota Corolla today? Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.

Toyota sportscars are truly something to behold. The immaculate lines and performance of the new Supra plus the affordability and fun factor of the 86. We're fortunate to have such cool vehicles on our lineup here at Toyota of Clermont. Until we find the last piece to complete the trio of sportscars for Toyota, the new Toyota GR 86 is here to keep our appetites satiated. We have more news on its upcoming arrival and we can't help but share it with you. Check it all out here! Hot Off the Presses. The Toyota GR 86 is Coming Back! The infamous ToyoBaru 86/BRZ is coming back to the lineup. Amongst the slew of new Toyota releases, this one is definitely something to marvel at. There's a lot of new when it comes to the upcoming 86 and we have the details right here. The Clermont new Toyota GR 86 has received the Gazoo Racing seal of quality with the "GR" signifier. It's been redesigned and reengineered to be lighter, faster, and more powerful. For the upcoming model year, the 86 houses a 2.4L flat-four engine under the hood. This translates to 18% more horsepower, 11% more torque, and a dramatically faster 0-60 mph time. The MT trim grade can easily hit 60 mph in 6.1 seconds and the AT grade in 6.6. Exhaust system sound is part of the overall experience of driving a Clermont new Toyota GR 86. The 5.6L center pipe gives off an aggressive growl and a new feature, Active Sound Control, provides a unique cabin-noise balance to give anyone butterflies. The exterior has also been overhauled and redesigned compared to the previous generation. This time around, the new Toyota GR 86 sits lower to the ground for ample cornering and handling, sports new headlights, and has an optional duckbill rear spoiler. It's also much lighter than before. The new Clermont Toyota 86 weighs in at 2,811 pounds curb weight. This means it's the lightest sportscar out there! There are 7 exterior color options available including Track bRED, Halo White, Steel Silver, Pavement Grey, Raven Black, Neptune, and Trueno Blue. Inside, the new 86 features unique design choices like an opening animation sequence on the gauge cluster on startup. Changing the drive modes, Normal, Sport, Snow, and Track, changes the lighting of certain gauges (Sport gives off a red ring). There's also an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment display that's attached to either a 6 or 8 speaker sound system. Expect convenient features like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity, SiriusXM, and more. Customers looking for a little extra bass in their life can request an optional 10-inch 200W subwoofer be installed right in the factory. There are a lot of changes coming for the new Toyota GR 86 this time around. From its weightless feel, ample handling, new designs, and driver-focused interior, there's a lot to take in here and a lot to appreciate. The MSRP of the Clermont 86 should clock in under $30,000 and it should arrive sometime in November of this year. However, with global shortages happening as of this writing, the release could definitely see a delay. Ready to shop for a new ride? Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.

Toyota sportscars are truly something to behold. The immaculate lines and performance of the new Supra plus the affordability and fun factor of the 86. We're fortunate to have such cool vehicles on our lineup here at Toyota of Clermont. Until we find the last piece to complete the trio of sportscars for Toyota, the new Toyota GR 86 is here to keep our appetites satiated. We have more news on its upcoming arrival and we can't help but share it with you. Check it all out here! Hot Off the Presses. The Toyota GR 86 is Coming Back! The infamous ToyoBaru 86/BRZ is coming back to the lineup. Amongst the slew of new Toyota releases, this one is definitely something to marvel at. There's a lot of new when it comes to the upcoming 86 and we have the details right here. The Clermont new Toyota GR 86 has received the Gazoo Racing seal of quality with the "GR" signifier. It's been redesigned and reengineered to be lighter, faster, and more powerful. For the upcoming model year, the 86 houses a 2.4L flat-four engine under the hood. This translates to 18% more horsepower, 11% more torque, and a dramatically faster 0-60 mph time. The MT trim grade can easily hit 60 mph in 6.1 seconds and the AT grade in 6.6. Exhaust system sound is part of the overall experience of driving a Clermont new Toyota GR 86. The 5.6L center pipe gives off an aggressive growl and a new feature, Active Sound Control, provides a unique cabin-noise balance to give anyone butterflies. The exterior has also been overhauled and redesigned compared to the previous generation. This time around, the new Toyota GR 86 sits lower to the ground for ample cornering and handling, sports new headlights, and has an optional duckbill rear spoiler. It's also much lighter than before. The new Clermont Toyota 86 weighs in at 2,811 pounds curb weight. This means it's the lightest sportscar out there! There are 7 exterior color options available including Track bRED, Halo White, Steel Silver, Pavement Grey, Raven Black, Neptune, and Trueno Blue. Inside, the new 86 features unique design choices like an opening animation sequence on the gauge cluster on startup. Changing the drive modes, Normal, Sport, Snow, and Track, changes the lighting of certain gauges (Sport gives off a red ring). There's also an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment display that's attached to either a 6 or 8 speaker sound system. Expect convenient features like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity, SiriusXM, and more. Customers looking for a little extra bass in their life can request an optional 10-inch 200W subwoofer be installed right in the factory. There are a lot of changes coming for the new Toyota GR 86 this time around. From its weightless feel, ample handling, new designs, and driver-focused interior, there's a lot to take in here and a lot to appreciate. The MSRP of the Clermont 86 should clock in under $30,000 and it should arrive sometime in November of this year. However, with global shortages happening as of this writing, the release could definitely see a delay. Ready to shop for a new ride? Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50.

It's no mystery that the new Toyota RAV4 is one of the world's most desireable SUVs. For the driver looking for something that doesn't guzzle too much gas but has more room than the typical sedan, it's perfect. Sedan fuel efficiency plus SUV power and space, what's better than that? Recently, Cars.com released survey findings among RAV4 drivers  to find what exactly they liked about the powerhouse vehicle. The survey was limited to the most recent model year. Here's a dive from Toyota of Clermont on what makes the new RAV4 so driveable and likeable. Here's What Clermont Drivers Love About the New Toyota RAV4 1) It's High in Value When it comes to feature packing, Toyota does an excellent job of ensuring their vehicles have plenty of strong points. The RAV4, however, definitely takes the cake and it shows among the survey participants. Drivers cite the excellent levels of comfort when it comes to the Clermont new Toyota RAV4 and that the plethora of safety features that come standard up the value. For this 2019 model owner from Petaluma, CA, "More comfortable than my Toyota Solara, and that's saying something for the RAV4, and the standard safety features are better than my friend's new Audi SUV. It's a tremendous value." 2) It's Packed with Advanced Tech New model years mean that new tech is always aplenty and the Clermont new Toyota RAV4 is definitely a poster child for this. The 2021 model year includes amazing features like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Amazon Alexa, premium JBL speaker options, five USB ports throughout the cabin, optional onboard WiFi, and more. Drivers can opt for either a 7" or 8" touchscreen interface and an optional digital rearview mirror is available. An owner of a 2020 model in Gainesville, VA is quoted saying, "Got all the bells and whistles and am enjoying the fun parts, but also appreciating the additional safety features." 3) Fuel-Efficiency is the Name of the Game A main drawback to SUVs is the lack of overall practical fuel efficiency. Luckily, and to the joy of many drivers, the RAV4 puts this stereotype on its head. The gasoline model gets a great 28 mpg city and 35 mpg highway and they hybrid model ups the ante with 41 mpg city and 38 mpg highway. If you want to take things even further you could always opt for the RAV4 Prime. 4) Comfortably Capable While the new Toyota RAV4 might be more on the compact side compared to its larger 4Runner and Highlander cousins, it's still just as comfortable and capable. There's plenty of head and legroom in all areas of the RAV4's cabin and it's surprisingly capable. In fact, the Clermont RAV4 has several trim grades that take it beyond the streets. The Adventure and TRD Off-Road trim grades provide off-roading benefits to the soccer-mom pigeon-holed RAV4. Plus, the RAV4 Prime provides plug-in charging to dramatically boost fuel efficiency and even give drivers EV only driving. The new Toyota RAV4 is a fan favorite for a variety of reasons. Find out what makes it special for you! Test drive the RAV4 at Toyota of Clermont today. Find us at 16851 State Road 50!

It's no mystery that the new Toyota RAV4 is one of the world's most desireable SUVs. For the driver looking for something that doesn't guzzle too much gas but has more room than the typical sedan, it's perfect. Sedan fuel efficiency plus SUV power and space, what's better than that? Recently, Cars.com released survey findings among RAV4 drivers  to find what exactly they liked about the powerhouse vehicle. The survey was limited to the most recent model year. Here's a dive from Toyota of Clermont on what makes the new RAV4 so driveable and likeable. Here's What Clermont Drivers Love About the New Toyota RAV4 1) It's High in Value When it comes to feature packing, Toyota does an excellent job of ensuring their vehicles have plenty of strong points. The RAV4, however, definitely takes the cake and it shows among the survey participants. Drivers cite the excellent levels of comfort when it comes to the Clermont new Toyota RAV4 and that the plethora of safety features that come standard up the value. For this 2019 model owner from Petaluma, CA, "More comfortable than my Toyota Solara, and that's saying something for the RAV4, and the standard safety features are better than my friend's new Audi SUV. It's a tremendous value." 2) It's Packed with Advanced Tech New model years mean that new tech is always aplenty and the Clermont new Toyota RAV4 is definitely a poster child for this. The 2021 model year includes amazing features like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Amazon Alexa, premium JBL speaker options, five USB ports throughout the cabin, optional onboard WiFi, and more. Drivers can opt for either a 7" or 8" touchscreen interface and an optional digital rearview mirror is available. An owner of a 2020 model in Gainesville, VA is quoted saying, "Got all the bells and whistles and am enjoying the fun parts, but also appreciating the additional safety features." 3) Fuel-Efficiency is the Name of the Game A main drawback to SUVs is the lack of overall practical fuel efficiency. Luckily, and to the joy of many drivers, the RAV4 puts this stereotype on its head. The gasoline model gets a great 28 mpg city and 35 mpg highway and they hybrid model ups the ante with 41 mpg city and 38 mpg highway. If you want to take things even further you could always opt for the RAV4 Prime. 4) Comfortably Capable While the new Toyota RAV4 might be more on the compact side compared to its larger 4Runner and Highlander cousins, it's still just as comfortable and capable. There's plenty of head and legroom in all areas of the RAV4's cabin and it's surprisingly capable. In fact, the Clermont RAV4 has several trim grades that take it beyond the streets. The Adventure and TRD Off-Road trim grades provide off-roading benefits to the soccer-mom pigeon-holed RAV4. Plus, the RAV4 Prime provides plug-in charging to dramatically boost fuel efficiency and even give drivers EV only driving. The new Toyota RAV4 is a fan favorite for a variety of reasons. Find out what makes it special for you! Test drive the RAV4 at Toyota of Clermont today. Find us at 16851 State Road 50!

If there's been one Toyota model that has been incredibly anticipated this year, it's definitely the Toyota Tundra. Having been sitting in a design generation that's lasted longer than One Direction's time as a group (that's facts), many hoped and prayed for a much needed refresh. Well, Toyota fam, looks like our cries have been heard. It's been heavily speculated and rumored, but now we have official confirmation that the Tundra is kicking things up a notch. Toyota released an official first look and, well, let's just say there's a lot to be excited about. Toyota of Clermont is here to break down the official look and catch you up to speed on the specifics. Let's check it out! Wait No Longer. The Toyota Tundra is Here! With the first look of the Clermont Tundra here, we can't help but be excited! The refreshed look alone has us so giddy we forget that there's still more to reveal with this story. So, before we catch you up on what might be coming for the new Toyota Tundra, let's start with what we can see here and what we know for certain. What we Know so Far The Clermont Toyota Tundra will be entering a new design generation that features a totally upgraded exterior style. The front end is more aggressive, larger, and very embossed. It features new headlights, an LED light bar just below the "TUNDRA" name. The photo released by Toyota shows a short bed design with more body lines and a boxy shape. The wheel weld arches also features a new trim feature we weren't expecting. This is all new! As for the engine, we know that it'll be the first of a new era for the iForce line. It will be called the iForce MAX, that we know for sure. What we Don't Know for Sure There's still quite a lot that's speculative surrounding the Clermont Toyota Tundra. One thing, the engine and drivetrain. Many industry journalism outlets have honed in on the inclusion of a V6 engine of some type. It's also been speculated that the Tundra could see a hybrid drivetrain included for the new model year. We don't know what the interior looks like just yet. Our guess here at Toyota of Clermont is that the Tundra will be getting several luxurious touches along with new upholstery that could change depending on trim grade. Toyota also published a press release detailing their next generation of infotainment system. Will this system make its way into the new Toyota Tundra? Hard to say until we know more. How many trim grades can we expect to see? Typically, Toyota includes a wide variety of trim grades for the Tacoma and Tundra and likely will do the same this time around. Judging from the photo we can likely expect a TRD version. As for the rest, we'll have to wait and see! The new Toyota Tundra is coming to Toyota of Clermont very soon and we're incredibly excited to experience it with you! Shop With Toyota of Clermont Today! Looking for a new Toyota? Shop with us today at 16851 State Road 50!

If there's been one Toyota model that has been incredibly anticipated this year, it's definitely the Toyota Tundra. Having been sitting in a design generation that's lasted longer than One Direction's time as a group (that's facts), many hoped and prayed for a much needed refresh. Well, Toyota fam, looks like our cries have been heard. It's been heavily speculated and rumored, but now we have official confirmation that the Tundra is kicking things up a notch. Toyota released an official first look and, well, let's just say there's a lot to be excited about. Toyota of Clermont is here to break down the official look and catch you up to speed on the specifics. Let's check it out! Wait No Longer. The Toyota Tundra is Here! With the first look of the Clermont Tundra here, we can't help but be excited! The refreshed look alone has us so giddy we forget that there's still more to reveal with this story. So, before we catch you up on what might be coming for the new Toyota Tundra, let's start with what we can see here and what we know for certain. What we Know so Far The Clermont Toyota Tundra will be entering a new design generation that features a totally upgraded exterior style. The front end is more aggressive, larger, and very embossed. It features new headlights, an LED light bar just below the "TUNDRA" name. The photo released by Toyota shows a short bed design with more body lines and a boxy shape. The wheel weld arches also features a new trim feature we weren't expecting. This is all new! As for the engine, we know that it'll be the first of a new era for the iForce line. It will be called the iForce MAX, that we know for sure. What we Don't Know for Sure There's still quite a lot that's speculative surrounding the Clermont Toyota Tundra. One thing, the engine and drivetrain. Many industry journalism outlets have honed in on the inclusion of a V6 engine of some type. It's also been speculated that the Tundra could see a hybrid drivetrain included for the new model year. We don't know what the interior looks like just yet. Our guess here at Toyota of Clermont is that the Tundra will be getting several luxurious touches along with new upholstery that could change depending on trim grade. Toyota also published a press release detailing their next generation of infotainment system. Will this system make its way into the new Toyota Tundra? Hard to say until we know more. How many trim grades can we expect to see? Typically, Toyota includes a wide variety of trim grades for the Tacoma and Tundra and likely will do the same this time around. Judging from the photo we can likely expect a TRD version. As for the rest, we'll have to wait and see! The new Toyota Tundra is coming to Toyota of Clermont very soon and we're incredibly excited to experience it with you! Shop With Toyota of Clermont Today! Looking for a new Toyota? Shop with us today at 16851 State Road 50!

With all of Toyota's moves it's been making lately, it's no surprise that we're seeing changes to the finest points of our beloved lineup vehicles. Toyota's lineup is highly popular and loved, but customers have oft voiced their concerns about a particular touchpoint that's kinda important. The car infotainment system is the next aspect of Toyota ripe for change and the changes with this one are big! More convenient, more advanced, better. Toyota of Clermont is here to break down the latest info we have on this new Toyota advancement. Let's dive in! The Next Generation in Multimedia The car infotainment system is a cornerstone of the interior of your ride. You need it for music, A/C display, GPS, and a myriad of other things throughout your drive. For a lot of customers and Toyota drivers out there, the current Entune infotainment suite is a little less than clean. Most drivers prefer to plug in their devices (the old school way) and use Android Auto or Apple CarPlay for their infotainment needs. Instead, Toyota has spent the past few years developing a new and improved form of in-vehicle experience. While this car infotainment system doesn't have a formal name in the Toyota realm, it's called the Lexus Interface. Here's what we know about the Clermont infotainment system so far: This new car infotainment system has been designed and developed in North America. The project involved heavy consideration from consumer comments and criticism of the current Clermont infotainment system. There will be multiple screen sizes to choose from when it comes to compatibility with this new system. Depending on the Toyota model, the screen can range from 8 to 14-inches. For customers, this new system should mirror using a smartphone with ease of access to all apps and functions. Toyota is aiming to compete with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay in an effort to keep the in-car-experience cohesive. GPS is all new with this new car infotainment system. It can run on 100% cloud capability which makes for faster and more accurate directions. Toyota is also introducing a new program with this Clermont infotainment system. It's called the Human Machine Interface (HMI) and provides a more seamless experience through touch, sight, sound, and voice. There's a new virtual assistant included in the infotainment mix. This program is intended to be the primary way drivers and users interact with the system. User Profiles can also be used to customize settings and preferences for multiple specific drivers. Digital Key is an additional feature that connects to your smartphone and allows drivers to access key features of their vehicle through an app. It works by connecting via bluetooth when in range of the vehicle. Over the Air updates will be used to reduce the need for 3rd party technology and tools. This will create a more seamless process for software development. Ready to shop with us? Visit Toyota of Clermont today at 16851 State Road 50 and browse our wide selection of new and used vehicles.