Learn About the 2020 Toyota Highlander, the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime, and the 2021 Toyota Mirai

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Are you excited about the Toyota 2020 Highlander and new fuel-efficient vehicles, the 2021 Mirai and 2021 RAV4 Prime? Details are coming out about these new vehicles thanks to their debut at the Washington Auto Show.

The Highlander, the best-selling mid-size SUV in America, will showcase its fourth-generation model, featuring a bold, distinctive new design with the familiar safety, comfort, and reliability of its predecessors. Additionally, the second-generation Mirai will make its debut, highlighting Toyota’s latest effort in hydrogen-powered full cell electric vehicles.

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The 2020 Toyota Highlander - Redesigned From the Ground Up


 

The Toyota Highlander is here and it’s been completely redesigned. It’s new updated look brings a new level of bold, distinctive design to a foundation that has been built on safety, comfort, durability, quality, and reliability.

When it arrived back in 2001, the original Highlander redefined the midsize family SUV. When it was introduced, most midsize SUVs were truck-based, however, the Highlander featured a unibody structure that had four-wheel independent suspension. This idea quickly became the template for a new segment of a more family-friendly SUVs. Nowadays, the 2020 Highlander amplifies those qualities all while taking on a…

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The 2020 Toyota Highlander - Completely Redesigned

 


The fourth-generation Toyota Highlander has been completely redesigned and with its newly updated look, it brings a new level of bold, distinctive design to a foundation built on safety, comfort, quality, durability and reliability.

The original Highlander redefined the midsize family SUV when it arrived back in 2001. At a time when most midsize SUVs were truck-based, the Highlander featured a unibody structure that had four-wheel independent suspension, which quickly became the template for a new segment of a more family-friendly SUVs.

Now, the 2020 Highlander amplifies all qualities while taking on a dramatic new design direction combining a powerful…

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Toyota Shows Off at the Los Angeles Auto Show

 



Toyota isn’t shying away from the spotlight. At the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, the automaker debuted the first-ever RAV4 Prime and the next-generation 2021 Mirai along with the Camry AWD model. The goal is to provide consumers with more efficiency and versatility than ever before.

With the 2021 RAV4 Prime, Toyota continues to pave the way for hybrid vehicles all while establishing a new norm for fuel-efficiency that doesn’t limit the driver experience. The first RAV4 Prime is no exception, boasting surprising performance capabilities with 302-horsepower, making it the quickest as well as most powerful RAV4 ever…

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Toyota Extends Battery Warranty for Model Year 2020 Hybrid, Plug-in, and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles

 


With 20 years’ experience and more than three million alternative fuel vehicles sold in the U.S., Toyota is putting more power behind its hybrid battery and component warranty.

Toyota recently announced that they will extend its hybrid battery warranty from 8 years / 100,000 miles to 10 years from date of first use/150,000 miles, whichever comes first. This extension is valid for all new model year 2020 Toyota hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell electric vehicles. All other HV components will retain coverage under the Hybrid System Warranty at 8 years/100,000 miles, whichever comes first…

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2020 Toyota Prius

 

The Toyota Prius is one of the world’s leading Hybrid vehicles with up to an EPA-estimated 58 MPG city, 53 highway, and 56 combined EPA-estimated mpg (L Eco grade. The Prius includes a segment-exclusive AWD-e model, featuring an electronic all-wheel drive system which, at speeds up to 43mph, helps give drivers more control when weather and road conditions are less than ideal.

2020 Prius models now come equipped with standard Toyota Safety Connect and upgraded audio with Apple CarPlayĀ® and Amazon Alexa compatibility. Previously, Safety Connect was available only on the top-line Limited grade. The system, which includes Emergency…

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2020 Corolla Family Adds Nightshade Editions

 


The new Toyota Corolla and sporty Corolla Hatchback are getting the Nightshade treatment! These special editions have been added to the grade lineup for model year 2020. Toyota now offers the Nightshade Edition package on six vehicles, with 4Runner, Camry, Highlander and Sienna.

The all-new 2020 Corolla sedan was introduced earlier this year with a new bold exterior styling and a sleek, driver-focused interior. Now, the Corolla is getting a Nightshade Edition on the SE grade with a CVT, with production starting this fall.

The Corolla Nightshade will feature blacked-out Toyota, Corolla and SE badging. The front will include a…

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Toyota Supports Gold Star Spouses and Families

 


Toyota Financial Services recognizes the sacrifice made by military service members and their families, introducing a new program that waives the remaining lease payments for military customers who die or become catastrophically injured in the line of duty.

The relatives of U.S. military members who have died while serving their country, for those who don’t know, are called Gold Star families. Toyota’s new program not only extends to Gold Star families, but it also includes service members who have been catastrophically injured.

If you are in need of utilizing this assistance, Toyota lease customers or their family…

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Make Sure Your Car Seat is Safe During National Safety Month

 


One of the leading causes of childhood deaths is preventable and you may be doing something incorrectly.  What if you found out that the problem is an issue with your car seat.

Buckle Up for Life is a national safety program from Toyota and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center that educates parents and caregivers about the proper use of car seats, booster seats and seat belts.

Since launching back in 2004, Buckle Up for Life has impacted more than 100,000 people and given more than 60,000 car seats to families in need. But the work is far…

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The 2019 Toyota Sienna

 


The 2019 Toyota Sienna is a family van that has seen some exceptional updates. The Sienna features the latest technological advances, with Amazon Alexa and Apple CarPlay for all grades, as well as some new options available for the LE and SE grades.

For 2019, the Sienna receives an AWD drivetrain option for the SE grade. The Sienna SE AWD offers 18-in. 6-spoke gunmetal-finished alloy wheels, as well as 7-passenger seating with removable perforated leather-trimmed second-row lounge seat captain’s chairs with long-slide feature. The existing SE Preferred Package has been upgraded as well with Rear Park Assist Sonar and…

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We often hear the question of ā€œWhat is the difference between Conventional, Full, and Semi-Synthetic Oil? What type of oil change is really necessary to get anyway? And cost wise, which one is most effective? If you don’t know what the difference is between synthetic blend oils and full synthetic oil, we are here to assist.

First things first, motor oils aren’t created equal. A synthetic oil typically outperform conventional oil.

Full synthetic oil is far superior to conventional oil due to its longevity. Full synthetic oil also won’t break down when it faces hot temperatures from the engine or from the weather outside. You know….like the hot temperatures that we see here in Florida. So, here, you’ll want to have full synthetic oil in your vehicle so it doesn’t break down that quickly.

Now synthetic blend oil is kind of like a hybrid of both conventional oil and full synthetic oil. The two oils are basically mixed together so that you’ll have oil that is a little bit better than conventional oil. You may choose to purchase synthetic blend oil for your oil change because it is cheaper than full synthetic oil. Plus it still has more longevity than conventional oil.

Most vehicles, nowadays actually take a synthetic oil to run. Many of the newer cars have high-performance engines in them. Hence the need for a synthetic oil.

Overall, you should purchase full synthetic oil if you don’t mind paying a little more for it. Synthetic oil creates less resistance inside of a car’s engine which means you’ll have better engine efficiency and horsepower. As a result, you’ll end up using less gas in your vehicle and promote a better fuel economy. Who doesn’t like using less gas….means more money in your pocket overall!

So, while it can be confusing, it really is it important to know what type of oil your car’s manufacturer recommends for your vehicle because it will help prolong the functionality and the lifespan of the engine.

Want to know which type of motor oil is right for your vehicle? Make sure to talk with our skilled and certified technicians at Courtesy Toyota of Brandon. Also, we always offer money saving coupons on our site for oil changes and you can find them here. Schedule your appointment with our easy to use scheduler today.  We look forward to taking care of your vehicle’s oil change needs at our service department.


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