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The 2019 Toyota Highlander is a spacious SUV that has eight trim levels available, including three hybrid models and five gas engine models. If you're thinking about getting one of the gas engine models but you're not sure which one is right for you, learn more about the features that come in each model so you can get the right one. more Highlander LE The Highlander LE is the starting trim level in the lineup. On the outside, the SUV comes standard with heated and power-adjustable side mirrors with turn signal indicators, a rear spoiler, daytime running lights, automatic halogen headlights, and LED taillights. The infotainment system comes standard with a 6.1-inch touch-screen display, Siri Eyes Free, and Bluetooth connectivity. When you hit the road, you'll enjoy the power offered by the standard 2.7-liter engine that delivers 185 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque. The SUV also comes standard with a rearview camera and Toyota Safety Sense, which includes a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection, automatic high beams, lane departure alert with steering assist, and dynamic radar cruise control. Highlander LE Plus The Highlander LE Plus takes all the great features of the LE and builds on them. On the outside, you'll enjoy the addition of fog lamps. Inside, you'll find conveniences that include three-zone automatic climate control, SofTex-trimmed seats, a leather-trimmed steering wheel, and an infotainment system with an 8-inch touch-screen display. The engine also gets upgraded to a 3.5-liter V-6 that pumps out 295 horsepower and 263 pound-feet of torque. Highlander XLE The next trim level in the lineup is the Highlander XLE. If you're searching for a new Toyota that delivers some impressive features inside and out, this is the trim level for you. On the outside, you'll find side mirrors that have blind spot warning indicators, a power tilt and slide moonroof, and chrome finishes. The XLE is also the first trim level that gives you the option of adding the backseat entertainment system. When you climb inside, you'll find leather-trimmed front- and second-row seats, a SofTex-trimmed third-row seat, heated front seats, auto-dimming rearview mirror, and a built-in navigation system. Highlander SE If you decide to go with the Toyota Highlander SE, you'll find several extra features that deliver style and convenience. The outside of the SUV includes bright and efficient LED daytime running lights and fog lamps. Inside the Highlander SE, you'll enjoy the illumination of LED ambient lighting. Highlander Limited The Limited is the final trim level of the Highlander gas engine models. On the outside, this is the only trim level to offer side mirrors with puddle lights and a memory feature. Interior features that are exclusive to the Highlander Limited include a rearview camera with dynamic gridlines, perforated leather-trimmed heated and ventilated front seats, and a premium audio system with 12 JBL GreenEdge speakers. Now that you know what you can find in each trim level of the 2019 Toyota Highlander, you can easily decide which vehicle will suit all of your needs. Image via DealerOn

For a subcompact sedan, the 2019 Toyota Yaris is surprisingly well-equipped with standard features that you only normally find in much larger, and more expensive, cars. The Yaris is offered in L, LE, and XLE trim levels. Here are some of the features that make it more than just an entry-level Toyota model. more Stylish Exterior The Yaris announces its presence with the bold, aggressive mesh grille and fascia, while the sleek sculpted profile adds an air of elegance, and the sporty rear end with its chrome-tipped exhaust gives it the bling factor. The L trim has headlights with distinctive integrated daytime running lights (DRL), 15-inch steel wheels, body-color door handles and power mirrors, and combination taillights. The LE trim adds fog lights, 16-inch split-spoke alloy wheels, heated mirrors with turn signals, and a rear lip spoiler. Stepping up to the XLE gets you LED automatic headlights, LED DRL, and rain-sensing wipers. Interior Features Inside the stylish, contemporary cabin, you'll find ample room for five people, while the trunk has 13.49 cubic feet of cargo space for those weekend trips. L models have contoured sports seats trimmed in premium fabric, a six-way adjustable driver's seat, and 60/40 split-folding rear seats. The L trim also has a push-button start, cruise control, air conditioning, a tilting and telescoping multifunction steering wheel, and chrome interior accents. The LE has a smart key system for the trunk and front doors, while the XLE gives you leatherette upholstery with distinctive contrast stitching, automatic climate control, and a leather-trimmed steering wheel. Multimedia System The multimedia system can be controlled by the remote commander knob and also has a 7-inch touch screen with integrated navigation and backup camera. Features include Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free calling and media streaming, voice recognition, six-speaker audio with satellite and HD radio, two USB ports with MP3 connectivity, and an auxiliary input. Power and Performance Under the hood is a lively and responsive direct-injection 1.5-liter engine that delivers 106 horsepower and 103 pound-feet of torque to the front wheels. The standard transmission is a six-speed manual, or you can opt for a smooth-shifting six-speed automatic transmission. Whether you're headed to the local store, out on the highway, or tackling twisty back roads, the Yaris is fun to drive. The direct steering provides agile handling, while the suspension is tuned to give you a smooth ride. The manual transmission features a short throw for slick gear changes, while the available automatic has a sport mode to liven up your driving experience. Safety Features For confident handling and assured stopping, all Yaris models have an active safety system that offers dynamic stability control, traction control, an anti-lock braking system with electronic brake force distribution, brake assist, and a brake override system. Also standard are a low-speed pre-collision system and a tire pressure monitoring system. Passengers are protected by the advanced air bag system featuring front, side, and overhead curtain air bags. To check out all of the big car features of the Yaris, head over to Toyota of Kingsport for a closer look. Image via DealerOn

The 2019 Toyota 86 is a nimble and attractive sports car. It will give you precise steering and handling, an aerodynamic performance, and many standard features, all at an affordable price. Three trims are available with the Toyota 86: the base trim, which has an MSRP of $26,655; the 86 GT, with an MSRP of $28,785; and the TRD Special Edition, which has an MSRP of $32,470. The GT trim adds convenient features to the base trim, in this way offering a perfect blend of functionality and comfort. It also boasts some aerodynamic add-ons that the base trim does not offer. Here's some more information on the Toyota 86 GT trim. more Aerodynamic Exterior With the 2019 Toyota 86 GT comes the long hood and short rear deck that is so typical of the classic sports car profile. The GT's styling, however, is not only attractive but also serves to improve its aerodynamics. At the front, the large chin spoiler and integrated canards help to keep the car grounded to affect improved turn-in and response, while the rear diffuser regulates airflow efficiently. The GT also boasts a rear wing with aerodynamic end plates that, together with the underbody aerodynamic panel, help to afford the GT a drag coefficient of just 0.27. Other external features offered with the GT include high-beam headlights, daytime running lights, LED taillights, and heated and power-adjustable mirrors. Attractive Interior The interior of the 86 is purposefully minimalist, and all controls are easy to reach and use. The heated sport front seats, which boast silver contrast stitching and Granlux suede-like inserts on the upper bolsters, provide the front passengers with ample space. Although the back seat is not fit for passengers, it can be used to stow groceries or luggage and can also be folded flat to extend the trunk area. The interior of the GT also features Granlux trim accents on the door panels and the dash, a unique instrument panel, and leather-like knee support cushions for spirited driving. Other standard features include an auto-dimming rearview mirror, air conditioning, power windows and locks, keyless entry and ignition, a leather-trimmed steering wheel and parking brake, and cruise control. The standard infotainment system comes with a 7-inch display, eight speakers, voice recognition, Bluetooth, and HD radio. Sports-Car Performance With the GT comes a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that is good for 205 horsepower and 156 pound-feet of torque. It is paired with a standard six-speed manual transmission, but a six-speed automatic is also available. The 86 GT boasts many performance features that make for some fun playtime on the race tracks, such as a sport-tuned independent MacPherson strut front suspension, an independent multi-link rear suspension, and sport-calibrated electric power steering. Your GT will also be equipped with a vehicle stability control sport tuning system, which allows the driver to switch off all stability assists to afford him full control when on the race track. If you're looking for an affordable sports car that will give you some fun time on the race tracks, as well as a comfortable on-road performance, you should definitely take the Toyota 86 GT for a test drive. Drop by Toyota of Kingsport to take one for a spin. Image via DealerOn

Hybrid vehicles have taken the world by storm. Over the last few years, we've seen a huge increase in the number of available hybrid and electric models to choose from. The Toyota Prius has to take some of the credit with it being one of the first mainstream hybrid models to have wide-sweeping success. In 2020, Toyota is looking to re-stake it's claim as a top hybrid on the market with the new Prius Prime. While not all of the details have been revealed, here are a few of the top perks to get excited about. more Updated Cabin Usually, when a model is doing well, not much is done to upgrade the available entertainment and cabin features. This is not the case with the 2020 Prius Prime, which appears to be aiming for a big win once it's released. One of the biggest shifts is a changeover to a five-passenger cabin instead of one that only seats four. This will open up the Prime to those with more than two kids. While cargo numbers aren't yet released, it's safe to assume an extra seat means extra storage capabilities. The extra seating means extra demands for connectivity and device charging. Toyota thought this through and included two extra USB ports, making sure that even a full car is connected and happy regardless of the trip duration. The 2020 Prius Prime is also hitting the pavement with an upgraded entertainment suite which includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It's also been announced that satellite radio is standard. Another exciting feature coming to the 2020 Prius Prime is Amazon Alexa compatibility, a feature not common among current vehicle models. Updated Engine and Performance Features At this point, Toyota may have made plenty of drivers happy with the inclusion of in-demand entertainment options and extra seating, however, there have been improvements to the capability and performance features as well. One of the biggest pieces of news coming out of Toyota is an all-electric drive mode for the Prius Prime. This allows it to start competing in the electric space without sacrificing the convenience of hybrid gasoline engines. A two-mode drive system has been created to allow for such a revolutionary changeover. This feature helps give the 2020 Prius Prime an acceleration boost while operating in all-electric mode. Toyota Safety Toyota is quickly being recognized as a leader in standard driver assistance features with all new models being equipped with some level of Toyota Safety Sense. The 2020 Prius Prime includes a mid-level Toyota Safety Sense P, or TSS-P. This suite of assistance features includes collision detection and avoidance, pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control, and lane keeping assistance. Toyota has taken a bold, serious, no-nonsense approach to safety and driver assistance features. All Toyota models continue to include Toyota Safety Sense as a standard feature, which is the brand's suite of driver assistance and collision avoidance features. Optional additions to the safety package include collision avoidance, parking assistance, and blind spot monitoring. The Prius Prime will be in dealership lots before you know it. If this exciting release of a popular hybrid has you chomping at the bit for a test drive, stay alert for news and updates. Image via DealerOn

Fuel efficiency has become a big sector in the automotive industry. Buyers are looking to save a bit of money for better things and overall concerns for the environment and fluctuating availability of oil are also driving factors. This makes hybrid and electric vehicles much more attractive options than less efficient cars, trucks, and SUVs. The electric vehicle charging infrastructure is growing but falls short in many rural areas, making hybrids a great choice. The Toyota Highlander is answering the call with the inclusion of a hybrid version in the 2020 release. Here's a quick look under the hood. more Here's What Makes The 2020 Highlander Hybrid So Exciting The comfort and convenience of an SUV or compact SUV are hard to argue. However, the fuel economy has been a thorn in the side of many owners who have had to put up with sub-optimal numbers for years. The new hybrid Highlander, however, will apparently boast numbers close to or above 34 MPG, a massive step forward in SUV efficiency. Toyota had some help in this department outside of pure engineering. A smaller engine is included in the new Highlander, but it shouldn't lose too much oomph. With regard to the powertrain, previous year's releases included a hybrid option for an all-wheel-drive option. To create more pricing flexibility, the 2020 Highlander Hybrid has configurations for both front-wheel and all-wheel drive. The move to a four-cylinder engine from a six-cylinder may make you think that there will be less capability, however, an added battery beneath the seats helps ensure it has the same performance specs as its 2019 counterpart. Entertainment Additions On the 2020 Highlander Toyota is adding entertainment features such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to the new Highlander. Lately, these media connectivity features have worked their way into being standard inclusions, so making sure they found their way onto the Highlander was a great choice by the designers. You can access these great features and more on an intuitive 8-inch touch screen display. This Platinum trim has an upgraded 12.5-inch display, making it one of the largest available. Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 Toyota has been committed to adding excellent driver assistance features as standard inclusions for a couple of years now. The 2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrid will include Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, or TSS 2.0. This premium set of driver assistance safety features adds an entire umbrella of great technology which makes the roads a much safer place to drive. TSS 2.0 includes a pre-collision warning system with added pedestrian detection. Dynamic cruise control automatically adjusts the cruising speed if you are gaining on the car in front of you too quickly, and maintains a safe distance. Lane departure assistance with added lane tracing features help you keep the Highlander in the correct lane. Automatic high-beams are a nice, convenient touch for nighttime driving. The 2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrid is creating a lot of buzz and for good reason. The added efficiency and extra safety and tech features make the full-size SUV a very attractive option to car buyers. Image via DealerOn

Toyota debuted the new 2020 Highlander at this year's New York Auto Show and the redesigned SUV had a lot of people talking. Learn more about what Toyota showcased at the auto show and what you can expect when the updated Highlander hits the market later this year. New Style on the Outside While the overall silhouette of the 2020 Toyota Highlander is similar to the 2019 version, the SUV will be about two-inches longer. It also showcases a new appearance that's a little more streamlined. In the front, the Highlander has a smaller grille and thinner headlights. As you go along the side of the vehicle, you'll notice a new accent line that sweeps from the front fender to the rear wheel arch. Once you get to the back of the SUV, you'll see the taillights have also been thinned to match the headlights. more New Engine Options Toyota made some excellent changes to the engine options in the 2020 Highlander. The 2.7-liter engine that came standard on the 2019 models is gone. In its place, the 2020 Highlander will have a 3.5-liter V-6 engine that works with an eight-speed automatic transmission to generate 295 horsepower and deliver a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds. Additionally, if you're looking for an SUV that combines plenty of room with top-notch efficiency, you'll be pleased to know the 2020 Highlander will also have a hybrid model. Spacious Interior If you're searching for a new Toyota that offers plenty of interior space, you'll love what you find in the 2020 Highlander. The Highlander will come standard with seating for up to eight people. It's also available with second-row captain's chairs for seating for up to seven. Additionally, the Highlander will offer plenty of luxurious features, such as genuine leather seats, heated and ventilated front seats, and heated second-row seats. For your convenience, the Highlander will now come standard with an eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat. Updated Technology If you're interested in some of the latest technology features, the new Toyota Highlander has you covered. The 6-inch display that came standard with the infotainment system in the 2019 model has been replaced. The SUV will now come standard with an 8-inch touch screen display. It's also available with a 12.3-inch touch screen display. Additionally, for the first time ever, the Highlander will now come standard with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Waze, and Amazon Alexa. Impressive Safety Features The 2020 Toyota Highlander will still come standard with automatic high beams, lane keeping assist, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, and adaptive cruise control. New safety features for the SUV include a road sign reading system and lane tracing assist which helps you stay centered on the highway. Additionally, the Highlander will be available with a blind spot monitor, rear cross traffic alert, and parking distance monitors that include automatic braking. These are just a few of the great new features Toyota unveiled when it debuted the new 2020 Highlander. To discover even more, visit your Toyota dealer when the Highlander arrives later this year. Image via DealerOn

When the Toyota Corolla hits dealerships this spring, it will feature an updated design and some excellent new features. If you're thinking about upgrading to the Corolla, learn more about some of the changes you'll see so you can discover why it's the ideal vehicle to suit your needs. Sharp Exterior Design The outside of the new Corolla features a striking design that's sure to turn heads when you drive down the street. To make an impression coming and going, the Corolla comes standard with LED headlights, taillights, and daytime running lights. As you go up in trim levels, the available exterior features you'll enjoy on the Corolla include a power tilt and slide moonroof and power-adjustable and heated side mirrors with turn signal and blind spot warning indicators. more Fun and Exciting Power When you're ready to hit the road, the Toyota Corolla offers several engine options to give you a thrilling drive. The sedan comes standard with a 1.8-liter engine that offers up 139 horsepower and 126 pound-feet of torque. If you're interested in adding a little more excitement to your drive, you can go with the available 2.0-liter engine that delivers 169 horsepower and 151 pound-feet of torque. Plus, when you push the available Sport button to enable Sport Mode, the shift points and engine control unit are adjusted for even more fun. Terrific Interior Comfort When you're searching for a new Toyota that offers a comfortable interior, climb inside the Corolla. To help you breathe easy and enjoy the perfect temperature, the Corolla is available with automatic climate control that has a dust and pollen filter. If you're driving around on a chilly day, you'll stay nice and warm inside your Corolla, thanks to the available heated SofTex-trimmed front seats. You'll also appreciate the extra comfort that the standard soft-touch center console and available leather-wrapped steering wheel bring to the vehicle. Advanced Connectivity Technology You can easily stay connected when you hit the road in your Toyota Corolla. The infotainment system in the Corolla comes standard with Siri Eyes Free, Apple CarPlay, a six-speaker audio system, 7-inch touch screen display, USB media port, and Bluetooth technology for voice recognition, hands-free calling, and music streaming. If you decide to go with one of the higher trim levels, you can enjoy an upgraded system that includes an 8-inch touch screen display and one USB charge port. Impressive Safety Features You'll discover some of the latest safety features when you take the Toyota Corolla for a spin. Every Corolla comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, which includes road sign assist, pre-collision system with pedestrian detection, automatic high beams, lane departure alert with steering assist, lane tracing assist, and full-speed dynamic radar cruise control. The Corolla also comes standard with a rearview camera and tire pressure monitor system. These are just some of the great changes you'll discover in the Toyota Corolla this year. Take one for a spin today to learn about even more updates that make this an excellent option for your next new vehicle. Image via DealerOn

The 2019 Toyota RAV4 has received some significant updates. Along with a new platform and more aggressive off-road styling elements, it also has upgrades to the interior and improved performance. Toyota designed this new generation of RAV4 for drivers who want to tackle all kinds of terrain with just one vehicle. Here are some of the features that allow this SUV to conquer almost anything. The Adventure Model The Adventure trim raises up the RAV4 to give it extra ground clearance to help get up and over rough terrain. This trim also has a more advanced all-wheel-drive system that adds extra traction. The Adventure model adds taller roof rails along with hill-descent control and an upgraded backup camera system. The Technology Package is an available option which adds parking sensors, rear cross-traffic automatic braking, and tech features including wireless smartphone charging and an upgraded JBL stereo system. more The RAV4 Hybrid If you want to conquer the highway and make your drive as fuel-efficient as possible, the 2019 RAV4 Hybrid is your best option. This RAV4 model has a four-cylinder gas engine and two electric motors that together produce 219 horsepower. It offers quick acceleration and a smooth, efficient ride down the highway. This model, like other Toyotas, comes standard with the Toyota Safety Sense suite of advanced safety systems. The bundle combines adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition, lane tracing assist, automatic high beams, lane departure warning, and automatic emergency braking. The Drive Modes The three different drive modes in the RAV4 allow it to conquer different types of terrain. Choose Sport Mode for sharper acceleration, ECO mode when you want to maximize your fuel efficiency or Normal mode which combines both fuel efficiency and performance to provide a smooth and comfortable ride. Multi-Terrain Select Along with the different drive modes, you can also choose the type of terrain you're driving on with just a twist of a knob. The four modes include mud & sand, rock & dirt, snow, and normal. When you activate the system, it will sense when the RAV4 slips and regulate the wheel spin. It does this by adjusting the throttle response and adjusting the brakes and drive-force distribution to help the SUV perform its best no matter what type of terrain you're on. Dynamic Torque Vectoring All-Wheel Drive with Rear Driveline Disconnect The Dynamic Torque Vectoring All-Wheel drive system that comes with the Adventure model gives the RAV4 more stability by sending up to half of the power to the rear wheels and then distributing even more power to the wheel that needs it more. The Rear Driveline Disconnect system works with this to stop sending power to the rear wheels when the terrain smooths out and it's no longer necessary. The 2019 Toyota RAV4 has models, equipment, and features designed to help it conquer all types of terrain. Whether you need a smooth ride down the highway or an off-road adventure vehicle this SUV has you covered. Image via DealerOn

With the 2019 models out and about, it's not too soon for a few 2020 models to be making their debut. For Toyota, it's all about the new 2020 Corolla and the latest updates and features it has to offer to consumers. Redesigned, refreshed, and ready to roll, the Corolla is making its presence known as a quality ride in a car with an impressive reputation. Design The Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) is the latest innovative platform from the company that is designed to reduce vehicle weight, increase safety, enhance driving maneuverability, and improve fuel economy. Several models are part of the platform, including the Corolla. Exterior Trims and Enhancements The 2020 Corolla is available in five trims plus a hybrid — L, LE, LE Hybrid, XLE, SE, and XSE. The exterior is streamlined with a sculpted front and back and a smooth-gliding hood. The take on the new design is that it looks better than the old design with a more lean, clean, and sophisticated attitude. The front grille is imposing yet subtle, emoting a friendly grin enhanced by standard LED lights on all models. Depending on the trim, available features include alloy wheels, dual chrome exhaust tips, 16-inch wheels, 18-inch wheels, and a sunroof. more Under the Hood The 2020 Corolla is available as a sedan or hatchback. The L, LE, and XLE models are equipped with a 1.8-liter inline-four DOHC 16-valve engine producing 139 horsepower and 126 pound-feet of torque. The Hybrid comes with a 1.8-liter inline-four DOHC 16-valve Atkinson-cycle engine coupled with an electric motor and electronic continuously variable transmission, and battery pack producing 121 horsepower and 105 pound-feet of torque. The SE and XSE trims come with a 2.0-liter inline-four DOHC 16-valve engine producing 169 horsepower and 151 pound-feet of torque. Transmissions include a continuously variable automatic, continuously variable automatic/manual shifting mode, or a six-speed. Performance The new 2020 version maintains its original wheelbase of 106.3 inches but the TNGA platform changes the torsion-beam suspension to a more refined multi-link suspension setup. The fine-tuning results in a more comfortable ride for passengers and enhanced steering, precision maneuverability, and light and easy handling for the driver. The average rating for the Corolla is zero to 60 miles per hour (mpg) in 7.5 seconds. The top speed ranges from 100-115 mph. Interior Features The 5-passenger, 4-door 2020 Corolla remains competitive in interior space providing comfortable seating for adults. The layout is open providing a more spacious feel for passengers. The bucket seats are cloth with thick padding and back support. Synthetic-leather material is available for the SE. The layout of the leather-like dashboard is driver-friendly and features a 7.0-inch easy-to-use touch screen infotainment system with standard Apple CarPlay capability. For driver-assisted technology, available features include adaptive cruise control, active lane control, blind-spot monitoring, and automatic emergency braking. If you're in the market for quality combined with performance, consider the long-standing Corolla with its newly designed exterior, enhanced power, precision handling, and a "look at me" attitude for 2020. Image via DealerOn

Not everyone wants to drive a big, off-road vehicle around town. It would possibly make sense to own a car that is easily accessible, effortless to park, and light on fuel. Driver-assist, safety features, and controls, that are easy to reach, would also be advantageous. These three Toyota vehicles are convenient, cost-effective, and safe. Toyota Corolla The Toyota Corolla, which comes in either a sedan or hatchback body shape, is both affordable and fuel-efficient. An aerodynamic design that has been exposed to rigorous testing ensures great performance and efficiency as well as minimizing interior noise levels. If you want optimal fuel economy from your Corolla, opt for the LE Eco model that features an Eco driving mode. This mode controls gas output and also regulates the air conditioner for increased fuel efficiency. It's easy to get in and out of the Corolla, and the interior is comfortable and roomy. This car also offers a large cargo area, as well as a 60/40 split-folding rear seat for versatility. But most importantly, the Corolla is super-safe to drive. Not only will a voice-recognition system and steering-wheel controls allow you to keep your eyes on the road, but the Toyota Safety Sense package also comes standard. This suite features advanced driver-assist systems such as a pre-collision with a pedestrian detection system, lane departure alert with steering assist, automatic high beams, and dynamic radar cruise control. more Toyota C-HR If you would find a sedan or hatchback stifling after driving an SUV for years, the Toyota C-HR might be a good option. This affordable subcompact crossover is fuel-efficient, comfortable, and offers a lot of standard convenient tech and safety features. Standard features include automatic headlights, LED daytime running lights, heated mirrors, dual-zone automatic climate control, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, adjustable driving modes, and an infotainment system that offers all the bells and whistles such as an 8-inch touch screen, voice recognition, Bluetooth, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. The C-HR also offers advanced driver-assist systems across all trims. These include automatic high beams, lane-keep assist, forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and brake hold at stoplights. Toyota Prius The Toyota Prius is not only one of the most fuel-efficient hybrid cars on the market today, but it now also offers the new AWD- e technology that will keep you safe in challenging conditions, be it rain, snow, or dirt. Although the Prius features a compact shape that makes it easily maneuverable, it boasts a surprisingly spacious interior. The Prius also offers standard active safety tech that includes forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and automatic high beams. Some people may want a small car that is easy to maneuver, light on fuel, yet safe. Others may want the space and power that a crossover offers. Whatever your needs are, Toyota of Kingsport has a car that will tick all your boxes. Image via DealerOn

The best and boldest SUVs on the market range in style and capabilities and some of these top choices for the new model year can be found among Toyota's lineup of powerful road performers. From the affordable RAV4 to the luxury-based Land Cruiser, the brand's offerings are broad and brilliant from start to finish. Here's a look at Toyota's 2019 SUV segment and its top features. Toyota RAV4 We kick things off with the RAV4 crossover, which comes in both gas-powered and hybrid trims. All are fitted with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and fashioned with outer accessories such as dual chrome exhaust tips and multi-LED headlights. Meanwhile, the interior boasts seating for five and an Entune 3.0 audio system with Wi-Fi hotspot. Further adding to the ensemble are performance-tuned perks including a highway driving range of 35 mpg, eco-friendly status as a Super Ultra-Low Emissions Vehicle (SULEV), and safety features ranging from low-light pedestrian detection to a 360-degree camera system. more Toyota Highlander Next in line is the midsize Highlander debuting with eight trims split among standard and hybrid levels. These models run with either a 2.7-liter four-cylinder or 3.5-liter V-6 under the hood, while the interior is undoubtedly spacious and comfortable with accommodation for eight. Meanwhile, the safety accolades are quite impressive and include a five-star overall rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, as well as a 2019 Top Safety Pick title from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Toyota 4Runner Offering seven athletic trims, the 4Runner is an SUV well-known for its on- and off-road capabilities. It effortlessly handles rough riding and tough terrains via a 4.0-liter V-6 engine and four-wheel-drive chassis with active traction control. Additionally, the 4Runner packs projector-beam headlights and convenient roof rails on the exterior, while the interior packs a leather-trimmed steering wheel and available third row for extra seating. Finishing off the segment is safety, which this vehicle has plenty of thanks to anti-lock braking and smart stop technology. Toyota Sequoia The adventurous Sequoia offers four polished trims fashioned with a chrome grille surround and power tilt/sliding moonroof to start. It also comes with a powerful 5.7-liter V-8 engine, which allows the vehicle to run efficiently and haul capacity of 7,400 pounds. The cabin further distinguishes itself with tri-zone automatic climate control, as well as optional upgrades such as a rear Blu-ray entertainment package. For safety, the Sequoia holds its own thanks to features like rear cross-traffic alert and blind-spot monitoring with lane-change assist. Toyota Land Cruiser Settling in at the top of the spectrum is the luxurious Land Cruiser. Opting for this high-end model unlocks performance features you'll love, including LED signature front lighting and a multi-terrain monitor with excellent off-road coverage. On the inside, you're treated to heated and ventilated front seats and wireless smartphone charging, while the safety suite includes systems such as dynamic radar cruise control and an anti-theft system with engine immobilizer. Are you in the market for a new SUV? These 2019 Toyotas have the modern, cutting-edge qualities meant to impress. Image via DealerOn

They 2019 Avalon is Toyota's offering into the luxury sedan market. Regal, classy, and luxurious are all words that readily describe the Avalon. The Avalon is packed with great features and top-of-the-line tech that makes driving it more exciting. There are three major trim levels to choose from: XLE, XSE, and Touring. Here is a guide to help you decide which 2019 Toyota Avalon is right for you. Exterior Features on the 2019 Avalon The three trim levels on the Avalon have a few visual differences between them. Rest assured, however, that any Avalon trim you choose has an elegant and bold exterior. All trim levels have great exterior features such as front fog lamps, turn signal indicators in the mirrors, LED headlights, and chrome trimmed exterior accents. All four tires have disc brakes regardless of trim level. This makes brake changes and brake level checks significantly easier. Stopping power is also improved with disc brakes. There are a couple of visual differences between the XLE and the two higher trims. The XSE and Touring trims both have rear spoilers. They also both have 19-inch rear wheels with the option to add 19-inch wheels on the front, while the XLE has 17-inch wheels all around. more Bold, Stylish, and Comfortable Interior The same great attention to detail that was given to the exterior was also applied to the interior of the 2019 Avalon. All three trim levels include great features such as front and rear cupholders, front and rear armrests, and 12-volt power outlets in the front seating area. Once again, the base trim XLE misses out on some excellent features that are standard on the XSE and Touring. Features such as a front sunroof are only included on the higher trims. Top of the Line Infotainment and Tech A luxury model sedan would be nothing without its impressive tech and entertainment features. Thankfully the 2019 Avalon delivers in this category. All trims feature some level of the Entune3 entertainment system which includes Bluetooth audio, voice command recognition, and satellite radio connectivity. The XLE and XSE are equipped with Entune3 Audio Plus while the Touring has Entune3 Premium Audio. Another benefit the Touring has is its standard 14-speaker JBL audio system. This system is an optional add-on for the other two trims. Safety and Driver Assistance Technology Another key area to consider when shopping for the right 2019 Toyota Avalon trim is what kind of safety and driver assistance features are added. All trims have great driver assistance features such as a low-speed collision warning system, lane departure warnings, rear parking camera, electronic brake distribution, and a stability control system. The Touring trim has optional features which add a rear collision sensor and a distance sensor on the rear parking camera. Adaptive cruise control is standard on all trims as well. Regardless of which 2019 Avalon trim level you opt for, you're going to get a feature-rich car that will serve you well for many years to come. Many of the features that are standard on the XLE are only available on the highest trim levels of other models. Come in to take the Avalon for a test drive or check out our online inventory. Image via DealerOn