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Convertible
$26,940
A rare convertible from Toyota
Coupe
$19,530 - $21,860
2nd generation Solara looks a lot like the Accord coupe
Sedan
$26,625
Abundant space, power and luxury for Toyotas top model.
$18,445 - $24,025
A best seller for good reason.
$14,005 - $17,780
The reliable Corolla has one of the nicest interiors in its class.
Hatchback
$21,725
A stunning technological showcase in a bland wrapper.
Wagon
$14,570 - $18,560
A compact wagon with a zoomy 180-bhp engine.
SUV
$27,635 - $31,925
The recently revamped 4Runner now offers a V-8.
$24,530 - $34,430
A solid mid-size now offers a hybrid version
$55,815
A rolling legend remains the priciest Toyota
$20,300 - $23,735
A pioneer in the compact SUV segment.
$32,820 - $36,305
Toyota's first full size SUV.
Van
$23,625 - $28,745
One of the best
Truck
$17,220 - $23,545
The larger Tacoma offers more room and a 4.0L V-6.
$22,040 - $25,115
$13,780 - $17,725
$22,025 - $27,080
Almost a full size pickup.
$26,055 - $29,385
More room for contractors and their buddies.
$15,590 - $21,395
Almost a full size pickup.
Non US Model
A pioneer in the compact SUV segment.
Concepts
Toyota is capitilizing on its investment in hybrid technology by introducing a full-hybrid version of the mid-sized Highlander SUV. Toyota claims a significant increase in mileage and a slight increase performance when compared to the non-hybrid models. The RAV4 was one of the pioneering compact SUV models and is entering its third generation significantly larger with more usable cargo hauling capability. The slow-selling ECHO models have been discontinued and will be replaced next year with the Yaris compact as sold in Europe. Next up for Toyota is a complete redesign of the Toyota Camry sedan.
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