The Toyota Motor Company founded in 1937 has grown to be the world's top automaker. With a reputation for dependable, fuel-efficient vehicles, Toyota cars end up at the top of many shopping lists, and for many, a Toyota purchase is an automatic decision. Toyota offers a full-line of vehicles that fill both standard vehicle categories, as well as many niche vehicles like the FJ Cruiser SUV.
Performance
For many, the way a car performs is a key criterion for which car to purchase. Our Velocity Index helps determine which vehicles are the best all-around performers taking in to consideration a balance of factors such as acceleration and handling. A higher number is better.
| Model | Velocity Index | |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Avalon |  | 51-63 |
| Toyota Camry | | 48-63 |
| Toyota Venza | | 45-58 |
| Toyota Highlander | | 40-56 |
| Toyota Sequoia | | 43-56 |
| Toyota Tacoma Access Cab | | 15-55 |
| Toyota Matrix | | 38-52 |
| Toyota RAV4 | | 44-50 |
| Toyota Sienna | | 42-49 |
| Toyota Tundra CrewMax | | 27-46 |
| Toyota 4Runner | | 33-46 |
| Toyota Land Cruiser | | 45 |
| Toyota FJ Cruiser | | 36-45 |
| Toyota Tundra Regular Cab | | 33-44 |
| Toyota Prius | | 39-44 |
| Toyota Prius v | | 41-42 |
| Toyota Tundra Double Cab | | 27-42 |
| Toyota Corolla | | 31-41 |
| Toyota Tacoma Regular Cab | | 15-39 |
| Toyota Tacoma Double Cab | | 24-39 |
| Toyota Yaris 5d Liftback | | 25-36 |
| Toyota Yaris 3d Liftback | | 28-34 |
| Toyota Prius c | | 34 |
Note: Bar graphs denote the composite performance for the model. "*" indicates models with incomplete data.
For more information, view our new car performance guide.
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