Toyota

In America’s highly competitive automotive arena, Toyota is one of the most venerable and enduring brands. With a history stretching back to the late 30s, there’s a lot to be said for the Japanese automaker, whose products have become synonymous with dependability and affordable quality. Top-notch safety and reliability and plenty of value for the money are all qualities associated with almost every Toyota vehicle.

Lineup of Toyota Models and Prices

This is a list of all the Toyota models and prices in the USA:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Toyota 4Runner	270 hp	4.0L V6 Gas	$39,555
Toyota GR86	228 hp	2.4L Flat 4 Gas	$28,400
Toyota Avalon	301 hp	3.5L V6 Gas	$36,825
Toyota bZ3X	TBC	TBC	TBC
Toyota Camry	203 hp	2.5L Inline-4 Gas	$26,220
Toyota Camry Solara Convertible	210 hp	3.3L V6 Gas	$27,440
Toyota C-HR	144 hp	2.0L Inline-4 Gas	$24,280
Toyota Corolla Cross	169 hp	2.0L Inline-4 Gas	$23,060
Toyota Crown	236 hp	2.5L Inline-4 Hybrid	$39,950
Toyota FJ Cruiser	260 hp	4.0L V6 Gas	$27,680

What to Consider When Buying a New Toyota

There are numerous automakers vying for a share of the automotive market in the US, and more than a few deliver quality products at a reasonable price. However, not many have the sand brand recognition and loyalty that Toyota does. These are some of the qualities that have helped it garner this prestige.

Pros

Extremely affordable for what you get
Exemplary safety and reliability ratings
Strong fuel economy numbers
Loads of different body styles and options
Practicality and comfort are always prioritized

Cons

Only a select few models are genuinely fun to drive
Road noise can be a problem
Some desirable features are locked behind expensive paywalls

FAQs

What are the best Toyota cars?

A quick look at the Toyota lineup shows that the automaker is extremely prolific, with at least one model on offer in almost every classification. The Camry and Corolla are both excellent choices for a sedan, while the RAV4, in one of its many different configurations, stands out as one of the best SUVs on the market. The Tundra stands head and shoulders above the Tacoma as the better truck, and the GR86 is an affordable but high-performance sports car with few faults.

What is the price of a new Toyota?

Very few of these vehicles would be regarded as expensive, though they aren’t as cheap as some rivals either. The Corolla is the entry point to the brand, with a price of around $20,000. In sportier GR guise, it could cost you as much as $50k. Meanwhile, the SUVs start at around $25k for a Corolla Cross and the Sequoia tops the price list when fully stocked at nearly $80k. Toyota offers the GR86 sports coupe at around $30k, while the GR Supra will set you back at least $45k.

Are Toyota cars reliable?

The Japanese brand holds one of the highest positions in the reliability ranking of all automakers. When bought new, these vehicles can easily last you ten to twenty years.

What are the newest Toyota cars?

Both the GR Corolla and Crown sedan features on the list of Toyota’s latest models. However, we know of several others planned to release in the near future, including the Grand Highlander, FJ Cruiser EV, and bZ5X.

Do the latest Toyota cars offer good mileage?

The Prius Prime, the plug-in spec of the famous hybrid, returns an estimated 133 mpg-equivalent figure, but once the 25-mile electric range drains the battery, this drops to 54 mpg combined. The Mirai Fuel Cell, which runs on hydrogen, manages 74 mpg-equivalent combined at all times. Meanwhile, the brand's first fully electric automobile, the bZ4X, can achieve 119 mpg-equivalent, but it only has a maximum range of 228 miles.