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Apart from being the fan-favorite Toyota model in the lineup and being one of the last North American models still assembled in Japan, the Toyota 4Runner is consistent. In fact we've often referred to this iconic off-roader as the king of consistency. For the better part of 11 years, the fifth model generation has been available at dealerships and commanding trails. While we at Toyota of Clermont are thoroughly enamored by the current model year, even we have to admit that change is long overdue for 4Runner. Whether it be now or later, a large-scale overhaul is due for the popular Toyota SUV and we've seen some rumors that seemingly confirm this. If you want to know more, read along with us at Toyota of Clermont! What Might Be in Store for a New Toyota 4Runner The Toyota 4Runner has been in its 5th generation since 2009 and many drivers are clamoring for a change to the body-on-frame SUV. While Toyota has not confirmed anything regarding a new generation 4Runner and what features it might have, many fans have been speculating a laundry list of changes they want to see happen. Engineering Toyota is rumored to be making large-scale changes to the engineering features in many Clermont models. Larger models like the Tundra and Toyota 4Runner have largely remained untouched but that could all change soon. After all, Toyota has vowed to offer some form of electrification in its vehicles in the near future. For the 4Runner, this could mean the introduction of a hybrid drivetrain. This could vastly improve the fuel efficiency of this meaty Clermont Toyota SUV and add a bit of extra speed to its wheel house. There's also an idea floating around that there could be several engine options available on the next generation Toyota 4Runner. Many fans favor the current 4.0-liter V6, but adding larger and smaller options could reduce the overall cost and prime the Clermont 4Runner for wider appeal. It's also possible that Toyota could integrate a turbocharger or other options in a new generation. Exterior As with all generational shifts there's a dramatic exterior design overhaul. We expect nothing less for the Clermont Toyota 4Runner. But, what would that look like? More than likely, Toyota will retain the high-profile and muscular design of the current 4Runner. However, the front grille is likely to change along with the rear-end, and sides. Due to the popularity of enhanced special editions for this generation, the next generation 4Runner might include accessories like roof baskets, tow kits, and other off-roading gear standard. Interior Again, new generations mean large-scale changes to just about everything. The interior of the current generation Toyota 4Runner has received its fair share of complaints. For a new generation of this Clermont Toyota SUV you can likely expect to see new infotainment options, a wider array of upholstery materials to choose from, better stylistic elements, and better space distribution. One thing's for sure, the power rear-window needs to stay! Shop for a Toyota 4Runner with Toyota of Clermont Today While it'll be some time before the next generation Toyota 4Runner heads our way, you can still experience the Toyota 4Runner today at Toyota of Clermont! Shop our inventory online anytime and visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50 for a test drive.

Utility and muscle are key to getting things done and the full-sized pickup is a true testament to that sentiment. With their large engines, full sized beds, excellent towing capacity, and luxurious interior space, you'll find yourself the envy of every work project if you drive a pickup. On Toyota's lineup, the Toyota Tundra remains king when it comes to pickup truck utility and we're proud to provide it to our drivers here at Toyota of Clermont. But, it's a well known fact that the Tundra is in dire need of a change. For the better part of 12 years, the Tundra has remained largely unchanged. While we love consistency as much as the next driver, we agree that change is due. Especially considering that other vehicle makes have redesigned their full sized pickup offerings. While the 2021 Clermont Toyota Tundra will retain the same aesthetics, we're happy to report some potential findings for the 2022 model year Toyota truck you'll be excited to hear! What's In Store for the New Toyota Tundra? Without a proper redesign for over a decade, it's time to give the full-sized pickup drivers what they want and that means a redesigned Tundra at Toyota of Clermont. While most of what we're about to share with you is speculative, we're sure you'll still be pretty hyped about the 2022 Toyota Tundra's arrival. Here are a few things you might see on the next rendition of Toyota's beloved full-sized pickup truck: Toyota will likely design the Tundra on it's new truck chassis, Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA-F). High-strength steel will provide a stronger and lighter body-on-frame build for the Toyota truck. With a new chassis it's likely that the Clermont Toyota Tundra will adopt coil suspension springs in place of its current leaf springs on the rear axle. Improvements to both the chassis and suspension system means that the Tundra will likely improve on its current towing capacity and payload. This one's a big one! The Tundra might be getting an all-new engine layout. The Lexus LS 500, while a sports sedan, currently uses a twin-turbocharged V6. In Toyota's ongoing quest for electrifying its entire lineup by 2025, the Tundra could receive this engine along with hybrid drivetrain options. There's also talks of a smaller 3.5-liter V6 (the same engine as the Tacoma) being offered for the Tundra. The twin-turbo V6 can output 416 horsepower when mated with the LS 500. As with any major vehicle model overhaul, you can expect a number of aesthetic changes to be made to the Clermont Toyota Tundra. The exterior will likely receive a refreshing redesign that's edgier and futuristic. For the interior, the 2020 Highlander's 12-inch infotainment head unit will likely be offered along with more cabin space. Plus, expect to see Toyota Safety Sense equipped on the Tundra and include safety features like Advanced Radar Cruise Control, Automatic Braking, Lane Centering, and more. With the 2021 Toyota Tundra set to arrive sometime before this year is over, it's unlikely we'll see the 2022 model arriving earlier than end of next year. While that's a little while to wait, we'll make sure to keep you updated with any new information we come across! If you're looking to get behind the wheel of the current model year Tundra, Toyota of Clermont is here to help! Shop our inventory online anytime or visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50.

Utility and muscle are key to getting things done and the full-sized pickup is a true testament to that sentiment. With their large engines, full sized beds, excellent towing capacity, and luxurious interior space, you'll find yourself the envy of every work project if you drive a pickup. On Toyota's lineup, the Toyota Tundra remains king when it comes to pickup truck utility and we're proud to provide it to our drivers here at Toyota of Clermont. But, it's a well known fact that the Tundra is in dire need of a change. For the better part of 12 years, the Tundra has remained largely unchanged. While we love consistency as much as the next driver, we agree that change is due. Especially considering that other vehicle makes have redesigned their full sized pickup offerings. While the 2021 Clermont Toyota Tundra will retain the same aesthetics, we're happy to report some potential findings for the 2022 model year Toyota truck you'll be excited to hear! What's In Store for the New Toyota Tundra? Without a proper redesign for over a decade, it's time to give the full-sized pickup drivers what they want and that means a redesigned Tundra at Toyota of Clermont. While most of what we're about to share with you is speculative, we're sure you'll still be pretty hyped about the 2022 Toyota Tundra's arrival. Here are a few things you might see on the next rendition of Toyota's beloved full-sized pickup truck: Toyota will likely design the Tundra on it's new truck chassis, Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA-F). High-strength steel will provide a stronger and lighter body-on-frame build for the Toyota truck. With a new chassis it's likely that the Clermont Toyota Tundra will adopt coil suspension springs in place of its current leaf springs on the rear axle. Improvements to both the chassis and suspension system means that the Tundra will likely improve on its current towing capacity and payload. This one's a big one! The Tundra might be getting an all-new engine layout. The Lexus LS 500, while a sports sedan, currently uses a twin-turbocharged V6. In Toyota's ongoing quest for electrifying its entire lineup by 2025, the Tundra could receive this engine along with hybrid drivetrain options. There's also talks of a smaller 3.5-liter V6 (the same engine as the Tacoma) being offered for the Tundra. The twin-turbo V6 can output 416 horsepower when mated with the LS 500. As with any major vehicle model overhaul, you can expect a number of aesthetic changes to be made to the Clermont Toyota Tundra. The exterior will likely receive a refreshing redesign that's edgier and futuristic. For the interior, the 2020 Highlander's 12-inch infotainment head unit will likely be offered along with more cabin space. Plus, expect to see Toyota Safety Sense equipped on the Tundra and include safety features like Advanced Radar Cruise Control, Automatic Braking, Lane Centering, and more. With the 2021 Toyota Tundra set to arrive sometime before this year is over, it's unlikely we'll see the 2022 model arriving earlier than end of next year. While that's a little while to wait, we'll make sure to keep you updated with any new information we come across! If you're looking to get behind the wheel of the current model year Tundra, Toyota of Clermont is here to help! Shop our inventory online anytime or visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50.

Living in Clermont, you've probably dreamt of driving a Toyota convertible at some point in your life. A car with a removable top is perfect for cruising by the beach on a Saturday while you soak of some sun. It's the perfect blend of sun, fun, and driving. While there's an audience that thoroughly enjoys convertibles out there, their popularity has definitely seen better days. To our point, do you remember the last convertible you ever saw? Can you remember Toyota producing a convertible recently other than the Camry Solara? If you answered no to both of those questions, there are a few reasons why that is. If you're looking for answer as to why your favorite vehicle subtype is out of the spotlight, following along with us at Toyota of Clermont while we break down the problem with Toyota convertibles. Why Toyota Convertibles Are Gone For many Clermont Toyota drivers, the convertible was the "it" vehicle. Convertibles have been offered for as long as we can remember, but their popularity hit significant highs in the late 80s with the release of the Mazda Miata. This Toyota convertible sold over a million units and solidified this popular vehicle segment. For a while, auto manufacturers by and large made submodels of their lineup with convertible tops. Even Toyota with the Camry Solara. But, this Clermont Toyota model was shelved in 2008 due to waning popularity. The fun and sun of a convertible come at quite a cost that you may have never considered before. Convertible Design Factors It may sound a little odd that a vehicle manufacturer can't just yank the roof off one of their vehicle models and replace it with a foldable soft top. But, it's true. Cars rely on their roofing for structural integrity and removing that creates issues for the vehicle's body if not compensated for. That's why Clermont Toyota model designers have to do a complete design rework when considering adding a convertible option to the lineup. The body was must be refortified and tweaked to compensate for the structural reduction. A missing roof on a car also creates an inherent safety hazard. Drivers are more exposed to flying debris on the road and there's nothing to protect those in the cabin in the event the vehicle rolls over. Designers must also consider this aspect when redesigning the vehicle. Convertible Fuel Efficiency Factors Achieving peak fuel efficiency for a Clermont Toyota vehicle doesn't stop at the engine type or drivetrain. The body of the vehicle must also be designed to reduce air drag, a key component to allowing vehicles to commute at high speeds without losing fuel efficiency or control. Toyota convertibles are inherently prone to poor drag because of the missing roof. Air flows toward the rear of the vehicle at high speeds and can become trapped just above the back seat which causes an odd down draft to form. If you've ever seen someone driving a Clermont Toyota convertible and their hair is blowing the opposite way of the wind, that's why. Not only this, but convertibles are designed with heavier bodies and additional safety features because of their missing roof which can lead to decreased fuel efficiency due to weight. We're not sure if Toyota will ever venture into the convertible market again, but that doesn't mean you can't soak up the sun and have fun from behind the wheel of one of our amazing vehicles! Check them all out Toyota of Clermont's website or visit our dealership at 16851 State Road 50 today.

Living in Clermont, you've probably dreamt of driving a Toyota convertible at some point in your life. A car with a removable top is perfect for cruising by the beach on a Saturday while you soak of some sun. It's the perfect blend of sun, fun, and driving. While there's an audience that thoroughly enjoys convertibles out there, their popularity has definitely seen better days. To our point, do you remember the last convertible you ever saw? Can you remember Toyota producing a convertible recently other than the Camry Solara? If you answered no to both of those questions, there are a few reasons why that is. If you're looking for answer as to why your favorite vehicle subtype is out of the spotlight, following along with us at Toyota of Clermont while we break down the problem with Toyota convertibles. Why Toyota Convertibles Are Gone For many Clermont Toyota drivers, the convertible was the "it" vehicle. Convertibles have been offered for as long as we can remember, but their popularity hit significant highs in the late 80s with the release of the Mazda Miata. This Toyota convertible sold over a million units and solidified this popular vehicle segment. For a while, auto manufacturers by and large made submodels of their lineup with convertible tops. Even Toyota with the Camry Solara. But, this Clermont Toyota model was shelved in 2008 due to waning popularity. The fun and sun of a convertible come at quite a cost that you may have never considered before. Convertible Design Factors It may sound a little odd that a vehicle manufacturer can't just yank the roof off one of their vehicle models and replace it with a foldable soft top. But, it's true. Cars rely on their roofing for structural integrity and removing that creates issues for the vehicle's body if not compensated for. That's why Clermont Toyota model designers have to do a complete design rework when considering adding a convertible option to the lineup. The body was must be refortified and tweaked to compensate for the structural reduction. A missing roof on a car also creates an inherent safety hazard. Drivers are more exposed to flying debris on the road and there's nothing to protect those in the cabin in the event the vehicle rolls over. Designers must also consider this aspect when redesigning the vehicle. Convertible Fuel Efficiency Factors Achieving peak fuel efficiency for a Clermont Toyota vehicle doesn't stop at the engine type or drivetrain. The body of the vehicle must also be designed to reduce air drag, a key component to allowing vehicles to commute at high speeds without losing fuel efficiency or control. Toyota convertibles are inherently prone to poor drag because of the missing roof. Air flows toward the rear of the vehicle at high speeds and can become trapped just above the back seat which causes an odd down draft to form. If you've ever seen someone driving a Clermont Toyota convertible and their hair is blowing the opposite way of the wind, that's why. Not only this, but convertibles are designed with heavier bodies and additional safety features because of their missing roof which can lead to decreased fuel efficiency due to weight. We're not sure if Toyota will ever venture into the convertible market again, but that doesn't mean you can't soak up the sun and have fun from behind the wheel of one of our amazing vehicles! Check them all out Toyota of Clermont's website or visit our dealership at 16851 State Road 50 today.

Toyota is arguably one the world's most renowned automotive manufacturers. They distribute vehicles to nearly every country and they're globally known as a brand that achieves the perfect blend of style, performance, and reliability. We may be biased in saying it, but Toyota is pretty amazing and we're proud to offer many amazing Toyota vehicles here at Toyota of North Charlotte for your commuting pleasure. Those who consider themselves fans of Toyota will probably know that our favorite automotive brand encompasses other makes like Lexus and Daihatsu. But, there's more to Toyota than meets the eye. In fact, many other auto makes produce products other than cars (like tanks and bratwurst). For those interested in all Toyota products, follow along with us at Toyota of Clermont! Unexpected Toyota Products You Likely Don't Know About Houses To the surprise of many, Toyota has been producing housing units since 1975 and we're not talking about campers or ways to convert your Tacoma into a home. Toyota has been offering homes in Japan since 1975 and they construct them by using assembly line methodology. To date Toyota has constructed about 250,000 homes and has expanded their Clermont Toyota product offerings to mortgages, condos, and temporary disaster relief shelters. Homes made by Toyota must abide by 3 specific principals when undergoing construction: Developments are required to be environmentally friendly. Materials used must reduce carbon emissions. Homes must be sustainable for at least 30 years. Boats By now you've likely heard of the bougie Lexus yacht offered by Toyota's luxury line, but you probably didn't know that Toyota has been in the watercraft game for quite some time. The "Epic" line of boats have been produced since 1998 with much critical acclaim from boaters. After a hiatus starting in 2001 due to decreased sales Toyota reemerged in 2014 with the Ponam-31. This Clermont Toyota product can run you about $275K. QR Codes If you're a fan of interactive marketing or use QR codes on a regular basis, you can thank Toyota for that. All the way back in 1994 (90s kids where ya at?), a subsidiary of Toyota produced the helpful tool that's in heavy use today thanks to smartphones. Sewing Machine Real Clermont Toyota product fans won't find this one surprising when considering the fact that Toyota began as a loom company in 1924. Toyota didn't produce cars until 1933. Toyota's sewing machines are hailed as one of the most functional machines on the market. Fork Lifts Factory and warehouse equipment is essential to lifting heavy loads and Toyota has a big hand in that as well. Toyota manufactures fork lifts and pallet trucks as part of its Clermont Toyota product wheelhouse. What sets these offering apart from other similar products is Toyota's inclusion of an Active Stability System that make operating them much safer. Robotics The Tokyo Olympics was set to be a stage in which Toyota would showcase its plethora of amazing robotics technology. Until COVID-19 intervened. But, nevertheless, Toyota continues to research and produce unique Toyota products like assistant robots and even consumer models that double as pets. Toyota was to debut robots that assist the elderly and differently abled and transportation models during the Olympics this year.   Toyota and its impressive offering of different products are definitely worth checking out and we recommend you do so if you can. If you're still wanting to shop for a vehicle, Toyota of Clermont has got you covered! Visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50 or shop our inventory online anytime!

Toyota is arguably one the world's most renowned automotive manufacturers. They distribute vehicles to nearly every country and they're globally known as a brand that achieves the perfect blend of style, performance, and reliability. We may be biased in saying it, but Toyota is pretty amazing and we're proud to offer many amazing Toyota vehicles here at Toyota of North Charlotte for your commuting pleasure. Those who consider themselves fans of Toyota will probably know that our favorite automotive brand encompasses other makes like Lexus and Daihatsu. But, there's more to Toyota than meets the eye. In fact, many other auto makes produce products other than cars (like tanks and bratwurst). For those interested in all Toyota products, follow along with us at Toyota of Clermont! Unexpected Toyota Products You Likely Don't Know About Houses To the surprise of many, Toyota has been producing housing units since 1975 and we're not talking about campers or ways to convert your Tacoma into a home. Toyota has been offering homes in Japan since 1975 and they construct them by using assembly line methodology. To date Toyota has constructed about 250,000 homes and has expanded their Clermont Toyota product offerings to mortgages, condos, and temporary disaster relief shelters. Homes made by Toyota must abide by 3 specific principals when undergoing construction: Developments are required to be environmentally friendly. Materials used must reduce carbon emissions. Homes must be sustainable for at least 30 years. Boats By now you've likely heard of the bougie Lexus yacht offered by Toyota's luxury line, but you probably didn't know that Toyota has been in the watercraft game for quite some time. The "Epic" line of boats have been produced since 1998 with much critical acclaim from boaters. After a hiatus starting in 2001 due to decreased sales Toyota reemerged in 2014 with the Ponam-31. This Clermont Toyota product can run you about $275K. QR Codes If you're a fan of interactive marketing or use QR codes on a regular basis, you can thank Toyota for that. All the way back in 1994 (90s kids where ya at?), a subsidiary of Toyota produced the helpful tool that's in heavy use today thanks to smartphones. Sewing Machine Real Clermont Toyota product fans won't find this one surprising when considering the fact that Toyota began as a loom company in 1924. Toyota didn't produce cars until 1933. Toyota's sewing machines are hailed as one of the most functional machines on the market. Fork Lifts Factory and warehouse equipment is essential to lifting heavy loads and Toyota has a big hand in that as well. Toyota manufactures fork lifts and pallet trucks as part of its Clermont Toyota product wheelhouse. What sets these offering apart from other similar products is Toyota's inclusion of an Active Stability System that make operating them much safer. Robotics The Tokyo Olympics was set to be a stage in which Toyota would showcase its plethora of amazing robotics technology. Until COVID-19 intervened. But, nevertheless, Toyota continues to research and produce unique Toyota products like assistant robots and even consumer models that double as pets. Toyota was to debut robots that assist the elderly and differently abled and transportation models during the Olympics this year.   Toyota and its impressive offering of different products are definitely worth checking out and we recommend you do so if you can. If you're still wanting to shop for a vehicle, Toyota of Clermont has got you covered! Visit the dealership at 16851 State Road 50 or shop our inventory online anytime!

Toyota is a brand that's renowned worldwide for its innovation. And here at Toyota of Clermont, we're proud to sell a product that embraces research, creativity, and dedication to continuous evolution. However, there have been a few times where Toyota shot in the dark with a new model or concept... and missed completely. Today we're bringing to your attention four of the weirdest Toyota models or concepts ever debuted so you can see where the mark was missed, despite best intentions being involved. Four of the weirdest Toyota models ever released #1: Tundrasine: The Toyota Tundrasine was a seriously misguided concept vehicle that was unveiled at SEMA back in 2015. The Clermont Toyota Tundra is a cool truck, limousines are cool vehicles... but in no realm should they ever be joined as one. This weird Toyota model was based on a 1794 Edition Toyota Tundra and featured 8 doors that led to a luxurious brown leather interior that was inspired by Lear jets. It was 26 feet long, looked like a limo, yet still had a bed in the back to haul cargo... firm pass. #2: Sera: The first thing - or person - that springs to mind when we see the Toyota Sera coupe is Marty McFly. This three-door hatchback screams Back to the Future and not because of its 80's-looking design elements. The doors open upward instead of outward, similar to the Delorean. On top of that futuristic vibe, this Toyota model offered both automatic and manual transmissions, a 1.5L inline-4 engine, and surprisingly, a spacious trunk under the cargo hatch. It was sold exclusively in Japan from 1990-1995, so unless you have a Doc-Brown-esque time machine, chances of getting your hands on one are slim. #3: Mega Cruiser: Remember the Hummer and how "cool" it was (we put those quotation marks there for a reason)? The Toyota Mega Cruiser was Toyota's response to the Hummer and was actually available for purchase in Japan from 1996 to 2002. It was mostly used by the military in Japan for transport, with a few police battalions and other first responders putting it into action as well. It featured a 4-1L turbo diesel inline-4 engine and a four-door design, as well as an automatic transmission with a two-speed transfer case to send power to all four wheels. As you can probably imagine, it served its military purpose well, but wasn't a popular choice for school pickups. #4: Previa: The Toyota Previa was an interesting-looking Toyota minivan sold all over the world. It was produced in the US from 1990-1997 and despite its egglike shape, was a popular option for families. One of this Toyota model's weirdest features was its mid-engine design - in order to access important engine components, mechanics would actually have to disassemble the interior of the van, going so far as to remove seats. Not exactly convenient for something as simple as replacing a spark plug! Shop for a new Toyota at Toyota of Clermont If you're in the market for a more normal Toyota model, you're in luck! Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week for your convenience at 16851 State Road 50. You can call us for more info today at (352) 404-7000!

Toyota is a brand that's renowned worldwide for its innovation. And here at Toyota of Clermont, we're proud to sell a product that embraces research, creativity, and dedication to continuous evolution. However, there have been a few times where Toyota shot in the dark with a new model or concept... and missed completely. Today we're bringing to your attention four of the weirdest Toyota models or concepts ever debuted so you can see where the mark was missed, despite best intentions being involved. Four of the weirdest Toyota models ever released #1: Tundrasine: The Toyota Tundrasine was a seriously misguided concept vehicle that was unveiled at SEMA back in 2015. The Clermont Toyota Tundra is a cool truck, limousines are cool vehicles... but in no realm should they ever be joined as one. This weird Toyota model was based on a 1794 Edition Toyota Tundra and featured 8 doors that led to a luxurious brown leather interior that was inspired by Lear jets. It was 26 feet long, looked like a limo, yet still had a bed in the back to haul cargo... firm pass. #2: Sera: The first thing - or person - that springs to mind when we see the Toyota Sera coupe is Marty McFly. This three-door hatchback screams Back to the Future and not because of its 80's-looking design elements. The doors open upward instead of outward, similar to the Delorean. On top of that futuristic vibe, this Toyota model offered both automatic and manual transmissions, a 1.5L inline-4 engine, and surprisingly, a spacious trunk under the cargo hatch. It was sold exclusively in Japan from 1990-1995, so unless you have a Doc-Brown-esque time machine, chances of getting your hands on one are slim. #3: Mega Cruiser: Remember the Hummer and how "cool" it was (we put those quotation marks there for a reason)? The Toyota Mega Cruiser was Toyota's response to the Hummer and was actually available for purchase in Japan from 1996 to 2002. It was mostly used by the military in Japan for transport, with a few police battalions and other first responders putting it into action as well. It featured a 4-1L turbo diesel inline-4 engine and a four-door design, as well as an automatic transmission with a two-speed transfer case to send power to all four wheels. As you can probably imagine, it served its military purpose well, but wasn't a popular choice for school pickups. #4: Previa: The Toyota Previa was an interesting-looking Toyota minivan sold all over the world. It was produced in the US from 1990-1997 and despite its egglike shape, was a popular option for families. One of this Toyota model's weirdest features was its mid-engine design - in order to access important engine components, mechanics would actually have to disassemble the interior of the van, going so far as to remove seats. Not exactly convenient for something as simple as replacing a spark plug! Shop for a new Toyota at Toyota of Clermont If you're in the market for a more normal Toyota model, you're in luck! Toyota of Clermont is open seven days a week for your convenience at 16851 State Road 50. You can call us for more info today at (352) 404-7000!

On the streets of North America, big vehicles rule. SUVs and trucks are the kings of the roads and it's undeniable that we love our large gas-guzzling rides in this corner of the world. If you're planning on getting behind the wheel of a bigger vehicle soon, you'll be happy to know that the 2021 Toyota Tundra is coming to Toyota of Clermont very soon and it's packed with new additions that you're going to love! We're here with the latest info and updates. Check it out! What's New on the 2021 Toyota Tundra? To ensure maximum power, the 2021 Tundra will be packing a 5.7-liter i-FORCE V8 engine that affords it a towing capacity of 10,200 pounds. It will also have a maximum payload of 1,730 pounds and the same power and performance you're used to from previous model years. This year Tundra will be offered in either Double Cab or CrewMax trim grades which both include 4 doors. This year's Clermont Toyota Tundra will also include 2 special edition models on the lineup. Here are the details of the Trail Special Edition and Nightshade Special Edition models: Nightshade Special Edition The Clermont Toyota Tundra will be joining the Nightshade crew with a unique offering of features like: Black leather interior trim Blacked out exterior accents like the front chrome grille, mirror caps, door handles, wheels, and exhaust tip. This will be available to be built off the Limited trim grade and come in paint colors like Midnight Black Metallic, Windchill Pearl, Super White, and Magnetic Gray Metallic. Drivers can choose between 2WD and 4WD on their chosen Tundra. Trail Special Edition Revealed at the Chicago Auto Show, the Trail Edition group includes the most outdoorsy models, the 4Runner, Tacoma, and Tundra. Each one is built with the great outdoors and convenience in mind. For the Tundra, the Trail Edition is based on the SR5 CrewMax trim grade and is available with either 2WD or 4WD. This Clermont Toyota Tundra is unique in the fact that it offers a larger fuel tank, improved anti-theft system, engine immobilizer, and these additional features: This model Tundra is available with paint color options like Army Green, Super White, Cement, and Midnight Black Metallic. Black exterior badging and black interior seating with tan accent stitching. Standard all-weather floor liners A chrome front grille and special edition wheels A unique lockable bed storage box that's built with insulation and a drain plug so drivers can use it as a quick access cooler. While the new Tundra hasn't reached Toyota of Clermont just yet, we're anxiously awaiting its arrival. You can stay up to date on our current and upcoming inventory on our website. If you have questions or want to check out the 2020 Toyota Tundra before the new model arrives, visit Toyota of Clermont at 16851 State Road 50 today!

On the streets of North America, big vehicles rule. SUVs and trucks are the kings of the roads and it's undeniable that we love our large gas-guzzling rides in this corner of the world. If you're planning on getting behind the wheel of a bigger vehicle soon, you'll be happy to know that the 2021 Toyota Tundra is coming to Toyota of Clermont very soon and it's packed with new additions that you're going to love! We're here with the latest info and updates. Check it out! What's New on the 2021 Toyota Tundra? To ensure maximum power, the 2021 Tundra will be packing a 5.7-liter i-FORCE V8 engine that affords it a towing capacity of 10,200 pounds. It will also have a maximum payload of 1,730 pounds and the same power and performance you're used to from previous model years. This year Tundra will be offered in either Double Cab or CrewMax trim grades which both include 4 doors. This year's Clermont Toyota Tundra will also include 2 special edition models on the lineup. Here are the details of the Trail Special Edition and Nightshade Special Edition models: Nightshade Special Edition The Clermont Toyota Tundra will be joining the Nightshade crew with a unique offering of features like: Black leather interior trim Blacked out exterior accents like the front chrome grille, mirror caps, door handles, wheels, and exhaust tip. This will be available to be built off the Limited trim grade and come in paint colors like Midnight Black Metallic, Windchill Pearl, Super White, and Magnetic Gray Metallic. Drivers can choose between 2WD and 4WD on their chosen Tundra. Trail Special Edition Revealed at the Chicago Auto Show, the Trail Edition group includes the most outdoorsy models, the 4Runner, Tacoma, and Tundra. Each one is built with the great outdoors and convenience in mind. For the Tundra, the Trail Edition is based on the SR5 CrewMax trim grade and is available with either 2WD or 4WD. This Clermont Toyota Tundra is unique in the fact that it offers a larger fuel tank, improved anti-theft system, engine immobilizer, and these additional features: This model Tundra is available with paint color options like Army Green, Super White, Cement, and Midnight Black Metallic. Black exterior badging and black interior seating with tan accent stitching. Standard all-weather floor liners A chrome front grille and special edition wheels A unique lockable bed storage box that's built with insulation and a drain plug so drivers can use it as a quick access cooler. While the new Tundra hasn't reached Toyota of Clermont just yet, we're anxiously awaiting its arrival. You can stay up to date on our current and upcoming inventory on our website. If you have questions or want to check out the 2020 Toyota Tundra before the new model arrives, visit Toyota of Clermont at 16851 State Road 50 today!

The Toyota 4Runner is credited as one of the best body-on-frame SUVs out there and it's always stayed true to its roots through thick and thin. This impressive ride can traverse near any terrain type and is the perfect mix of family SUV and rugged survivalist. With a new model year looming here at Toyota of Clermont, it's only fitting that new year's models are currently being revealed for everyone to admire in awe. Among the several revealed is the iconic Toyota 4Runner and Toyota of Clermont is here with all the latest details! What's New on the 2021 Toyota 4Runner? If you're a long-time fan of the 4Runner then you're aware of its emphasis on consistency. While this new model year isn't receiving a design overhaul just yet, you can expect several new features. But, first, let's start with the base model. The Clermont Toyota 4Runner will be equipped with the same comfortably capable interior you're familiar with along with advanced safety and technology features. The new model year will include all new LED fog lights to enhance the intimidating look of the front bumper. If you're looking for more changes with the upcoming model year you'll have to explore the TRD Pro trim grade. Here's what's new with this grade of Clermont Toyota 4Runner: For the new model year, the TRD Pro trim grade will include a new optional paint color, Lunar Rock. This will be a replacement for Army Green. New black alloy TRD flow form wheels and Nitto Terra Grappler tires for a stronger and more rigid design. The flow form design of the wheels will allow for better handling and performance for the Clermont Toyota 4Runner. This will also include 2.5" Fox Internal Bypass Shocks. New tuned coil springs on the front suspension provide a lift height of an inch. Piggy-back style remote reservoirs provide enhance damping. Check Out the All-New Trail Edition Toyota 4Runner Another addition to the Clermont 4Runner lineup is the iconic Trail Edition! Here's what you can expect to see on this new special edition model: The Trail Edition trim grade will be based on the SR5 model and you will have the option between RWD and 4WD. Dark gray TRD off-road wheels will be included. Drivers can choose from paint color options like Army Green, Midnight Black, Cement, and Super White. Black exterior badging The interior will be blacked out and include tan stitching accents. All weather floor mats will be included. Similar to the Venture Edition, the Trail Edition will include a Yakima LoadWarrior rooftop cargo basket. Unique to this model Toyota 4Runner, there will be a sliding cargo tray and custom 40 quart cooler in the trunk. The cooler is equipped with freezer-grade gasket to ensure an air-tight seal. This can keep ice frozen for up to seven days. The top of the cooler is flat to provide drivers with an easy table or seat. The Toyota 4Runner is returning to Toyota of Clermont. Are you ready for it? Shop this model online anytime or visit us at 16851 State Road 50 and check it out today!