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Choosing a Tundra is the easy part, but choosing the right Tundra is where most truck shoppers slow down. Seven trims, two powertrains, and a price spread of nearly $40,000 make the 2026 lineup worth a closer look. The 2026 Toyota Tundra trim levels are the SR, SR5, Limited, Platinum, 1794 Edition, TRD Pro, and Capstone, with starting MSRP from $41,260 to $80,800. A twin-turbo V6 powers most grades, and the 437-hp i-FORCE MAX hybrid is available from the Limited up. Every grade now gets a 32.2-gallon fuel tank. At Toyota of New Bern, our team has spent more than 25 years matching drivers from New Bern, Havelock, Jacksonville, and Morehead City with trucks that fit how they actually work and play. This guide covers every 2026 Toyota Tundra trim, what changed this year, and which grade fits your budget and your trailer. Key Points: 2026 Toyota Tundra Trim Levels Every 2026 Tundra now carries a 32.2-gallon fuel tank. Toyota dropped the smaller 22.5-gallon tank, so even the base SR goes farther between fill-ups on US 70. The SR5 tows the most in the lineup. When properly equipped, the 2026 Tundra SR5 is rated to tow up to 12,000 lbs, more than any trim above it. Hybrid power is available on five trims. The i-FORCE MAX is optional on the Limited, Platinum, and 1794 Edition and standard on the TRD Pro and Capstone. 2026 Toyota Tundra Trim Levels at a Glance: Prices and Powertrains for New Bern Truck Shoppers Ten configurations across seven trims blur together fast on a spec sheet. Here's the full lineup in one place, with current builds on our Toyota Tundra lineup in New Bern page. Trim Powertrain Cab Style Starting MSRP SR i-FORCE V6 (348 hp) Double Cab, CrewMax $41,260 SR5 i-FORCE V6 (389 hp) Double Cab, CrewMax $46,510 Limited i-FORCE V6 (389 hp) CrewMax $54,860 Limited i-FORCE MAX Hybrid (437 hp) CrewMax $58,560 Platinum i-FORCE V6 (389 hp) CrewMax $63,695 1794 Edition i-FORCE V6 (389 hp) CrewMax $64,380 Platinum i-FORCE MAX Hybrid (437 hp) CrewMax 4x4 $70,605 1794 Edition i-FORCE MAX Hybrid (437 hp) CrewMax 4x4 $71,305 TRD Pro Hybrid (437 hp) CrewMax 4x4 $72,565 Capstone Hybrid (437 hp) CrewMax 4x4 $80,800 Starting MSRP excludes the $2,095 delivery, processing, and handling fee, plus taxes, title, registration, and dealer charges. Performance figures are manufacturer estimates and vary by configuration. Contact Toyota of New Bern to confirm current pricing and availability. A few patterns jump out right away. The base SR runs a 348-hp tune of the i-FORCE V6, so stepping up to the SR5 adds 41 horsepower along with the extra features. The SR5 also out-tows the $80,800 Capstone, which tops out at an estimated 10,340 lbs. And only the SR and SR5 offer the shorter Double Cab body style. What's New on the 2026 Toyota Tundra? The 2026 Toyota Tundra makes a 32.2-gallon fuel tank standard on every grade, adds Shale premium textured leather-trimmed seats to the Capstone, and offers new IsoDynamic seats and an exclusive Wave Maker paint color on the TRD Pro. The TRD Rally package also gains an available TRD 3-inch lift kit and Tow Tech Package. IsoDynamic seats are suspension-equipped front seats that absorb trail shocks before they reach the driver. For Craven County drivers, though, the bigger standard tank is the update that matters most, especially when hurricane season sends everyone inland. i-FORCE or i-FORCE MAX: Which 2026 Tundra Powertrain Fits Your Drive? The i-FORCE is a 3.4L twin-turbo V6 that makes an estimated 389 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque on most trims (348 hp and 405 lb-ft on the SR). The i-FORCE MAX is a hybrid powertrain that pairs the same V6 with an electric motor for an estimated 437 hp and 583 lb-ft of torque. Both use a 10-speed automatic. The i-FORCE MAX's extra 104 lb-ft of torque shows up most when pulling a loaded trailer off a boat ramp, and 4x2 hybrid configurations earn an EPA-estimated 20 city/24 highway mpg. Still, the gas V6 holds the lineup's top tow rating. Tundra SR and SR5: Work-Ready Trucks for Eastern North Carolina The 2026 Toyota Tundra SR starts at $41,260 MSRP and covers the essentials: an 8-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, LED headlights, 18-inch steel wheels, and Toyota Safety Sense 2.5. Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 is a standard driver-assist suite that bundles a pre-collision system, lane departure alert, and full-speed dynamic radar cruise control. The 2026 Toyota Tundra SR5 starts at $46,510 MSRP. The SR5 adds 18-inch alloy wheels, a tow hitch receiver, an Integrated Trailer Brake Controller, and the lineup's highest tow rating of up to 12,000 lbs when properly equipped. For a Havelock contractor or a family trailering a sailboat to Oriental, the SR5 is the value sweet spot. Tundra Limited: Where Daily Comfort Takes a Real Step Up The 2026 Toyota Tundra Limited starts at $54,860 MSRP, and it's the trim where the cabin changes character. A 14-inch touchscreen replaces the 8-inch unit, 20-inch alloy wheels fill the wheel wells, and heated and ventilated front seats come standard. Anyone who has sat in a parked truck in a New Bern July knows ventilated seats earn their keep here. The Tundra Limited is also the first trim eligible for the i-FORCE MAX hybrid, starting at $58,560 MSRP. Tundra Platinum vs. 1794 Edition: Two Takes on a Premium Pickup The 2026 Toyota Tundra Platinum ($63,695 MSRP) and 2026 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition ($64,380 MSRP) share nearly identical equipment, so the choice comes down to style. The Tundra Platinum leans modern, with dark-gray 20-inch wheels, a power tilt/slide panoramic roof, and leather-trimmed 10-way power-adjustable front seats. The Tundra 1794 Edition takes a Western route, pairing a Saddle Tan interior with American walnut wood-grain trim and machined-finish 20-inch wheels. The 1794 name honors the founding year of the Texas ranch where Toyota's San Antonio truck plant now stands. Both trims offer the i-FORCE MAX hybrid in 4x4 form. Tundra TRD Pro: Built for Sand, Mud, and Forest Roads The 2026 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro starts at $72,565 MSRP with the i-FORCE MAX hybrid standard. Toyota equips the TRD Pro with FOX shocks, a 1.1-inch front lift, 18-inch BBS forged wheels, Falken WILDPEAK all-terrain tires, a locking rear differential, and Multi-Terrain Select. New for 2026, TRD Pro buyers can add IsoDynamic seats and pick the exclusive Wave Maker paint. The TRD Pro is built for weekends on the sandy roads of the Croatan National Forest. Tundra Capstone: The Flagship of the 2026 Lineup The 2026 Toyota Tundra Capstone starts at $80,800 MSRP and carries the most comfort and technology in the Tundra lineup. The i-FORCE MAX hybrid comes standard, along with 22-inch chrome- and machined-finish wheels, power-deploying running boards, and a head-up display. For 2026, Capstone seats move to a new Shale premium textured leather trim. The Tundra Capstone suits buyers who want a pickup that feels like a luxury SUV and still tows up to an estimated 10,340 lbs. Which 2026 Toyota Tundra Trim Level Fits Your Life? The right Tundra depends on what you haul and how much comfort you want along the way: Budget-first work truck: The SR, with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 standard. Towing a boat or camper most weekends: The SR5, rated up to 12,000 lbs when properly equipped. Long commutes and daily comfort: The Limited, with the hybrid available for extra torque. Premium cabin, modern look: The Platinum and its panoramic roof. Premium cabin, Western character: The 1794 Edition in Saddle Tan and walnut. Trails, sand, and backroads: The TRD Pro and its FOX suspension. Top-shelf luxury: The Capstone, the most loaded Tundra in the lineup. Explore the 2026 Toyota Tundra at Toyota of New Bern Toyota of New Bern, located at 5010 US 70 East in New Bern, NC, carries the 2026 Tundra lineup for truck shoppers across Havelock, Jacksonville, Morehead City, and Kinston. Our team can walk you through each trim and configuration side by side. Browse our new Toyota inventory to see what's on the lot, or contact our team to check availability and schedule a test drive. The best way to find your match is behind the wheel.

Off-road SUV shopping usually means wading through a pile of trims, engine options, and marketing claims that all start to sound the same. The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser cuts through that noise with a hybrid powertrain and real off-pavement hardware that most rivals only offer as an upgrade. The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser starts at an estimated $59,095 MSRP and pairs a 326-horsepower hybrid powertrain with Crawl Control and Multi-Terrain Select as standard equipment, putting it ahead of the Lexus GX, Land Rover Defender, Jeep Wrangler, and Ford Bronco on price-to-capability terms. At Toyota of New Bern, we help drivers across New Bern, Havelock, Morehead City, and Jacksonville sort through exactly this kind of decision every week. This guide breaks down how the Land Cruiser stacks up against its closest rivals on power, space, and price, so you can walk in already knowing what matters for how you actually drive. Key Points: Toyota Land Cruiser vs the Competition The Land Cruiser undercuts the Lexus GX on price while trailing it only slightly on power. At an estimated $59,095 starting MSRP against the GX's roughly $68,335, the Land Cruiser saves buyers real money for 23 fewer horsepower. Hybrid efficiency sets the Land Cruiser apart from every rival on this list. An estimated 22 city and 25 highway MPG beats the Defender, Wrangler, and standard Bronco by a wide margin, without sacrificing off-road hardware. New Bern's coastal roads and boat ramps reward real cargo space. With 46.2 cubic feet behind the second row, the Land Cruiser out-hauls the Defender and edges out the Wrangler for weekend gear and storm-season supply runs. 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser vs. the Competition: At-a-Glance Every off-road SUV on this list claims serious capability. Here's how the numbers actually compare before we get into the details. Model Segment Standard Horsepower Starting MSRP 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser Midsize hybrid off-road SUV 326 hp ~$59,095 2026 Lexus GX 550 Midsize luxury off-road SUV 349 hp ~$68,335 2026 Land Rover Defender 110 Midsize luxury off-road SUV 296 hp (I6) ~$56,900 2026 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Compact/midsize off-road SUV 270–285 hp (V6/turbo-4) Varies by trim 2026 Ford Bronco Midsize off-road SUV 300 hp (standard) ~$42,790 Figures shown are manufacturer estimates and starting MSRP, excluding taxes, fees, and dealer charges. Pricing and specs vary by trim and change with production. Contact Toyota of New Bern for current availability and pricing. A few things jump out once you line these up side by side. The Land Cruiser is the only vehicle on this list that pairs a hybrid powertrain with genuine off-road hardware, which is why its fuel economy beats the field without giving up capability. The Wrangler technically starts cheaper on paper, but its base trims lack the Land Cruiser's standard Crawl Control and locking-differential-level traction control. And while the Bronco's base MSRP looks like the bargain of the group, that number climbs fast once you start adding the off-road equipment the Land Cruiser already includes standard. For New Bern drivers cross-shopping this segment, that standard equipment gap often matters more than the sticker price alone. Toyota Land Cruiser vs. Lexus GX 550: Where the Land Cruiser Wins The Lexus GX 550 shares a platform cousin relationship with the Land Cruiser, and it shows. Its 3.4-liter twin-turbo V6 produces 349 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque, giving it an edge in towing at up to an estimated 9,096 lbs when properly equipped, and the GX offers available third-row seating for up to seven passengers. Even so, the Land Cruiser holds three advantages that matter for most New Bern drivers: Lower starting price. At an estimated $59,095 MSRP against the GX's roughly $68,335, the Land Cruiser saves buyers close to $9,000 before options. Significantly better fuel economy. The Land Cruiser's hybrid powertrain returns an estimated 22 city and 25 highway MPG, well ahead of the GX's estimated 15 city and 21 highway MPG. Standard hybrid efficiency, no trim upgrade required. Every 2026 Land Cruiser comes with the i-FORCE MAX hybrid system standard, so buyers aren't paying extra for the technology that saves them money at the pump. For drivers who don't need three rows or maximum towing, the Land Cruiser delivers most of the GX's capability for meaningfully less money and far fewer fuel stops. There's also a trim-level difference worth knowing: Lexus reserves its serious off-road hardware for the Overtrail trim, priced well above the base GX Premium, while every 2026 Land Cruiser gets real off-road equipment standard. Shop the two side by side on out-the-door cost for comparable capability, not just sticker price, and the gap in the Land Cruiser's favor gets even wider. Toyota Land Cruiser vs. Land Rover Defender 110: Where the Land Cruiser Wins Both the Land Cruiser and the Land Rover Defender 110 built their reputations on decades of real-world off-road use, not marketing copy. The Defender counters with nearly nine inches of ground clearance, adjustable air suspension, and an available third row. Still, the Land Cruiser holds real advantages of its own: Dramatically more cargo space. The Land Cruiser's 46.2 cubic feet of standard cargo room dwarfs the Defender's 15.6 cubic feet behind the rear seats, a difference that matters for anyone hauling boat gear or storm-season supplies. A hybrid powertrain the Defender doesn't offer. The Defender's engine lineup returns an estimated 19 MPG combined, while the Land Cruiser's hybrid system delivers noticeably better efficiency without sacrificing power. Off-road technology standard, not trim-gated. Crawl Control and Multi-Terrain Select come standard on every Land Cruiser trim, while comparable Defender capability often requires stepping up to a higher trim level. For New Bern drivers who want Defender-level presence without the higher trims needed to unlock comparable technology, the Land Cruiser makes a strong case. It's also worth noting the Land Cruiser's 31-degree approach angle and front stabilizer bar disconnect, hardware built for the sandy boat ramps and washed-out backroads around New Bern, terrain the Defender's street-tuned base trims aren't set up to handle without stepping up in price. And with only two trims to compare instead of six, deciding what you're actually paying for is a lot more straightforward with the Land Cruiser. Toyota Land Cruiser vs. Jeep Wrangler Rubicon: Where the Land Cruiser Wins The Wrangler Rubicon leans hard into pure trail performance, with solid front and rear axles, locking differentials, and disconnecting sway bars that make it a serious rock-crawler. Ground clearance can climb past 9 inches, and the Xtreme Recon package pushes it even higher. The Land Cruiser answers with advantages that matter more for everyday driving: More standard power. The Land Cruiser's 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque beat the Wrangler's V6 (285 hp) and turbo-four (270 hp), the two engines available on most four-door Rubicon trims. Considerably more cargo space. At 46.2 cubic feet standard and 82.1 cubic feet with the rear seats folded, the Land Cruiser out-hauls the Wrangler's 31.7 and 72.4 cubic feet. Hybrid fuel economy the Wrangler doesn't match. No four-door Wrangler Rubicon trim offers a hybrid powertrain, leaving the Land Cruiser well ahead on estimated MPG. For drivers who want serious trail capability without giving up comfort, cargo room, or fuel economy on the drive home, the Land Cruiser closes the gap the Wrangler leaves open. There's a daily-driving cost to the Wrangler's trail-first design, too: its removable doors and roof panels trade away some of the sealed-cabin quiet and weather protection the Land Cruiser keeps standard. For the daily commute into New Bern between weekend trail runs, that difference shows up every single day, not just off the pavement. Toyota Land Cruiser vs. Ford Bronco: Where the Land Cruiser Wins The Ford Bronco's appeal starts with its lower base price and its removable doors and roof panels, and the range-topping Bronco Raptor adds a 418-horsepower twin-turbo V6 for serious trail speed. Once you look past the base sticker price, though, the Land Cruiser pulls ahead: More standard horsepower. The Land Cruiser's 326 horsepower beats the standard Bronco's 300 horsepower, and it gets there with a hybrid powertrain instead of a larger engine. Better fuel economy across the board. An estimated 22 city and 25 highway MPG beats the standard Bronco's 18 city and 21 highway MPG. More cargo space, standard. The Land Cruiser's 46.2 cubic feet and 82.1 cubic feet maximum both beat the Bronco's 35.6 and 77.6 cubic feet. A more direct price-to-capability comparison. Matching the Bronco Raptor's power means spending upward of $80,000, well above the Land Cruiser's starting price with comparable off-road hardware already standard. For New Bern drivers who want real off-road capability without paying Raptor-level prices to get it, the Land Cruiser offers a more direct path there. The Land Cruiser nameplate also carries more than seven decades of history built specifically around long-distance, go-anywhere reliability, a track record the Bronco's shorter modern run hasn't had the same time to build. That history matters most for buyers who plan to keep a vehicle for the long haul rather than trade it in after a few seasons. Which Off-Road SUV Fits Your Life? The right pick depends on what you're actually doing with the vehicle most days: Need three-row seating and maximum towing: The Lexus GX 550 handles bigger loads and more passengers. Want a British heritage design with air suspension flexibility: The Land Rover Defender delivers a distinctive look and adjustable ride height. Chasing pure trail performance and open-air driving: The Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco offer removable tops and hardcore off-road hardware. Want hybrid efficiency, real cargo space, and off-road capability without compromise: The Toyota Land Cruiser covers the widest range of everyday needs. None of these SUVs is a bad choice. The difference comes down to which trade-offs fit your driving, your budget, and how often you actually leave the pavement. Explore the Toyota Land Cruiser at Toyota of New Bern Toyota of New Bern, located at 5010 US 70 East in New Bern, NC 28560, carries the 2026 Land Cruiser lineup and serves drivers throughout Havelock, Morehead City, and Jacksonville. Browse our current Land Cruiser inventory online, or stop by and see how it compares to the competition in person. The best way to settle this comparison is behind the wheel.

The 2026 Toyota Tacoma comes in more configurations than ever, and every one of them is built for a different kind of driver. Hauling equipment through Goldsboro, running the back roads outside Havelock, commuting into New Bern every morning, or heading out to the trail on the weekend. There's a Tacoma built for the life you're actually living. The 2026 Toyota Tacoma trim levels include the SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, Limited, and TRD Pro, with starting MSRP ranging from approximately $32,145 to $64,350. Two powertrain options are available: the turbocharged i-FORCE engine and the more powerful i-FORCE MAX hybrid system. At Toyota of New Bern, we've helped drivers across New Bern, Jacksonville, Morehead City, and the surrounding communities find the right Tacoma for their life. We know this truck inside and out, and we know the kinds of roads and routines you're working with. This guide breaks down every 2026 Toyota Tacoma trim level: what each one offers, where it fits, and how the trims compare side by side. By the end, you'll have a clear picture of which Tacoma belongs in your driveway. Key Points: 2026 Toyota Tacoma Trim Levels Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard across every trim. Every 2026 Tacoma includes Toyota's pre-collision system, lane departure alert, and dynamic radar cruise control, regardless of which trim you choose. The Tacoma lineup covers a wide range of needs and budgets. From the work-ready SR at approximately $32,145 MSRP to the trail-tuned TRD Pro at approximately $64,350 MSRP, there's a Tacoma built for every type of driver. The i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain is a genuine performance upgrade. Available on select trims and standard on the TRD Pro, the i-FORCE MAX delivers an estimated 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque, making it one of the most capable mid-size truck powertrains available today. At a Glance: 2026 Toyota Tacoma Trim Levels and Starting Prices Shopping for a truck means comparing a lot of variables at once. Here's a quick look at the six primary 2026 Tacoma trims before we go deeper on each one. Trim Powertrain Key Capability Starting MSRP 2026 Toyota Tacoma SR i-FORCE 2.4L Turbo Work-ready entry trim ~$32,145 2026 Toyota Tacoma SR5 i-FORCE 2.4L Turbo Added comfort and tech ~$36,235 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport i-FORCE / i-FORCE MAX Sport tuning, elevated style ~$40,015 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road i-FORCE / i-FORCE MAX Trail-ready hardware ~$42,415 2026 Toyota Tacoma Limited i-FORCE / i-FORCE MAX Premium comfort and technology ~$53,170 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro i-FORCE MAX (standard) Maximum off-road performance ~$64,350 All prices are manufacturer's suggested retail and exclude taxes, fees, and dealer charges. Contact Toyota of New Bern for current availability and pricing. A few things stand out when you look at the Tacoma lineup this way. The TRD Sport and TRD Off-Road are closer in price than most people expect, which makes the Off-Road's Bilstein shocks and locking rear differential feel like a strong value for trail-focused buyers. The Limited is the trim where the interior makes a real jump, adding a 14-inch touchscreen and 10-speaker JBL audio that you don't find lower in the lineup. And the TRD Pro is the only trim where the i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain comes standard, not optional, which means you're getting 326 horsepower from the factory floor up. What Powers the 2026 Toyota Tacoma? The 2026 Tacoma offers two engine options depending on trim. The standard i-FORCE engine is a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder producing up to an estimated 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque on most trims (the base SR produces 228 hp and 243 lb-ft). A six-speed intelligent manual transmission is available on select gas-powered trims for drivers who prefer total control. The available i-FORCE MAX is a hybrid powertrain that pairs the turbocharged 2.4-liter engine with an electric motor to produce an estimated 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque. It's optional on the TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, and Limited, and comes standard on the TRD Pro. Every i-FORCE MAX Tacoma also includes a 2,400-watt onboard AC power supply, useful when you're running tools on a job site or charging gear at a remote campsite. Towing capacity reaches up to an estimated 6,500 pounds when properly equipped. Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 (TSS 3.0) is standard across the entire lineup, including a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection, lane departure alert, automatic high beams, and dynamic radar cruise control. All Tacomas come with ToyotaCare, which covers two years or 25,000 miles of free scheduled maintenance and 24-hour roadside assistance. 2026 Toyota Tacoma SR The 2026 Toyota Tacoma SR is the entry point into the Tacoma lineup, starting at approximately $32,145 MSRP. It's a capable, no-frills work truck built on the same TNGA-F platform as the Tundra and Sequoia. The SR comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, an 8-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia display with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a Smart Key System with push-button start. An available six-speed manual transmission makes the SR appealing to drivers who want direct, unfiltered control over the powertrain. For buyers in New Bern and the surrounding area who need a reliable daily workhorse without paying for features they won't use, the SR covers the essentials well. 2026 Toyota Tacoma SR5 The 2026 Toyota Tacoma SR5 builds on the SR with practical upgrades that add comfort and daily convenience. Starting at approximately $36,235 MSRP, the SR5 adds LED fog lights, a deck rail system with adjustable tie-down cleats in the truck bed, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, and Smart Key access for both driver and passenger doors. The Double Cab configuration features a coil-spring rear suspension for a noticeably smoother ride on paved roads. For drivers commuting between Morehead City and New Bern who also need a capable weekend truck, the SR5 hits a strong balance of value and practicality. 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport The 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport starts at approximately $40,015 MSRP and is built for drivers who want athletic styling and a sportier on-road feel without giving up everyday usability. It comes with TRD sport-tuned suspension, LED bed lighting, power lumbar support for the driver's seat, and a 6-speaker audio system. A 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and leather-trimmed steering wheel are included on this trim. The TRD Sport is also available with the i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain (starting around $46,935 MSRP), which adds 326 horsepower and the 2,400-watt onboard power supply. The TRD Sport is for drivers who want a truck that looks ready for adventure, even when it's parked in a Jacksonville shopping center. 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road The 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road is where the lineup gets serious about trail capability. Starting at approximately $42,415 MSRP, it adds Bilstein monotube shocks with remote reservoirs, a composite front skid plate, an electronically controlled locking rear differential, Multi-Terrain Select, and Crawl Control. Multi-Terrain Select allows the driver to dial in traction settings for different surfaces, including rock, sand, and mud. Crawl Control is a low-speed off-road system that automatically manages throttle and braking so the driver can focus entirely on steering through technical terrain. The TRD Off-Road is also available with the i-FORCE MAX powertrain for added torque when the trail gets demanding. For buyers near Cherry Point and Havelock who spend time on forest roads or coastal back roads, the TRD Off-Road is purpose-built for that kind of use. 2026 Toyota Tacoma Limited The 2026 Toyota Tacoma Limited is the premium trim in the lineup, starting at approximately $53,170 MSRP. It replaces the trail hardware of the TRD trims with refinement and technology. The Limited comes with a 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen, a 10-speaker JBL premium audio system, a power tilt-and-slide moonroof, heated and ventilated front seats, and an adaptive variable suspension for a composed, tuned ride. A digital display rearview mirror with compass and HomeLink is also standard. The Limited makes the Tacoma feel like a premium truck inside without giving up the towing, payload, or durability that Tacoma buyers expect. The i-FORCE MAX powertrain is available as an upgrade, starting around $56,495 MSRP. 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro The 2026 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro sits at the top of the lineup at approximately $64,350 MSRP and is the most capable off-road Tacoma available. The i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain comes standard, delivering an estimated 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque. FOX Internal Bypass shocks provide long-travel suspension tuning specifically engineered for high-speed off-road performance. Inside, the TRD Pro gets IsoDynamic Performance seats designed to reduce driver fatigue on rough terrain. A TRD Pro aluminum front skid plate and reinforced rocker protection round out the protection package. For buyers who run trails on purpose, not just by accident, the TRD Pro is the Tacoma built to handle whatever comes next. Rigid Industries LED fog lights and a signature exterior design complete the package. Which 2026 Toyota Tacoma Trim Is Right for You? The right trim depends on how you actually use your truck. Here's a straightforward breakdown by driver type: You need a dependable work truck at an accessible price: The Tacoma SR covers the essentials without the extras. You want daily comfort plus weekend capability: The Tacoma SR5 adds useful features without a significant price jump. You want a sportier feel and a more elevated interior: The Tacoma TRD Sport delivers athletic tuning and a sharp look. You're serious about trails and off-road terrain: The Tacoma TRD Off-Road brings the dedicated hardware to handle it, from Bilstein shocks to locking differential and Crawl Control. You want a premium interior with serious towing and hauling ability: The Tacoma Limited brings a luxury-level cabin to a truck frame. You want the best off-road Tacoma, full stop: The Tacoma TRD Pro pairs FOX shocks, i-FORCE MAX power, and IsoDynamic seating for a purpose-built trail truck. Explore the 2026 Toyota Tacoma at Toyota of New Bern Toyota of New Bern has served drivers across New Bern, Jacksonville, Havelock, Goldsboro, Morehead City, and Cherry Point for over 25 years. Our team knows the Tacoma lineup and can help you find the right trim, configuration, and powertrain for the way you drive. Stop by and see the 2026 Tacoma in person at 5010 US 70 East, New Bern, NC 28560. You can also browse our current Tacoma inventory online or reach out to our team to ask about availability, current offers, and financing options. The best way to find your match is behind the wheel. Pricing reflects manufacturer's suggested retail at time of publication and excludes taxes, fees, and dealer charges. Performance figures are estimated. Contact Toyota of New Bern for the most current pricing and availability.

The Toyota Land Cruiser has long carried a reputation built on decades of durability, off-road capability, and global adventure. For 2026, the Land Cruiser returns with its streamlined two-trim lineup — offering buyers a clear, straightforward choice between two well-equipped configurations. Whether you're drawn to the heritage-inspired styling of the 1958 trim or the feature-rich standard Land Cruiser, understanding what each version offers is the first step toward making a confident, informed decision. At Toyota of New Bern, we want to make sure you have all the information you need. This guide breaks down both 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser trim levels side by side — no fluff, just the facts. A Quick Look at the 2026 Land Cruiser Lineup The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser is offered in two trim levels: Land Cruiser 1958 — Starting at approximately $57,200 (plus destination) Land Cruiser — Starting at approximately $63,275 (plus destination) Both trims share the same powertrain, the same body-on-frame construction, and the same standard full-time four-wheel drive. The differences come down to styling choices, interior refinement, and technology upgrades. What Powers the 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser? Regardless of which trim you choose, both versions of the 2026 Land Cruiser are powered by Toyota's i-FORCE MAX hybrid system — a turbocharged 2.4-liter inline four-cylinder engine paired with an electric motor and an eight-speed automatic transmission. Combined output is rated at 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque. Four-wheel drive with a two-speed transfer case is standard on both trims, as are front and rear locking differentials. Fuel economy is rated at an EPA-estimated 22 mpg city / 25 mpg highway / 23 mpg combined across both trim levels. The Land Cruiser is also rated to tow up to 6,000 pounds. Trim-by-Trim Breakdown Land Cruiser 1958 — Starting at ~$57,200 The 1958 trim takes its name from the year the original Land Cruiser first arrived in the United States. It pairs entry-level pricing with a full suite of off-road hardware and a distinct retro-inspired exterior. Exterior Highlights: Circular LED headlights inspired by the original FJ25 Bold TOYOTA heritage grille 18-inch wheels Heavy-duty skid plates Front and rear tow hooks Mudguards Rain-sensing windshield wipers Interior & Technology: 8-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto 7-inch digital instrument cluster Six USB-C ports Satellite radio Bluetooth connectivity Six-way manually adjustable front seats Heated front seats Cloth upholstery Leather-trimmed gear shifter Tilt-and-telescoping steering column Auto-dimming rearview mirror Universal garage door opener 12 cup holders throughout the cabin Off-Road & Safety: Full-time 4WD with low-range gearing Center and rear locking differentials Drive Mode Select system Crawl Control 2,400-watt power inverter Blind-spot alert Pedestrian detection system Traction control Land Cruiser — Starting at ~$63,275 The standard Land Cruiser trim builds directly on the 1958's foundation and adds a meaningful set of upgrades, particularly in the areas of interior comfort, technology, and visibility. Exterior Highlights: Rectangular LED headlights inspired by the FJ62 LED color-selectable fog lights 18-inch wheels standard (optional 20-inch wheels available) All exterior features from the 1958 trim Interior & Technology: 12.3-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster 10-speaker audio system Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Wireless charging pad SofTex synthetic leather upholstery Heated and ventilated front seats Power liftgate Side-view cameras Top-view (360-degree) camera system Slip control Off-Road & Safety: All off-road features from the 1958 trim Multi-Terrain Select (sand, mud, rock, deep snow, and more) Stabilizer disconnect mechanism (available as standalone option) Everything from the 1958 trim Available Premium Package (for Land Cruiser trim only): 14-speaker JBL premium audio system Toyota Digital Key system Head-up display Wi-Fi hotspot Digital rearview mirror Front cross-traffic warning Drive Connect (one-year trial subscription) Side-by-Side Comparison Chart Feature Land Cruiser 1958 Land Cruiser Powertrain 2.4L i-FORCE MAX Hybrid 2.4L i-FORCE MAX Hybrid Horsepower 326 hp 326 hp Torque 465 lb-ft 465 lb-ft Transmission 8-Speed Automatic 8-Speed Automatic Drive System Full-Time 4WD Full-Time 4WD Fuel Economy (Combined) 23 MPG 23 MPG Towing Capacity 6,000 lbs 6,000 lbs Touchscreen 8-inch 12.3-inch Digital Gauge Cluster 7-inch 12.3-inch Audio System 6-Speaker 10-Speaker What's the Same on Both Trims? It's worth highlighting what buyers receive across the entire 2026 Land Cruiser lineup, regardless of trim level: Body-on-frame construction Full-time four-wheel drive with a 2-speed transfer case Electronic locking front and rear differentials Crawl Control off-road system 2,400-watt power inverter Heated front seats Leather-trimmed gear shifter Heavy-duty skid plates Front and rear tow hooks and mudguards Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Blind-spot alert Pedestrian detection system Six USB-C ports 12 cup holders Rain-sensing wipers 18-inch wheels 6,000-lb towing capacity Cargo & Passenger Space Both trim levels offer identical interior dimensions. The 2026 Land Cruiser seats up to five passengers across two rows. Cargo capacity behind the second row measures 46.2 cubic feet, expanding to 82.1 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded flat. It's worth noting that the hybrid battery does slightly raise the cargo floor, which can affect vertical storage space. Frequently Asked Questions How many trim levels does the 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser come in? The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser is available in two trim levels: the Land Cruiser 1958 and the standard Land Cruiser. What is the starting price of the 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser? The Land Cruiser 1958 starts at approximately $57,200 before destination charges. The standard Land Cruiser trim starts at approximately $63,275. Final pricing may vary — contact Toyota of New Bern for current availability and pricing information. Do both trims have the same engine? Yes. Both the 1958 and Land Cruiser trims are powered by the same 2.4-liter i-FORCE MAX turbocharged hybrid four-cylinder engine producing 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Is four-wheel drive standard on the 2026 Land Cruiser? Yes. Full-time four-wheel drive with a two-speed transfer case is standard on both trim levels. There is no two-wheel-drive option. What is the difference between the headlights on the two trims? The 1958 trim features round LED headlights, which pay homage to the original FJ25. The standard Land Cruiser trim uses rectangular LED headlights, a nod to the FJ62 from the late 1980s and early 1990s. Does the 2026 Land Cruiser come in a three-row configuration? No. The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser is a two-row, five-passenger SUV. A three-row option is not available for this model year. What is the Land Cruiser's towing capacity? Both trim levels are rated to tow up to 6,000 pounds. What is included in the optional Premium Package? The Premium Package is only available on the standard Land Cruiser trim. It adds a 14-speaker JBL audio system, Toyota Digital Key, a head-up display, a Wi-Fi hotspot, a digital rearview mirror, front cross-traffic warning, and a one-year Drive Connect subscription. What is the fuel economy of the 2026 Land Cruiser? The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser is EPA-estimated at 22 mpg city, 25 mpg highway, and 23 mpg combined for both trim levels. Does the 2026 Land Cruiser have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto? Yes. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard on both trim levels. Visit Toyota of New Bern to Learn More Whether you're still weighing your options between the 1958 and the standard Land Cruiser trim, or you're ready to take the next step, the team at Toyota of New Bern is here to help. We welcome you to stop by our dealership, explore the 2026 Land Cruiser in person, and ask any questions you may have. No pressure — just straightforward information from people who know these vehicles. You can also reach us by phone or through our website to check current inventory, ask about financing options, or schedule a time that works for you. We'd love the opportunity to assist you on your journey to finding the right vehicle. Toyota of New Bern — Come see us. We're here when you're ready. 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If you've been exploring compact cars with a sporting edge, the 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is worth a closer look. Available in three distinct trim levels — SE, FX, and XSE — the Corolla Hatchback delivers a 2.0L Dynamic Force Engine, standard driver-assistance technology, and a range of feature sets designed to suit different preferences and budgets. This guide from Toyota of New Bern breaks down each trim so you can make an informed decision before visiting our showroom. All pricing reflects base MSRP* and is subject to change. We encourage you to contact Toyota of New Bern for the most current availability and pricing information. What Every 2026 Corolla Hatchback Includes Before exploring what makes each trim unique, it helps to know what every 2026 Corolla Hatchback comes with as standard equipment — regardless of which trim level you choose: 2.0L Dynamic Force Engine with CVT and paddle shifters Sport Drive Mode 8-in. touchscreen display Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility Smart Key System with push-button start Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert (RCTA) Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 (TSS 3.0) Fold-down rear seats for flexible cargo space Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 is a driver-assistance suite that comes standard on all three trims. It includes features such as a Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Automatic High Beams, and Radar Cruise Control — making the Corolla Hatchback a well-equipped option at every price point from a safety standpoint. SE — Starting at $24,380 MSRP* Estimated Fuel Economy: 32 City / 41 Highway MPG * The SE is the entry point into the 2026 Corolla Hatchback lineup. It establishes the core experience that carries through the entire model range. SE Key Features: 16-in. alloy wheels Paddle shifters 8-in. touchscreen display Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ Smart Key System Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert (RCTA) Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 The SE delivers the Corolla Hatchback's core performance and technology features in a straightforward package. Its estimated fuel economy of 32 city / 41 highway MPG* is the strongest in the lineup, which may be a factor for drivers focused on everyday efficiency. FX — Starting at $26,980 MSRP* Estimated Fuel Economy: 30 City / 38 Highway MPG * The FX is a style-forward trim with a distinct exterior design that sets it apart from the SE and XSE. It introduces several appearance features exclusive to this trim level. FX Key Features: 18-in. gloss-white-finished alloy wheels (exclusive to this trim) Black vented sport wing Black badging Heritage badge Heated sport touring front seats with orange stitching Available two-tone exterior paint All SE standard technology and safety features The FX carries a cohesive sporty aesthetic from its exterior through to its interior details. The gloss-white wheel finish and vented sport wing are specific to this trim within the Corolla Hatchback lineup. The orange-stitched heated front seats continue that theme inside the cabin. XSE — Starting at $27,375 MSRP* Estimated Fuel Economy: 30 City / 38 Highway MPG * The XSE is the premium tier of the 2026 Corolla Hatchback lineup. It focuses on elevated technology and interior refinement. XSE Key Features: 18-in. graphite-colored alloy wheels Integrated LED fog lights 7-in. digital gauge cluster (exclusive to this trim) JBL® Premium Audio system (exclusive to this trim) Gloss-black grille surround Sport touring front seats Available two-tone exterior paint Available Dual Zone Automatic Climate Control Available premium soft-touch interior accents All SE standard technology and safety features The XSE is oriented toward drivers who prioritize an elevated in-cabin experience. The JBL® Premium Audio system and 7-in. digital gauge cluster are features not found on the SE or FX, making the XSE the most technology-rich configuration in the lineup. 2026 Corolla Hatchback: Trim Comparison at a Glance Feature SE FX XSE Est. City/Hwy MPG* 32/41 30/38 30/38 Engine 2.0L Dynamic Force 2.0L Dynamic Force 2.0L Dynamic Force Transmission CVT w/ Paddle Shifters CVT w/ Paddle Shifters CVT w/ Paddle Shifters Wheels 16-in. Alloy 18-in. Gloss-White Alloy 18-in. Graphite Alloy Front Seats Sport Heated Sport Touring (Orange Stitch) Sport Touring Touchscreen 8-in. 8-in. 8-in. Wireless Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™ Standard Standard Standard Smart Key System Standard Standard Standard BSM with RCTA Standard Standard Standard Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 Standard Standard Standard MSRP and MPG estimates are provided by Toyota and are subject to change. Actual fuel economy will vary based on driving conditions and vehicle configuration. Performance: Consistent Across All Three Trims Every 2026 Corolla Hatchback is powered by the same 2.0L Dynamic Force Engine paired with a CVT transmission and paddle shifters. Three drive modes — including a Sport setting — allow drivers to adjust the vehicle's feel and responsiveness. This powertrain configuration is identical across the SE, FX, and XSE, so the driving experience at its core does not differ by trim level. The SE's slightly lighter equipment load contributes to its higher estimated fuel economy (32/41 MPG*) compared to the FX and XSE (30/38 MPG* each). This may be a relevant consideration when looking at long-term cost of ownership. Safety: Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 Is Standard on Every Trim One of the most notable characteristics of the 2026 Corolla Hatchback lineup is that Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 comes standard regardless of which trim you select. TSS 3.0 typically includes: Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist Automatic High Beams Radar Cruise Control Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert (RCTA) is also standard across all three trims, providing additional awareness during lane changes and while reversing. The 2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback earned an NHTSA 5-Star Overall Safety Rating — a reflection of the platform's engineering and structural design. Technology & Connectivity All three trims share the same technology foundation: an 8-in. touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, and a Smart Key System. These features are consistent whether you choose the SE, FX, or XSE. Where the trims diverge is in the additional technology layers available at higher configurations. The XSE adds a 7-in. digital gauge cluster that places customizable vehicle information directly in the driver's sightline — a feature not offered on the SE or FX. The JBL® Premium Audio system is also exclusive to the XSE for drivers who prioritize sound quality. Frequently Asked Questions How many trim levels does the 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback offer? The 2026 Corolla Hatchback is available in three trim levels: SE, FX, and XSE. What engine powers the 2026 Corolla Hatchback? All three trims are equipped with a 2.0L Dynamic Force Engine paired with a CVT and paddle shifters. What is the starting MSRP for the 2026 Corolla Hatchback? The SE begins at $24,380 MSRP*. The FX starts at $26,980 MSRP*, and the XSE starts at $27,375 MSRP*. All prices are subject to change. What is the estimated fuel economy? The SE is estimated at 32 city / 41 highway MPG*. The FX and XSE are each estimated at 30 city / 38 highway MPG*. Does every trim include Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0? Yes. Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 is standard across all three 2026 Corolla Hatchback trim levels. Which trim offers heated front seats? The FX includes heated sport touring front seats with orange stitching. Contact Toyota of New Bern for details on additional available features by trim. Is JBL® Premium Audio available on all trims? JBL® Premium Audio is featured on the XSE trim level. It is not included on the SE or FX. Can I get a two-tone paint option? Two-tone exterior paint is available on the FX and XSE trims. What is the difference between the FX and XSE? The FX focuses on a distinctive exterior styling package including gloss-white wheels, a sport wing, black badging, a heritage badge, and heated front seats with orange stitching. The XSE prioritizes premium technology and interior refinement, adding a 7-in. digital gauge cluster, JBL® Premium Audio, LED fog lights, and graphite-colored alloy wheels. Where can I see the 2026 Corolla Hatchback in person? You can explore and test drive the 2026 Corolla Hatchback at Toyota of New Bern. Contact us or visit our showroom to check current inventory and availability. Visit Toyota of New Bern Toyota of New Bern is here to help you explore the 2026 Corolla Hatchback lineup at your own pace. Whether you're comparing trim levels, reviewing financing options, or ready to schedule a test drive, our team is available to answer your questions. All MSRPs, features, and specifications referenced in this guide are sourced from Toyota.com and are subject to change. Final pricing and availability may vary. Please contact Toyota of New Bern or visit our showroom for the most current information on inventory and offers. *MSRP excludes taxes, title, license, and dealer fees. Actual prices may vary. MPG estimates are EPA estimates for comparison purposes only. Actual mileage will vary based on driving conditions, habits, and vehicle configuration.

The Toyota Corolla Hatchback has established itself as a popular choice in the compact hatchback segment, combining practicality with engaging driving dynamics. As the 2026 model year approaches, drivers interested in this versatile vehicle will want to understand what it offers. This comprehensive guide covers the key aspects of the 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback, from performance specifications to interior features. Design and Exterior Features The 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback maintains its sporty, athletic stance with a design that emphasizes both form and function. The exterior styling features a low, wide profile that contributes to its dynamic appearance while enhancing aerodynamics. The front fascia typically includes distinctive LED headlights and a bold grille design that gives the hatchback a confident road presence. The liftback design provides practical cargo access, and the rear spoiler adds to the vehicle's sporty character. Available wheel options generally range from 16 to 18 inches, depending on the trim level selected. Color choices typically span a variety of options to suit different preferences, from classic neutrals to more vibrant hues. Trim Levels and Configurations The 2026 Corolla Hatchback lineup is expected to offer multiple trim levels, each providing different feature sets to accommodate various preferences and budgets. Understanding the distinctions between trims helps buyers identify which configuration best meets their needs. Typical Trim Structure: SE Grade: Generally serves as the entry point, offering essential features and sporty styling XSE Grade: Builds upon the SE with additional comfort and technology features Special Editions: Toyota occasionally offers special edition models with unique styling elements and feature packages Each trim level comes with its own set of standard equipment, with higher trims adding premium features, advanced technology, and enhanced comfort amenities. Performance and Powertrain The 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is expected to continue offering its proven powertrain configuration. The vehicle typically features a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine paired with either a six-speed manual transmission or a continuously variable transmission (CVT). This powertrain combination delivers a balance of performance and efficiency suitable for daily driving. Expected Performance Specifications: Specification Details Engine 2.0L 4-Cylinder Horsepower Approximately 169 hp Torque Approximately 151 lb-ft Transmission Options 6-Speed Manual or CVT Drive Configuration Front-Wheel Drive The availability of a manual transmission option appeals to driving enthusiasts who prefer a more engaging connection with their vehicle. The CVT option provides smooth acceleration and contributes to overall fuel efficiency. Fuel Economy Fuel efficiency represents an important consideration for compact hatchback buyers. The 2026 Corolla Hatchback is expected to deliver competitive fuel economy figures that help reduce operating costs over the vehicle's lifetime. Actual mileage will vary based on driving conditions, transmission choice, and individual driving habits. CVT-equipped models typically achieve slightly better fuel economy ratings compared to manual transmission versions, though the manual offers its own appeal in terms of driver engagement. The vehicle's aerodynamic design and efficient powertrain work together to optimize fuel consumption. Interior Space and Comfort Inside the 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback, drivers and passengers will find a thoughtfully designed cabin that prioritizes both comfort and functionality. The interior layout focuses on ergonomics, placing controls within easy reach and providing clear sightlines. Front seat passengers benefit from supportive seating with available adjustments to accommodate different body types. The rear seats offer reasonable space for passengers, though taller individuals may find legroom somewhat limited compared to sedan variants. The hatchback design provides excellent cargo versatility, with rear seats that fold down to expand the cargo area significantly. Interior Highlights: Sport-oriented front seats with available upgrades Quality materials throughout the cabin Intuitive control placement Climate control systems for passenger comfort Available premium audio systems Technology and Connectivity Modern drivers expect comprehensive technology integration, and the 2026 Corolla Hatchback is designed to deliver. The vehicle typically features a touchscreen infotainment system that serves as the command center for entertainment, navigation, and connectivity functions. Technology Features: Touchscreen display (size varies by trim) Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling and audio streaming Available navigation system USB ports for device charging Available wireless charging pad Multi-information display in the instrument cluster The infotainment interface is generally designed to be user-friendly, allowing drivers to access functions without excessive distraction from the road. Voice recognition capabilities help maintain focus on driving while still accessing various features. Safety Features and Toyota Safety Sense Safety represents a critical priority, and the 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is expected to come equipped with Toyota Safety Sense, a comprehensive suite of active safety technologies designed to help prevent accidents and protect occupants. Toyota Safety Sense Typically Includes: Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist Automatic High Beams Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Lane Tracing Assist Road Sign Assist Beyond these active safety features, the vehicle incorporates passive safety elements including multiple airbags strategically positioned throughout the cabin, a reinforced body structure designed to manage crash energy, and advanced seatbelt systems. Driving Dynamics and Handling The Toyota Corolla Hatchback has earned recognition for offering engaging driving dynamics within the compact segment. The vehicle's suspension tuning, steering calibration, and overall chassis balance contribute to a driving experience that many find enjoyable for both daily commuting and recreational driving. The lower center of gravity compared to sedan variants helps enhance cornering stability, while the suspension system is typically tuned to provide a balance between comfort and responsive handling. The available manual transmission appeals to drivers who appreciate the ability to select their own gears and maintain more direct control over the driving experience. Cargo Capacity and Versatility One of the key advantages of choosing a hatchback body style is the cargo versatility it provides. The 2026 Corolla Hatchback features a rear liftgate that opens to reveal a useful cargo area suitable for various hauling needs. With the rear seats in their upright position, the cargo space accommodates groceries, luggage, sports equipment, and other everyday items. When additional capacity is needed, the rear seats fold down to create a significantly larger cargo area capable of transporting larger items that wouldn't fit in a traditional sedan trunk. The wide opening makes loading and unloading easier compared to the smaller trunk opening of a sedan. Maintenance and Reliability Toyota vehicles have historically earned strong marks for reliability and durability. The 2026 Corolla Hatchback benefits from Toyota's engineering expertise and quality control processes. Regular maintenance according to the manufacturer's recommendations helps ensure the vehicle continues to perform well throughout its ownership period. The maintenance schedule typically includes routine services such as oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, and fluid checks at specified intervals. Following these recommendations helps protect the vehicle's warranty coverage and can contribute to better long-term reliability. Color Options and Customization The 2026 Corolla Hatchback is expected to be available in a variety of exterior colors, allowing buyers to select a finish that matches their personal style. Color availability may vary by trim level, with some premium or specialty colors potentially limited to higher trim configurations. Interior color schemes typically coordinate with the exterior selection, with options ranging from traditional black to lighter tones depending on the trim level and package chosen. Some trims may offer two-tone interior schemes that add visual interest to the cabin. Comparison Points Within the Segment The compact hatchback segment includes various offerings from different manufacturers, each with its own strengths. The Toyota Corolla Hatchback positions itself with a combination of reliability reputation, standard safety features, available manual transmission, and practical cargo space. Prospective buyers often compare factors such as fuel economy ratings, interior space measurements, technology features, warranty coverage, and predicted reliability when evaluating options in this segment. Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between the Corolla Hatchback and the Corolla sedan? The primary differences lie in body style, cargo access, and driving dynamics. The hatchback features a rear liftgate with folding rear seats for expanded cargo versatility, while the sedan offers a traditional trunk. The hatchback typically has a slightly sportier suspension tuning and driving character. Is a manual transmission available on the 2026 Corolla Hatchback? Yes, the Corolla Hatchback typically offers a six-speed manual transmission option on certain trim levels, making it one of the few vehicles in its segment to provide this choice for driving enthusiasts. How much cargo space does the Corolla Hatchback offer? The Corolla Hatchback provides approximately 18 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats, expanding to around 23 cubic feet with the rear seats folded down. This offers considerable versatility for various hauling needs. What safety features come standard on the 2026 Corolla Hatchback? Toyota Safety Sense is typically standard across all trim levels, including features like pre-collision warning with pedestrian detection, lane departure alert, automatic high beams, and dynamic radar cruise control, among others. What kind of fuel economy can I expect? While EPA ratings for the 2026 model year should be confirmed closer to release, the Corolla Hatchback has historically achieved competitive fuel economy in its segment, with CVT models typically delivering slightly better mileage than manual transmission variants. Does the Corolla Hatchback have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto? Yes, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility are typically standard features across the Corolla Hatchback lineup, allowing seamless smartphone integration. What engine powers the 2026 Corolla Hatchback? The Corolla Hatchback is equipped with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine producing approximately 169 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque, providing adequate power for daily driving needs. How does the Corolla Hatchback handle in various weather conditions? As a front-wheel-drive vehicle with modern traction and stability control systems, the Corolla Hatchback performs well in various conditions. Proper tire selection for seasonal weather is important for optimal performance. Experience the 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback at Toyota of New Bern The 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback offers a compelling combination of practicality, efficiency, and driving enjoyment within the compact hatchback segment. From its versatile cargo space and comprehensive safety features to its engaging driving dynamics and modern technology integration, this vehicle addresses the diverse needs of today's drivers. Whether you prioritize fuel economy, cargo versatility, advanced safety systems, or simply want a reliable vehicle for daily transportation, the Corolla Hatchback presents attributes worth considering. Contact us or Visit Toyota of New Bern today to discover how the 2026 Toyota Corolla Hatchback might fit into your daily driving routine, and let us assist you in finding the right vehicle configuration for your needs.

The Toyota Land Cruiser has long been recognized as an icon in the world of off-road capable SUVs. For 2026, this legendary nameplate continues its tradition of combining rugged capability with modern refinement. Whether you're exploring trails around New Bern or navigating daily commutes, the 2026 Land Cruiser represents a compelling option for those seeking adventure-ready transportation. Toyota of New Bern is here to provide you with comprehensive information about what makes this SUV a noteworthy choice in the mid-size segment. A Return to Heritage-Inspired Design The 2026 Land Cruiser embraces its storied past while incorporating contemporary design elements. The exterior showcases a bold, squared-off profile with athletic fender flares and distinctive styling cues that pay homage to previous generations. The design direction emphasizes both functional capability and visual presence. Two distinct approaches to styling are available depending on the trim level selected. The 1958 grade features iconic round LED headlights and the heritage "TOYOTA" grille, creating a nostalgic appearance that recalls the original FJ25. The Land Cruiser grade offers rectangular LED headlights inspired by the FJ62, along with additional premium touches. Both configurations include all-LED lighting, squared-off side mirrors for improved visibility, and a repositioned A-pillar designed to enhance outward sightlines on challenging terrain. Available 20-inch wheels and a silhouette-shaped roof rack add to the SUV's adventure-ready appearance. Powertrain and Performance Specifications The 2026 Land Cruiser is equipped exclusively with the i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain across all trim levels. This system combines a turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with electric motor technology integrated into an eight-speed automatic transmission. Power Output: 326 horsepower 465 lb-ft of torque This hybrid configuration delivers substantial low-end torque, which can be beneficial for off-road situations and towing applications. The powertrain provides a balance between capability and efficiency compared to traditional V8 configurations. Full-time four-wheel drive comes standard on every 2026 Land Cruiser. The system includes an electronically controlled two-speed transfer case, allowing drivers to select between 4WD High and 4WD Low depending on driving conditions and terrain requirements. Fuel Economy Estimates: City: 22 MPG Highway: 25 MPG Combined: 23 MPG These EPA estimates represent the fuel efficiency available from the hybrid powertrain. Actual mileage will vary based on driving conditions, habits, and other factors. Towing Capacity: When properly equipped, the 2026 Land Cruiser offers a maximum towing capacity of 6,000 pounds. This capability allows for hauling recreational equipment, trailers, or boats, making the SUV suitable for various lifestyle needs. Off-Road Capability and Features The Land Cruiser is built on Toyota's TNGA-F global truck platform, which it shares with other body-on-frame Toyota vehicles. This construction provides a robust foundation for off-road activities. Key Off-Road Features: Multi-Terrain Select: This system offers terrain-specific settings for mud, dirt, and sand conditions, functioning in both 4WD High and 4WD Low CRAWL Control: Provides low-speed off-road cruise control with five selectable speeds, automatically modulating throttle and brakes Downhill Assist Control: Helps manage descents by limiting vehicle speed Electronically Locking Differentials: Front and rear locking differentials can be engaged with the push of a button to improve traction Stabilizer Disconnect Mechanism (SDM): Available on certain configurations, this feature enhances suspension articulation for improved wheel contact on uneven surfaces Multi-Terrain Monitor: An available camera system that displays the vehicle's surroundings on the touchscreen, helping identify potential obstacles The SUV provides 8.7 inches of ground clearance, and available equipment includes rock rails and full-coverage steel skid plates for additional protection. Interior Design and Comfort Features The 2026 Land Cruiser offers seating for five passengers across two rows. The interior design emphasizes functionality with a focus on physical controls that can be easily operated, even when wearing gloves. 1958 Grade Interior Features: Fabric seats Heated front seats Heated steering wheel 8.0-inch touchscreen display 7.0-inch digital gauge cluster Six-speaker audio system Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Five USB ports Bluetooth connectivity Wi-Fi hotspot Satellite radio Land Cruiser Grade Interior Features: In addition to the features found in the 1958 grade, this trim level includes: Power-adjustable heated and ventilated front seats with SofTex trim 12.3-inch touchscreen display 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster 10-speaker audio system Qi-compatible wireless smartphone charging Power liftgate Available Multi-Terrain Monitor Available Premium Package: The Premium Package adds: Leather-trimmed heated and ventilated front seats with lumbar support Driver's seat memory function 14-speaker JBL premium audio system Digital rearview mirror Head-Up Display (HUD) Illuminated entry Power moonroof Additional Notable Features: Available console cool box for storing beverages 2,400-watt power inverter (available) for charging devices and operating equipment in remote locations Available dual-hue LED fog lights (Rigid brand) with selectable white or yellow beam colors Technology and Safety Systems The 2026 Land Cruiser comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, a comprehensive suite of advanced safety technologies. Standard Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 Features: Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC) Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist Lane Tracing Assist (LTA) Automatic High Beams Road Sign Assist Emergency Drive Stop System (EDSS) Additional Standard Safety Features: Blind Spot Monitor Rear Cross-Traffic Alert Trailer Sway Control Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking These systems are designed to provide assistance in various driving scenarios, though drivers remain responsible for safe vehicle operation at all times. Trim Levels and Available Colors The 2026 Land Cruiser is offered in two primary grades, each providing different equipment levels and styling approaches. Trim Level Comparison Feature Land Cruiser 1958 Land Cruiser Starting MSRP $58,650 $63,540 Headlight Style Round LED Rectangular LED Seating Material Fabric SofTex (Leather available) Touchscreen Size 8.0 inches 12.3 inches Digital Gauge Cluster 7.0 inches 12.3 inches Audio System 6 speakers 10 speakers Front Seats Heated Heated & Ventilated Liftgate Manual Power Wireless Charging Not available Standard Multi-Terrain Monitor Not available Available Fog Lights Standard LED Rigid color-selectable LED MSRP excludes taxes, title, license, dealer fees, and destination charge Exterior Color Options The 2026 Land Cruiser is available in seven exterior colors: Ice Cap Wind Chill Pearl Underground Black Meteor Shower Trail Dust (with available Grayscape roof) Heritage Blue (with available Grayscape roof - new for 2026) The two-tone configurations with the Grayscape roof provide additional visual contrast for those seeking a distinctive appearance. Dimensions and Capacity Understanding the physical specifications of the 2026 Land Cruiser can help determine if it fits your needs. Key Dimensions: Length: Approximately 196.4 inches Wheelbase: Provides stable handling characteristics Ground Clearance: 8.7 inches Seating Capacity: 5 passengers (two rows) Cargo Space: The Land Cruiser provides cargo capacity suitable for adventure gear and daily hauling needs. The rear seats can be configured to maximize cargo room when transporting larger items. Specific cargo volume measurements are available at Toyota of New Bern for customers interested in detailed capacity information. Drive Modes and Performance Tuning The 2026 Land Cruiser includes Drive Mode Select, allowing drivers to adjust vehicle characteristics based on preferences and conditions. Available Drive Modes: Eco Mode: Adjusts throttle response to help maximize fuel efficiency Normal Mode: Provides a balanced blend of performance and efficiency for everyday driving Sport Mode: Delivers a feeling of sharper acceleration response for more spirited driving These modes allow drivers to tailor the driving experience to match their immediate needs, whether prioritizing efficiency or performance. What's New for 2026 The 2026 model year represents a continuation of the Land Cruiser's current generation with minimal changes from the 2025 model. Updates for 2026: Addition of Heritage Blue exterior color Standard pricing adjustments Continuation of proven i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain Maintained safety feature suite The decision to carry over most features reflects the comprehensive updates that were introduced when this generation launched, providing a well-developed package for buyers. Frequently Asked Questions What type of engine does the 2026 Land Cruiser have? The 2026 Land Cruiser is powered by the i-FORCE MAX hybrid system, which combines a turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with electric motor technology. This configuration produces 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque. How many people can the 2026 Land Cruiser seat? The 2026 Land Cruiser provides seating for five passengers across two rows. Unlike some previous Land Cruiser generations, this model does not offer a third-row seating option. What is the fuel economy of the 2026 Land Cruiser? A: The EPA estimates for the 2026 Land Cruiser are 22 MPG city, 25 MPG highway, and 23 MPG combined. Actual fuel economy will vary based on driving conditions and habits. Does the 2026 Land Cruiser come with four-wheel drive? Yes, full-time four-wheel drive is standard on all 2026 Land Cruiser models. The system includes an electronically controlled two-speed transfer case with 4WD High and 4WD Low ranges. How much can the 2026 Land Cruiser tow? When properly equipped, the 2026 Land Cruiser offers a maximum towing capacity of 6,000 pounds. Proper equipment, trailer compatibility, and correct loading are essential for safe towing. What safety features are standard on the 2026 Land Cruiser? All 2026 Land Cruiser models come standard with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, which includes features such as pre-collision warning with pedestrian detection, full-speed range dynamic radar cruise control, lane departure alert with steering assist, automatic high beams, and road sign assist. Blind spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert are also standard. What's the difference between the 1958 and Land Cruiser trim levels? The 1958 grade is the base model featuring round LED headlights, fabric seats, an 8.0-inch touchscreen, and a six-speaker audio system. The Land Cruiser grade includes rectangular LED headlights, heated and ventilated SofTex seats (with leather available), a 12.3-inch touchscreen, power liftgate, and a 10-speaker audio system. The Land Cruiser grade also offers additional available features like the Multi-Terrain Monitor and color-selectable fog lights. Can the 2026 Land Cruiser handle serious off-road conditions? The 2026 Land Cruiser is equipped with multiple features designed for off-road use, including full-time 4WD with low-range gearing, electronically locking front and rear differentials, Multi-Terrain Select, CRAWL Control, and 8.7 inches of ground clearance. Available features like the Stabilizer Disconnect Mechanism and Multi-Terrain Monitor further enhance off-road capability. When will the 2026 Land Cruiser be available at dealerships? The 2026 Land Cruiser began arriving at dealerships in fall 2025. For current availability and to schedule a viewing, contact Toyota of New Bern directly. What warranty coverage comes with the 2026 Land Cruiser? The 2026 Land Cruiser comes with Toyota's standard warranty coverage. For specific warranty details and terms, please consult with Toyota of New Bern or refer to the official warranty documentation. Does the 2026 Land Cruiser have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto? Yes, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard features on all 2026 Land Cruiser models. Experience the 2026 Land Cruiser at Toyota of New Bern The 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser represents a modern interpretation of an automotive icon, blending heritage-inspired design with contemporary technology and efficiency. Its hybrid powertrain, comprehensive safety features, and off-road capability make it a versatile choice for drivers with diverse needs. At Toyota of New Bern, our team is available to provide detailed information about the Land Cruiser and help you determine if it aligns with your requirements. We invite you to visit our dealership to explore the 2026 Land Cruiser in person, experience its features firsthand, and discuss available configurations. Contact Toyota of New Bern today to learn more about the 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser or to schedule a test drive. Our commitment is to provide you with comprehensive information and exceptional service as you explore your automotive options. Note: All prices mentioned exclude taxes, title, license, dealer fees, and destination charges. Features, specifications, and availability are subject to change. Please confirm current details with Toyota of New Bern. Always refer to your owner's manual for complete operational guidelines and safety information.

The 2026 Toyota Camry represents a significant evolution for one of America's most recognizable sedans. At Toyota of New Bern, we're here to provide you with comprehensive information about this latest generation, helping you understand what makes this model a noteworthy option in the midsize sedan segment. A New Generation Takes Shape The 2026 Camry marks the ninth generation of this longstanding nameplate, bringing a complete redesign that affects nearly every aspect of the vehicle. This generation introduces updated styling, refined powertrains, and enhanced technology features that reflect current automotive trends and consumer preferences. Design and Exterior Styling The 2026 Camry showcases a more aggressive and contemporary exterior design. The front fascia features a wider grille with a distinctive pattern, complemented by sleeker LED headlights that create a more athletic appearance. The body lines are sharper and more defined compared to previous generations, contributing to a lower, wider stance that emphasizes a sportier profile. The sedan's proportions have been refined with a longer hood and a more raked roofline, while maintaining the practical trunk space that sedan buyers expect. Available wheel designs range from 17 to 19 inches depending on the trim level selected. Powertrain Options The 2026 Camry lineup features hybrid powertrains across all trim levels, representing a significant shift in the model's approach to efficiency and performance. Hybrid System Specifications Standard Hybrid System: 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine paired with electric motors Combined system output: 225 horsepower Electronically controlled continuously variable transmission (eCVT) Front-wheel drive configuration Available Performance Hybrid: Enhanced hybrid system with all-wheel drive capability Combined system output: 232 horsepower Designed for improved acceleration and handling dynamics Powertrain Horsepower Drivetrain Transmission Standard Hybrid 225 hp FWD eCVT AWD Hybrid 232 hp AWD eCVT Trim Levels and Features The 2026 Camry is available in multiple trim configurations, each offering different feature sets and styling elements. Available Trim Levels: LE – The entry point into the Camry lineup, offering essential features and the hybrid powertrain as standard equipment. SE – Adds sport-oriented styling elements, including unique exterior accents and interior appointments designed to create a more dynamic appearance. XLE – Focuses on comfort and convenience, incorporating premium materials and additional technology features. XSE – Combines the sporty aesthetic of the SE with additional performance-oriented features and available all-wheel drive. TRD – Features the most aggressive styling package with unique aerodynamic elements, sport-tuned suspension components, and distinctive interior treatments. Comparison Chart: Key Specifications Across Trims Feature LE SE XLE XSE TRD Hybrid System Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard AWD Availability No No No Yes Yes Wheel Size 17" 18" 17" 18" 19" Touchscreen 8" 8" 12.3" 12.3" 12.3" Moonroof Available Available Standard Standard Standard Sport Styling No Yes No Yes Yes Interior Space and Comfort The cabin of the 2026 Camry provides seating for five passengers with attention paid to both front and rear occupant comfort. The interior design features a driver-focused cockpit layout with a horizontal dashboard that creates a sense of width. Interior Dimensions: Front headroom varies by trim level due to available moonroof options Rear legroom provides adequate space for adult passengers Trunk capacity offers competitive cargo volume within the midsize sedan class Materials throughout the cabin vary by trim level, with upper trims featuring soft-touch surfaces, available leather-trimmed seating, and contrast stitching. The center console has been redesigned to provide improved storage solutions and easier access to controls. Technology and Infotainment The 2026 Camry incorporates Toyota's latest infotainment and connectivity features, accessible through a touchscreen display mounted prominently in the center of the dashboard. Standard Technology Features: 8-inch or available 12.3-inch touchscreen display (varies by trim) Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility Amazon Alexa integration Wireless smartphone charging (select trims) Available premium audio system Digital instrument cluster with customizable displays Multiple USB ports for device connectivity The infotainment system provides over-the-air update capability, allowing certain software features to be updated remotely without requiring a service visit. Safety Features and Driver Assistance Toyota Safety Sense™ comes standard across all 2026 Camry trim levels, providing a suite of driver-assistance technologies designed to support the driver in various situations. Toyota Safety Sense™ Includes: Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist Lane Tracing Assist Automatic High Beams Road Sign Assist Additional available safety features on select trims include: Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert Parking Support Brake Panoramic View Monitor Front and rear parking sensors Fuel Efficiency With the exclusive use of hybrid powertrains, the 2026 Camry emphasizes efficiency across its entire lineup. EPA estimates vary by trim level and drivetrain configuration, with front-wheel-drive models generally achieving different ratings than all-wheel-drive variants. The hybrid system utilizes regenerative braking to recapture energy during deceleration, which is then stored in the battery for later use. This technology contributes to the overall efficiency of the vehicle during various driving conditions. What to Consider When Choosing Your Camry When evaluating the 2026 Camry, consider which features align with your priorities. Those who value comfort-oriented features may gravitate toward XLE trim appointments, while those seeking a more dynamic appearance might explore SE, XSE, or TRD options. The availability of all-wheel drive on certain trims provides an option for drivers in varied weather conditions. The team at Toyota of New Bern can provide detailed information about specific features, available packages, and current inventory to help you make an informed decision. Frequently Asked Questions Is the 2026 Camry available with a traditional gasoline engine? No, the 2026 Camry features hybrid powertrains exclusively across all trim levels. Which Camry trims offer all-wheel drive? All-wheel drive is available on the XSE and TRD trim levels. What is the warranty coverage for the 2026 Camry? The 2026 Camry includes Toyota's standard warranty coverage: 3 years/36,000 miles basic warranty, 5 years/60,000 miles powertrain warranty, and 8 years/100,000 miles hybrid component warranty. Specific terms and conditions apply. Does the 2026 Camry require premium fuel? No, the 2026 Camry hybrid system is designed to operate on regular unleaded gasoline. How long does the hybrid battery last? The hybrid battery is covered by Toyota's hybrid component warranty for 8 years/100,000 miles. The actual lifespan can extend well beyond the warranty period with normal use. Can I plug in the 2026 Camry to charge it? No, the 2026 Camry features a traditional hybrid system that charges through regenerative braking and the gasoline engine. It is not a plug-in hybrid model. What maintenance is required for the hybrid system? The hybrid system requires standard maintenance similar to conventional vehicles. Toyota recommends following the maintenance schedule outlined in the owner's manual. Does the Camry have good rear-seat space? Yes, the 2026 Camry provides competitive rear-seat legroom within the midsize sedan segment, suitable for adult passengers. Is Toyota Safety Sense™ included on all trims? Yes, Toyota Safety Sense™ is standard equipment across all 2026 Camry trim levels. What is the difference between the SE and XSE trims? The XSE builds upon the SE's sport-oriented styling by adding available all-wheel drive, the larger 12.3-inch touchscreen, and additional premium features found on the XLE trim. Experience the 2026 Camry at Toyota of New Bern The 2026 Toyota Camry brings together modern design, efficient hybrid technology, and comprehensive safety features in a well-established midsize sedan package. Whether you prioritize fuel efficiency, interior comfort, technology integration, or sport-oriented styling, the various trim levels offer different approaches to meet diverse preferences. At Toyota of New Bern, our team is available to answer your questions about the 2026 Camry, discuss specific features and options, and help you explore which configuration best fits your needs. We invite you to visit our dealership to see the 2026 Camry in person, experience the interior appointments, and learn more about what this new generation has to offer. Contact Toyota of New Bern today to schedule a visit or to get more information about the 2026 Toyota Camry.

When shopping for a midsize sedan in 2025, you're looking at one of the most competitive segments in the automotive market. Four standout models consistently rise to the top of buyers' lists: the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, and Hyundai Sonata. Each offers compelling reasons to consider it, but after careful analysis, the Toyota Camry emerges as the clear winner for most drivers seeking the perfect balance of reliability, performance, and long-term value. Why the Toyota Camry Leads the Pack The 2025 Toyota Camry doesn't just compete in the midsize sedan segment—it defines it. With its proven track record of dependability, sophisticated engineering, and comprehensive feature set, the Camry continues to set the standard that other manufacturers strive to match. Here's what makes it the smart choice for New Bern drivers. Unmatched Reliability and Resale Value Toyota's reputation for building vehicles that last isn't just marketing speak—it's backed by decades of data. The Camry consistently ranks among the most reliable sedans on the road, with many examples easily surpassing 200,000 miles with proper maintenance. This reliability translates directly into superior resale value, making the Camry not just a great car to drive, but a smart financial investment. While competitors like the Honda Accord have historically offered good reliability, recent years have seen some concerns with their continuously variable transmissions (CVT) and turbo engines. The Nissan Altima, despite improvements, still trails behind Toyota in long-term reliability studies, and the Hyundai Sonata, while covered by a lengthy warranty, hasn't yet proven its long-term durability in the marketplace. Superior Build Quality and Engineering Excellence The Camry's chiseled exterior design isn't just about looks—it reflects Toyota's commitment to precision engineering. The wide, low stance and sleek roofline contribute to both aerodynamic efficiency and handling stability. Inside, you'll find materials and assembly quality that feel premium and built to last. The available XLE trim elevates the Camry's presence with 18-inch black and machined-finished wheels, gleaming chrome accents, and a distinctive dark metallic front grille that commands attention. For those seeking sportier styling, the XSE variant features aerodynamic air ducts, front-side canards, and 19-inch black and smoke-gray finished alloy wheels that blend form with function. Performance Comparison: Power Meets Efficiency Vehicle Base Engine Horsepower Torque Fuel Economy (Est.) Toyota Camry 2.5L 4-cyl 203 hp 184 lb-ft 28/39 mpg Honda Accord 1.5L Turbo 192 hp 192 lb-ft 32/42 mpg Nissan Altima 2.5L 4-cyl 188 hp 180 lb-ft 27/39 mpg Hyundai Sonata 2.5L 4-cyl 191 hp 181 lb-ft 27/37 mpg The Toyota Camry's naturally aspirated 2.5-liter engine delivers the most horsepower in the base configuration, providing smooth, reliable power delivery without the complexity and potential long-term concerns associated with turbocharged engines. This translates to responsive acceleration and confident highway merging power that you can count on for years to come. Hybrid Excellence Where the Camry truly shines is in its hybrid configuration. Toyota pioneered hybrid technology and continues to lead the segment with proven, dependable hybrid systems. The Camry Hybrid delivers exceptional fuel economy while maintaining the reliability Toyota is known for. While the Honda Accord Hybrid offers competitive fuel economy, Honda's newer hybrid system doesn't have the same proven track record as Toyota's time-tested technology. The Nissan Altima doesn't offer a traditional hybrid option, and Hyundai's hybrid system, while promising, lacks Toyota's decades of real-world validation. Technology and Safety: Leading Innovation Advanced Safety Systems All four vehicles come well-equipped with safety features, but Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 sets the gold standard: Toyota Camry Safety Advantages: Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist Automatic High Beams Road Sign Assist The Camry's LED headlights and taillights provide superior visibility with clean, sophisticated styling that enhances both safety and appearance. Infotainment and Connectivity Modern drivers expect seamless connectivity, and the Camry delivers with an intuitive infotainment system that includes: Available 9-inch touchscreen display Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility Premium JBL audio system (available) Multiple USB ports and wireless charging While the Nissan Altima offers a larger 12.3-inch touchscreen, size isn't everything—the Camry's system prioritizes user-friendliness and reliability. Interior Comfort and Space: Where You'll Spend Your Time Cabin Quality and Design Step inside the 2025 Camry and you'll immediately notice the attention to detail. Soft-touch materials, precise fit and finish, and intuitive control placement create an environment that feels both premium and welcoming. The available leather-appointed seating provides comfort for long drives, while the driver-focused cockpit puts everything within easy reach. The Honda Accord offers competitive rear-seat space, but the Camry's interior design feels more refined and thoughtfully executed. The Nissan Altima's interior, while spacious, uses more hard plastics that feel less premium than the Camry's materials. The Hyundai Sonata's futuristic design may appeal to some, but its unconventional layout can be polarizing and potentially distracting. Cargo and Storage Solutions Trunk Space Comparison: Toyota Camry: 15.1 cubic feet Honda Accord: 16.7 cubic feet Nissan Altima: 15.4 cubic feet Hyundai Sonata: 16.0 cubic feet While the Camry's trunk is slightly smaller than some competitors, it offers a more usable shape with a wider opening and lower lift-over height, making loading and unloading easier in real-world situations. Value Proposition: More Than Just Price Total Cost of Ownership Smart buyers look beyond the sticker price to consider total cost of ownership, and this is where the Camry excels: Key Value Factors: Lower maintenance costs due to proven reliability Superior resale value protection Widespread parts availability and service network Excellent fuel efficiency across all trim levels Lower insurance costs due to safety ratings Trim Level Excellence The Camry lineup offers something for everyone: LE: Outstanding value with comprehensive standard features SE: Sport-tuned suspension and aggressive styling XLE: Premium comfort and luxury features XSE: Maximum performance with sophisticated style TRD: Track-inspired performance for enthusiasts The Competition: How They Stack Up Honda Accord: A Worthy Rival The Accord deserves respect as a well-engineered sedan with a strong reputation. Its CVT transmission provides smooth operation and good fuel economy, and Honda's build quality is generally solid. However, recent reliability concerns with Honda's turbocharged engines and CVT transmissions give the edge to Toyota's proven powertrains. Nissan Altima: All-Wheel Drive Appeal The Altima's available all-wheel drive system is unique in this segment and appealing for North Carolina drivers who occasionally face challenging weather. The 2.5-liter engine provides adequate performance, and the interior is reasonably spacious. However, Nissan's reliability record hasn't matched Toyota's consistency, and resale values lag behind both Toyota and Honda. Hyundai Sonata: Bold Styling, Unproven Longevity The Sonata makes a striking visual statement with its aggressive styling and futuristic interior design. The N Line variant offers impressive performance with its turbocharged engine. However, Hyundai's long-term reliability remains unproven compared to Toyota's decades-long track record. The unconventional styling, while eye-catching, may not age as gracefully as the Camry's more timeless design. Making the Right Choice for New Bern Drivers Why the Camry Wins For drivers in New Bern and throughout North Carolina, the Toyota Camry offers the ideal combination of: Proven reliability that you can count on for years Strong resale value that protects your investment Comprehensive safety features for family peace of mind Efficient performance for daily commuting and weekend adventures Premium comfort for both short trips and long journeys Excellent service network with Toyota of New Bern nearby When to Consider Alternatives While the Camry is the best choice for most buyers, specific needs might point toward alternatives: Choose the Honda Accord if you prioritize maximum rear-seat space Consider the Nissan Altima if all-wheel drive is essential Look at the Hyundai Sonata if bold styling is your top priority Conclusion: The Clear Choice In the competitive midsize sedan segment, the 2025 Toyota Camry stands apart as the clear winner. Its combination of proven reliability, sophisticated engineering, comprehensive safety features, and strong value retention makes it the smart choice for discerning buyers. While each competitor has strengths, none matches the Camry's overall excellence and peace of mind. Visit Toyota of New Bern today to experience the difference that Toyota quality makes. Test drive the 2025 Camry and discover why it continues to be America's best-selling midsize sedan. Our knowledgeable team is ready to help you find the perfect Camry trim level for your needs and budget. The choice is clear. The quality is Toyota. The value is unmistakable. Ready to experience the Toyota Camry advantage? Contact Toyota of New Bern or visit our showroom to schedule your test drive today. Discover why more drivers choose Camry when they want a midsize sedan they can depend on.

If you're shopping for a midsize sedan in North Carolina, you’re likely deciding between two longtime rivals: the 2025 Toyota Camry and the 2025 Honda Accord. Both offer sleek redesigns, upgraded hybrid powertrains, and smart safety tech—but one clearly suits Carolina roads better. In our head-to-head match up of the 2025 Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord, the Camry wins with superior fuel economy (up to 51 mpg), available all-wheel drive, and a simplified hybrid lineup—ideal for North Carolina drivers facing mixed weather and long commutes. With over 20 years of combined auto industry experience and a deep understanding of what matters to NC buyers, we’ve compared every key feature so you don’t have to. From highway handling to hybrid efficiency and rear-seat space, we’ve broken down what each car does best—and why your next test drive should start in New Bern. Let’s take a closer look at how these two sedans compare across performance, comfort, technology, and ownership value —and help you make the smart choice for your lifestyle. The 2025 Toyota Camry is the better choice for fuel efficiency, all-weather capability, and long-term ownership costs, especially for North Carolina drivers commuting daily or navigating seasonal road conditions. The 2025 Honda Accord offers better rear-seat space and sharper handling, making it a solid pick for driving enthusiasts or those who prioritize cabin room for adult passengers. Only the Camry offers AWD and a unified hybrid powertrain across all trims, streamlining your buying decision while boosting resale value and hybrid dependability. What’s New for the 2025 Camry and Accord? The 2025 Toyota Camry debuts a bold new chapter with a hybrid-only lineup, cleaner exterior lines, and upgraded tech across the board. Honda’s Accord also receives enhancements, but retains its split powertrain approach, which may confuse buyers unsure whether to go turbo or hybrid. With the Camry, it’s simple: every trim is efficient, electrified, and ready to perform. Performance and Fuel Efficiency Comparison The Camry’s refined hybrid system delivers up to 232 horsepower with available AWD, offering confident power and year-round traction. It also leads in fuel economy, hitting up to 51 mpg combined while keeping a quieter, more composed drive at speed. Compared to the Accord’s 1.5T or hybrid setup, the Camry strikes a better balance of efficiency, responsiveness, and simplicity. Ride Quality and Driving Feel: Why Camry Feels Built for NC Roads Across North Carolina’s mix of city streets, backroads, and highways, the Camry excels with a quiet, cushioned ride and confident road manners. Revised suspension tuning smooths out uneven pavement—perfect for commutes between Cherry Point and Morehead City. Even the sportier XSE maintains comfort without harshness, while the Accord leans firmer and more feedback-heavy. For most daily drivers, Camry simply feels more refined and less fatiguing. Interior Space, Tech Features, and Everyday Comfort Step inside the Camry and you’ll find a quieter cabin, more premium finishes, and smarter feature packaging at nearly every trim level. Dual 12.3-inch displays on XLE/XSE trims rival luxury brands, and the available Cockpit Red leather adds serious flair. The Accord’s rear legroom stands out, but the Camry’s clean layout, more intuitive controls, and thoughtful tech placement make it easier to live with day after day. Whether you’re running errands in New Bern or cruising the bypass, Camry keeps the experience smooth and connected. 2025 Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord: Side-by-Side Comparison for North Carolina Drivers Trying to decide between the 2025 Toyota Camry and the 2025 Honda Accord? We’ve made it easy with this side-by-side table comparing key specs, standout features, and expert dealership insights tailored for drivers in New Bern, Cherry Point, Jacksonville, and beyond. Feature Category 2025 Toyota Camry 2025 Honda Accord Dealership Notes Powertrain Hybrid only (2.5L + electric motors); 225 hp (FWD), 232 hp (AWD) 1.5L Turbo (192 hp) or Hybrid (204 hp) Camry simplifies your decision—every trim is electrified and efficient. No guesswork, no compromises. Drivetrain Options FWD or e-AWD FWD only Camry is the only midsize hybrid sedan in its class with AWD—a huge plus in NC's unpredictable weather. Fuel Economy (EPA est.) Up to 51 mpg combined Up to 48 mpg combined Camry leads on gas savings—especially over time. That adds up fast at NC’s rural-suburban commuting distances. 0-60 Acceleration 6.8 sec (XSE AWD) 6.7 sec (Touring Hybrid) Both are quick for hybrids—but Camry delivers strong punch off the line with smoother EV transitions. Rear Legroom 38.0 in 40.8 in Accord offers more stretch-out space in back—ideal if you regularly carry tall passengers. Trunk Space 15.1 cu ft 16.7 cu ft Accord wins on luggage room—but Camry's trunk is still spacious enough for daily use or road trips. Infotainment & Tech Up to 12.3-in touchscreen + 12.3-in digital cluster; wireless CarPlay/Android Auto standard 12.3-in Google built-in system; wireless CarPlay/Android Auto on hybrids Camry’s dual-display setup feels more premium; native Toyota tech is easy to learn and reliable. Ride Comfort & Handling Smooth ride, quiet cabin, available sport suspension on XSE Sharper handling, especially with Hybrid Touring Camry prioritizes a relaxed, refined drive—ideal for long stretches of Hwy 70 or coastal routes. AWD Capability Yes, standard on multiple trims Not available For drivers in Havelock, Goldsboro, or Jacksonville, AWD adds confidence in heavy rain or light snow. Safety Features Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 standard on all trims Honda Sensing standard; Traffic Jam Assist available Camry offers hands-on lane centering and semi-hands-free Traffic Jam Assist—huge perk in NC stop-and-go traffic. Interior Luxury Options SofTex or leather; available Cockpit Red, heated/cooled seats Leather on higher trims; Touring adds LED ambient lighting Camry XSE feels sport-lux with bolder colors and softer materials—plus available panoramic roof. Price Range (Est.) $28,400 – ~$35,000 $27,895 – ~$37,000 Camry’s strong resale value and lower cost-to-own make it the smarter long-term investment in this segment. Who It’s Best For Efficient commuters, all-weather drivers, loyal Toyota owners Tech-forward drivers, back-seat-focused shoppers, urban commuters Camry is perfect for Cherry Point or New Bern professionals who need efficiency, comfort, and reliability with fewer trade-offs. While both sedans offer impressive hybrid tech and modern features, only the Camry brings all-wheel drive into the mix, which is a major advantage for year-round confidence in coastal and inland NC. Plus, Toyota’s hybrid-only lineup means you’re guaranteed efficiency no matter which trim you choose, making the buying process more straightforward and future-proof. And let’s not forget Toyota’s industry-leading reputation for long-term reliability, which continues to drive strong resale value across the Camry lineup. At the end of the day, the 2025 Camry isn’t just competitive—it’s strategically tailored for real-world driving in North Carolina. If your daily routes include school drop-offs, Hwy 70 commutes, or spontaneous weekends in Morehead City, the Camry’s quiet cabin, smart tech, and all-weather readiness give you an edge that goes beyond the spec sheet. Which Sedan Is Right for You? Why Camry Fits the NC Lifestyle Best The Camry isn’t just a smart sedan—it’s tailor-made for the way we drive here in North Carolina. It handles rain, long highway stretches, and everyday stop-and-go with ease, all while sipping fuel and keeping passengers comfortable. While the Accord is a fine option for those who prioritize rear legroom or slightly sharper steering, the Camry covers more ground—literally and figuratively—with fewer compromises. If you're looking for a dependable, efficient, and tech-savvy sedan that fits your lifestyle, the Camry should be at the top of your list. A Final Word on 2025 Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord: Which Sedan Should You Drive in North Carolina? Now that you’ve seen how the 2025 Toyota Camry outpaces the Honda Accord in fuel efficiency, drivetrain flexibility, and long-term value, it’s time to take the next step: see it for yourself behind the wheel. At Toyota of New Bern, we’re proud to offer the latest 2025 Camry lineup along with local insight, personalized service, and a no-pressure buying experience. Our team knows these roads, understands what matters to NC drivers, and can help you compare trims, explore options, and get the most for your trade. Stop by today at 5010 US-70, New Bern, NC 28560 or give us a call to schedule your test drive. Experience firsthand why so many drivers across Craven County are switching to the all-new 2025 Toyota Camry. Toyota of New Bern https://www.toyotaofnewbern.com/ 5010 US-70, New Bern, NC 28560 Location: New Bern, NC Secondary Geos: Havelock | Cherry Point | Morehead City | Jacksonville | Goldsboro

Choosing the right compact SUV isn’t just about price—it’s about finding the perfect balance of features, fuel efficiency, and lifestyle fit. That’s why understanding the Toyota RAV4 trim levels is key for smart shoppers across New Bern, Cherry Point, and Jacksonville. Toyota RAV4 trim levels span gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid models—offering something for every budget and lifestyle, from the value-packed LE to the tech-rich Limited and electric-ready Prime XSE. Each trim builds on Toyota’s legacy of reliability while tailoring features to meet the needs of commuters, families, and adventure-seekers alike. With decades of proven performance and Toyota’s renowned reliability, the 2025 RAV4 lineup brings together efficiency, capability, and innovation in one of the most trusted SUVs on the market. In this guide, we’ll break down the key differences between trims, spotlight value highlights, and help you discover the best fit for your commute, weekend escapes, or growing family. Let’s compare what each RAV4 has to offer—and see which one earns a spot in your driveway. Gas-powered trims offer affordability and simplicity, perfect for everyday drivers and first-time SUV buyers. Hybrid models deliver better MPG with no sacrifice in performance, making them ideal for eco-conscious drivers in North Carolina. Plug-in hybrid (Prime) trims offer all-electric capability, combining serious power with outstanding efficiency for commuters who want the best of both worlds. 2025 RAV4 Gas Trim Levels: LE, XLE, Premium & Limited Toyota's gas-powered RAV4 trims offer a practical entry point into one of the most reliable SUVs on the road. From basic commuter needs to upscale touches, these trims cover a broad range of budgets and lifestyles without the need for electrification. Perfect for first-time SUV buyers, growing families, or drivers who prioritize simplicity and long-term value. 2025 RAV4 Gas Trim Levels: Trim Level Key Features Starting MSRP Dealership Notes LE 8" touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+, 203-hp engine, optional AWD $28,850 A great starter SUV—reliable, simple, and affordable for first-time buyers around New Bern. XLE Dual-zone climate control, 17" alloy wheels, Smart Key with push-button start, power driver’s seat $30,360 Adds daily convenience features perfect for growing families commuting through Jacksonville and Havelock. XLE Premium SofTex seating, moonroof, power liftgate, LED fog lights, 19" alloy wheels $33,250 The best value for comfort and aesthetics without reaching Limited pricing—popular with NC road-trippers. Limited 10.5" touchscreen, ventilated seats, JBL audio, hands-free liftgate, 360° camera $37,155 Ideal for tech lovers who want high-end features without jumping to hybrid or plug-in trims. The XLE Premium trim offers the best middle ground, giving you creature comforts like SofTex seats and a moonroof without the price tag of the Limited. Drivers in coastal towns like Morehead City will appreciate the gas RAV4's confidence on highways and its low-maintenance appeal. For those sticking with gas and looking for luxury-level features, the Limited trim punches above its weight class. 2025 RAV4 Hybrid Trim Levels: Efficiency Meets Versatility Toyota’s hybrid lineup offers outstanding fuel economy with zero compromise on everyday usability. Whether you’re commuting through Jacksonville or exploring trails near Cherry Point, these trims blend smart tech, all-wheel drive, and comfort across all price points. They're ideal for North Carolina drivers looking to reduce gas stops while maximizing performance. 2025 RAV4 Hybrid Trim Levels: Trim Level Key Features Starting MSRP Dealership Notes Hybrid LE 219-hp hybrid, 41/38 MPG (city/hwy), AWD, 8" screen, cloth seats $33,695 A cost-effective way to save on gas—ideal for Cherry Point and Goldsboro commuters. Hybrid XLE Same features as gas XLE + hybrid powertrain, hybrid drive modes $35,205 Strikes a balance between savings and convenience—great for hybrid first-timers. Hybrid XLE Premium SofTex seating, power liftgate, moonroof, 19" wheels $38,095 Offers upscale comfort and better MPG—perfect for long-distance drivers. Hybrid SE/XSE Sport-tuned suspension, paddle shifters, bold styling, synthetic leather $36,390 (SE) / $39,355 (XSE) Best for drivers who want a sportier look and feel without sacrificing efficiency. Hybrid Woodland All-terrain tires, 120V outlet, raised suspension, skid plates $36,915 Great for weekend adventurers heading toward the coast or off-grid campgrounds. Hybrid Limited Chrome trim, heated rear seats, 10.5" screen, adaptive headlights ~$42,000 High-end hybrid buyers love this trim for its luxury and long-term value. The Hybrid XLE Premium is the standout for most shoppers, giving you efficiency, comfort, and upgraded style without edging into luxury pricing. The Hybrid SE and XSE trims add personality and responsiveness, great for drivers who want a little fun with their fuel savings. For adventure-seekers, the Woodland Edition is a unique pick —offering trail-ready capability without switching to a larger, more rugged SUV. 2025 RAV4 Prime (Plug-In Hybrid) Trims: SE vs. XSE The RAV4 Prime trims take the RAV4’s hybrid DNA even further with electric-only range and sportier performance. These plug-in hybrids are built for drivers who want to run errands on pure electricity, yet still have the confidence of a gas engine for weekend trips or longer drives. If you're looking for the most fuel-efficient and powerful RAV4, this is where to start. 2025 RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid Trims: Trim Level Key Features Starting MSRP Dealership Notes SE 42 miles EV range, 302 hp, 94 MPGe, 8" touchscreen, heated seats, Toyota Safety Sense $44,265 Perfect for short commutes around New Bern—daily errands can often be done all-electric. XSE 10.5" screen, panoramic moonroof, JBL audio, two-tone paint, paddle shifters $48,135 For buyers who want top-tier performance and upscale styling with the highest efficiency available. The SE is great for buyers who want plug-in tech without maxing out their budget, while the XSE adds enough luxury and styling upgrades to justify the price jump. The Prime is especially appealing to drivers in New Bern and Goldsboro who do mostly local driving and can take full advantage of home charging. With 302 horsepower and up to 42 miles of EV range, it’s the perfect blend of electric convenience and hybrid flexibility. Which RAV4 Trim Offers the Best Value for North Carolina Drivers? The XLE Premium and Hybrid XLE trims hit the sweet spot between price and features, offering upgrades like a power liftgate and moonroof without pushing too far into luxury pricing. For drivers in New Bern balancing fuel economy and comfort, the hybrid variants stand out with their long-term savings and year-round versatility. If you're after a plug-in without going full luxury, the RAV4 Prime SE packs premium tech with impressive electric range. No matter your driving style—urban, coastal, or off-road— there's a high-value RAV4 configuration ready to meet your needs. Top Features to Look for in the 2025 Toyota RAV4 Across all trim levels, Toyota's focus on advanced safety, wireless tech, and intuitive comfort makes the 2025 RAV4 one of the most balanced SUVs in its class. Available features like the 10.5-inch touchscreen, panoramic moonroof, and JBL premium audio system give this SUV a high-end feel without the luxury price tag. Even base trims come equipped with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+ and wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, delivering everyday peace of mind and seamless connectivity. Whether you're running errands in New Bern or packing up for a weekend in Emerald Isle, the RAV4 makes every trip easier and more enjoyable. How to Choose the Right Toyota RAV4 Trim for Your Lifestyle Choosing your perfect RAV4 comes down to matching your driving habits, budget, and tech priorities. Daily city drivers and first-time SUV owners often love the simplicity and value of the LE or XLE trims. Commuters and families who want to save on gas without giving up power are drawn to the Hybrid XLE or SE, while performance-minded or eco-driven buyers tend to favor the Prime XSE for its range and acceleration. No matter the need—from local errands in Cherry Point to coastal getaways— Toyota’s trim lineup offers a well-fitted solution for every type of driver. A Final Word on Toyota RAV4 Trim Levels Explained: 2025 Gas, Hybrid & Plug-In Options Now that you’ve seen what each 2025 Toyota RAV4 trim level brings to the table, the next step is easy— schedule a test drive and see which one feels right for your everyday drive. Whether you're looking for efficiency, adventure-readiness, tech upgrades, or all three, there's a RAV4 that matches your lifestyle. The gas trims are perfect for reliable, low-maintenance transportation, the hybrid lineup delivers standout MPG with AWD confidence, and the RAV4 Prime offers serious performance and electric flexibility in one dynamic package. For drivers around Havelock, Morehead City, and Goldsboro, the RAV4 checks every box—whether you're commuting, carpooling, or chasing the coast on the weekends. At Toyota of New Bern, we’ll help you compare trims side by side and find the right fit for your needs and budget. Come visit us at 5010 US-70, New Bern, NC 28560 or call us to schedule your test drive. From Cherry Point to Jacksonville and everywhere in between, your next RAV4 is waiting—with the features, tech, and efficiency you want, backed by the Toyota quality you trust. Toyota of New Bern https://www.toyotaofnewbern.com/ 5010 US-70, New Bern, NC 28560 Location: New Bern, NC Secondary Geos:  Cherry Point, Havelock, Goldsboro, Jacksonville, and Morehead City

When shopping for a new SUV, size matters. Whether you need extra cargo space for weekend adventures, ample seating for your growing family, or a compact option for city commuting, Toyota offers an impressive lineup of SUVs to match every lifestyle and need. At Toyota of New Bern, we've created this comprehensive guide to help you navigate Toyota's 2025 SUV lineup from smallest to largest, highlighting the key features and benefits of each model. Toyota's SUV Lineup at a Glance Toyota continues to expand its SUV offerings for 2025, with six distinct models ranging from the compact Corolla Cross to the full-size Sequoia. Each vehicle brings its own unique blend of capability, efficiency, and technology. Let's explore each model in detail, starting with the smallest and working our way up. 1. Toyota Corolla Cross - The Urban Explorer As Toyota's smallest SUV offering, the 2025 Corolla Cross delivers big on versatility and value. Built on the beloved Corolla platform, this subcompact crossover brings the reliability you expect from Toyota in a package designed for urban adventures. Perfect for: First-time buyers, city dwellers, and drivers seeking excellent fuel economy without sacrificing utility. Standout Features: Available hybrid powertrain with exceptional fuel efficiency Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 with enhanced driver assistance features Optional AWD capability for light off-road adventures User-friendly technology including wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ Comfortable interior with surprising space for its compact footprint The Corolla Cross strikes an excellent balance between the maneuverability of a sedan and the practicality of an SUV, making it ideal for navigating tight parking spaces while still providing elevated seating and increased cargo capacity. 2. Toyota RAV4 - The Versatile Favorite The 2025 RAV4 continues its reign as America's best-selling non-pickup vehicle, and for good reason. This compact SUV combines versatility, efficiency, and rugged good looks in a package that appeals to a wide range of drivers. Perfect for: Small families, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking a versatile vehicle for both daily commuting and weekend getaways. Standout Features: Multiple powertrain options, including gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid Adventure and TRD Off-Road trims for enhanced capability Standard Toyota Safety Sense™ 2.5+ Available digital rearview mirror and hands-free power liftgate Up to 41 mpg combined with the hybrid model The RAV4's slightly larger dimensions compared to the Corolla Cross provide noticeably more cargo space and a more planted feel on the highway, while still maintaining excellent maneuverability for daily driving. 3. Toyota Highlander - The Family-Friendly Mid-Size Stepping up to the mid-size category, the 2025 Highlander offers three rows of seating and generous interior space wrapped in a sleek, refined package. Perfect for: Growing families, carpoolers, and those who need occasional third-row seating. Standout Features: Efficient turbocharged 2.4L 4-cylinder engine or hybrid powertrain Premium interior materials and sound insulation Available 12.3-inch touchscreen with integrated Toyota multimedia system Second-row captain's chairs option for easier third-row access Up to 36 mpg combined with the hybrid powertrain The Highlander represents a significant jump in size from the RAV4, offering a third row that's suitable for children or occasional adult use, making it an excellent choice for families who need extra seating but don't want a full-size SUV. 4. 2025 Toyota Grand Highlander - The Extended Mid-Size Introduced as a new model to bridge the gap between the Highlander and larger SUVs, the 2025 Grand Highlander offers substantially more room for passengers and cargo while maintaining a manageable size. Perfect for: Large families, road trip enthusiasts, and those who need a genuinely usable third row. Standout Features: Three powertrain options, including the powerful Hybrid MAX system with 362 horsepower Adult-friendly third row with easy access 7 USB ports throughout the cabin for device charging Available heated third-row seats Towing capacity up to 5,000 pounds The Grand Highlander addresses the primary complaint about the standard Highlander—limited third-row space—while offering significantly more cargo room, especially when all seats are occupied. 5. 2025 Toyota 4Runner - The Off-Road Champion The 2025 4Runner represents a complete redesign of this legendary off-roader, maintaining its rugged capability while improving on-road comfort and efficiency. Perfect for: Off-road enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those who need genuine all-terrain capability. Standout Features: New i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged engine with improved efficiency Available Multi-Terrain Select and Crawl Control systems Body-on-frame construction for enhanced durability Impressive 5,000-pound towing capacity TRD Pro trim with FOX® shocks and additional off-road equipment While similar in length to the Highlander, the 4Runner's taller height and rugged construction set it apart as the choice for those who prioritize capability over luxury, though the redesigned 2025 model offers more refinement than ever before. 6. 2025 Toyota Sequoia - The Full-Size Flagship As Toyota's largest SUV offering, the 2025 Sequoia provides exceptional space, luxury, and capability for those who need it all. Perfect for: Large families, boat owners, and those who require maximum passenger and cargo capacity. Standout Features: Standard i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain with 437 horsepower Premium cabin with available semi-aniline leather seating Adjustable cargo shelf system Impressive 9,520-pound maximum towing capacity Panoramic moonroof available on upper trims The Sequoia represents Toyota's ultimate expression of capability and luxury in an SUV, offering space comparable to full-size competitors while delivering impressive fuel efficiency thanks to its standard hybrid powertrain. Size Comparison Chart Model Length (in) Width (in) Height (in) Cargo Space (cu ft) Max Seating Corolla Cross 175.6 71.9 64.8 26.5 (behind 2nd row) 5 RAV4 180.9 73.0 67.0 37.6 (behind 2nd row) 5 Highlander 194.9 76.0 68.1 16.0/48.4 (behind 3rd/2nd row) 7-8 Grand Highlander 201.4 78.3 70.1 20.6/57.9 (behind 3rd/2nd row) 7-8 4Runner 194.0 75.8 71.5 46.3 (behind 2nd row) 5-7 Sequoia 208.1 79.6 74.2 22.3/49.0 (behind 3rd/2nd row) 7-8 How to Choose the Right Toyota SUV for Your Needs When selecting your ideal Toyota SUV, consider these factors: Passenger capacity requirements: How many people will you regularly transport? Cargo needs: What items do you typically need to carry? Driving environment: Urban commuting, highway travel, or off-road adventures? Fuel efficiency priorities: Is maximizing MPG a top concern? Towing requirements: Do you need to pull a trailer, boat, or camper? Lifestyle Matching Guide: City Living: Corolla Cross or RAV4 for maneuverability and efficiency Growing Families: Highlander or Grand Highlander for space and comfort Outdoor Enthusiasts: 4Runner for off-road capability Maximum Utility: Sequoia for towing and passenger capacity Experience Toyota's SUV Lineup at Toyota of New Bern At Toyota of New Bern, we invite you to experience the full range of Toyota's 2025 SUV lineup in person. Our knowledgeable sales team can help you compare models side-by-side, arrange test drives, and find the perfect fit for your lifestyle and budget. We understand that choosing the right SUV is an important decision, and we're here to provide expert guidance throughout your shopping journey. Visit our showroom today to explore these impressive vehicles and discover which Toyota SUV is right for you. Ready to find your perfect Toyota SUV? Contact Us today to schedule a test drive or speak with our friendly sales team. 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