2018 Toyota 4Runner

Toyota has established the 4Runner as a capable midsize SUV, filling a unique niche in the market. In Toyota's lineup, it offers buyers a more ruggedized SUV than the Highlander while offering a size advantage over the FJ Cruiser and a price advantage over the Land Cruiser. The latest model adds a more luxurious interior, but retains its off-road capabilities. A 4.0L V-6 is standard. 4Runners are available in 2WD or part-time 4WD models in the SR5 and Trail grades. A Torsen(R) center differential is standard on the 4WD 4Runner Limited. An available third row seat allows the 4Runner to carry seven.

2018 Toyota 86

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2018 Toyota Camry

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2018 Toyota Highlander

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2018 Toyota Land Cruiser

The legendary Land Cruiser has been part of the Toyota lineup for more than 50 years. Well known for its off-road capability and unsurpassed comfort, the Land Cruiser is the premier SUV in Toyota's lineup. The standard 381-bhp 5.7L V-8 is coupled to a 6-speed automatic, 2-speed transfer case, and adjustable suspension for true rock crawling prowess. The Land Cruiser is sold in just one trim level which includes a leather interior, heated steering wheel, dynamic cruise control and navigation system. The Land Cruiser SUV, while roomy by five-passenger standards includes a third row seat that stores in a bulky upright position.

2018 Toyota Mirai

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2018 Toyota Prius

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2018 Toyota Prius c

Toyota has grown the successful Prius hybrid into a family of vehicles. The new Prius C extends Toyota's proven hybrid technology into a smaller, lighter and more affordable vehicle. The smaller size and weight pays dividends in fuel efficiency. Although the Prius C is slightly larger than the Yaris 5d, its EPA rating of 53 City / 46 Hwy clearly exceeds that of the Yaris (30 City / 38 Hwy). The Prius C is a traditional 5d hatchback with a tall rear roofline (the Prius has a steeply raked fastback). The rear seat folds for hauling bulky items.

2018 Toyota RAV4

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2018 Toyota Sequoia

The original Sequoia was the first full-size SUV from a Japanese manufacturer. Now in its second generation, the Sequoia is every bit as large as rival models from Ford, General Motors, and Nissan. Unlike the domestics Toyota offers the Sequoia in just one length which splits the difference between the shorter SUVS like the Tahoe and Expedition and longer models like the Suburban and Expedition EL. The Sequoia has three rows of seats for up to 8 people. Sequoia models equip either a 4.6L V-8 or a 5.7L V-8 and a six-speed automatic transmission. A properly optioned Sequoia can tow up to 7400 lbs. Three trim levels are offered ranging in price from $41,000 to around $60,000. Although full-size SUVs have become popular as family haulers, their only real advantage is the higher tow ratings. Full-size SUVs with truck underpinnings are robbed of interior space with the body mounted over the frame. Modern FWD-biased SUVs offer similar interior room with improved maneuverability, cargo capacity and fuel efficiency for far less money.

2018 Toyota Sienna

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2018 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab

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2018 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab

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2018 Toyota Tundra Crew Cab

Toyota's full-size Tundra pickup is every bit as big as the top-selling trucks from GM and Ford. The Tundra is offered in a wide range of models covering three cab styles, three bed lengths, three powertrains, 2WD and 4WD. The base engine for the range is a 4.0l V6 engine rated at 270-bhp. Two V8 engines are available, a 4.6l V8 and a brawny 5.7l V8. Cab styles include the regular cab with one row of seating, and the two-row Double Cab and CrewMax styles. The Double Cab has four traditionally mounted doors. The larger CrewMax 4-door has a spacious back seat area. The Tundra range begins with the SR base grade. Buyers can opt to equip the base truck with a Work Truck package with vinyl seats and rubber floors. The SR5 package adds basic power equipment, cloth seats and carpet. Some Tundra models are also available in the Limited grade with leather seats and additional equipment. A Tundra can tow up to 10,200 lbs. depending on the model and equipment.

2018 Toyota Tundra Double Cab

Toyota's full-size Tundra pickup is every bit as big as the top-selling trucks from GM and Ford. The Tundra is offered in a wide range of models covering three cab styles, three bed lengths, three powertrains, 2WD and 4WD. The base engine for the range is a 4.0l V6 engine rated at 270-bhp. Two V8 engines are available, a 4.6l V8 and a brawny 5.7l V8. Cab styles include the regular cab with one row of seating, and the two-row Double Cab and CrewMax styles. The Double Cab has four traditionally mounted doors. The larger CrewMax 4-door has a spacious back seat area. The Tundra range begins with the SR base grade. Buyers can opt to equip the base truck with a Work Truck package with vinyl seats and rubber floors. The SR5 package adds basic power equipment, cloth seats and carpet. Some Tundra models are also available in the Limited grade with leather seats and additional equipment. A Tundra can tow up to 10,200 lbs. depending on the model and equipment.

2018 Toyota Yaris 3d Liftback

The Yaris is the smallest and least expensive car sold in the United States as a Toyota. Two body styles are offered: a 3-door hatchback and a 5-door hatchback. The two models are nearly identical except for the two extra doors. A 1.5l four-cylinder engine produces 106 horsepower and is rated at 30/35 (city/highway) by the EPA. The base L trim level includes power door locks, air conditioning, and power windows but omits remote keyless entry. The LE trim level adds these features in addition to an upgraded audio system. The SE trim level (5-door only) adds alloy wheels, a unique grille mesh, and a rear spoiler for an upgraded appearance. In this rapidly expanding segment there are comparably priced alternatives with better fuel economy, more standard equipment and disc brakes.

2018 Toyota Yaris 5d Liftback

The Yaris is the smallest and least expensive car sold in the United States as a Toyota. Two body styles are offered: a 3-door hatchback and a 5-door hatchback. The two models are nearly identical except for the two extra doors. A 1.5l four-cylinder engine produces 106 horsepower and is rated at 30/35 (city/highway) by the EPA. The base L trim level includes power door locks, air conditioning, and power windows but omits remote keyless entry. The LE trim level adds these features in addition to an upgraded audio system. The SE trim level (5-door only) adds alloy wheels, a unique grille mesh, and a rear spoiler for an upgraded appearance. In this rapidly expanding segment there are comparably priced alternatives with better fuel economy, more standard equipment and disc brakes.

2018 Toyota Yaris iA

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2019 Toyota Avalon

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2019 Toyota C-HR

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2019 Toyota Corolla

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2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback

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