If you're shopping for a new pickup around Kingsport, Toyota's latest sales event brings a pair of compelling lease opportunities to the table. The 2026 Toyota Tacoma and 2026 Toyota Tundra each deliver the durability, capability, and long-term dependability Toyota trucks are known for, and current lease offers make this an excellent time to compare both models. more more more The 2026 Toyota Tacoma Is Ready for Work and Play The 2026 Toyota Tacoma continues to be one of the most recognizable midsize trucks on the road. Its combination of everyday drivability, off-road capability, and practical utility makes it an easy fit for commuters, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone needing a versatile pickup. Current Toyota Financial Services lease offers include the 2026 Tacoma for $279 per month for 36 months with $4,278 due at signing. The Tacoma's broad lineup of trims allows drivers to choose a truck that matches their priorities, from daily driving to trail-focused adventures. Toyota Safety Sense™ also comes standard, adding advanced driver-assistance technologies that help inspire confidence behind the wheel. If you're comparing Toyota trucks, the Tacoma remains an outstanding choice for drivers who want midsize capability without sacrificing comfort. The 2026 Toyota Tundra Brings Full-Size Strength For drivers who need more towing capability, additional interior space, or greater hauling confidence, the 2026 Toyota Tundra is well worth a closer look. Built for demanding jobs while remaining comfortable enough for everyday driving, the Tundra blends impressive capability with modern technology and thoughtful convenience features. Current lease offers include the 2026 Toyota Tundra for $369 per month for 36 months with $4,368 due at signing through Toyota Financial Services. Inside, the Tundra offers a refined cabin packed with available technology, while its strong powertrain options help it tackle trailers, equipment, and weekend toys with confidence. It's an excellent fit for drivers looking for a full-size pickup that works just as hard during the week as it does on family adventures. You can also compare the Tacoma and Tundra side by side while exploring the dealership's full selection of new Toyota trucks. Additional Toyota Programs That Add Even More Value Toyota's current lease offers are only part of the picture. Eligible recent college graduates can take advantage of the Toyota College Rebate and Finance Program, while active-duty military members, veterans, retirees, and qualifying household members may be eligible for the Toyota Military Rebate. ToyotaCare comes standard with every new Toyota as well, providing factory-scheduled maintenance for a limited time and 24-hour Roadside Assistance, adding even more value to your ownership experience. Explore Current Toyota Truck Offers at Toyota of Kingsport The 2026 Toyota Tacoma and 2026 Toyota Tundra each bring something unique to Toyota's truck lineup, and both are available with competitive lease offers through Toyota Financial Services. If you're searching for a new truck near Kingsport, now is an excellent opportunity to compare these limited-time offers and find the pickup that fits your lifestyle. Visit Toyota of Kingsport to browse current inventory, learn more about available lease and finance programs, and schedule a test drive online to experience the Tacoma or Tundra for yourself.
From the Highlander to the Avalon, many Toyota vehicles on the market today are equipped with an all-wheel drive system. With four different options to pick from, the 2025 Toyota AWD systems all offer perks for drivers. Let's explore their benefits. 1. Improved Traction Toyotas with all-wheel drive have better traction when conditions are wet or slippery due to the fact that they engage both the front and rear wheels. Most of their AWD systems only activate the rear wheels when the system senses an uneven surface while other AWD systems of theirs have both constantly activated. For example, in Toyota's Dynamic Torque-Control AWD system, when the system detects a spinning or slipping tire, it automatically applies the brakes to the affected tire, creating a shorter stopping distance. It accomplishes this by distributing torque between the two rear wheels and the front and rear axles. In turn, this Toyota all-wheel drive system can lead to more evenly distributed brake wear. more 2. Better Handling Regardless of the road conditions, Toyota all-wheel drive vehicles allow for better handling thanks to evenly distributed torque. Expect more stable turns and improved acceleration as a result. Ultimately, this benefit of all-wheel drive systems can help prevent car accidents as the risk of losing control on the road is minimized. 3. Smoother Driving in Various Weather Conditions Thanks to improved traction and better handling, Toyota's all-wheel-drive systems give drivers a smoother driving experience. Toyota's AWD vehicles keep the driver in control in rain, sleet, ice, mud, or snow. For drivers, this means less driving anxiety when the weather is extreme and a better likelihood of getting to their destination in time. 4. Enhanced Safety With reduced odds of wheel slip and greater stability, all-wheel drive-equipped Toyotas give drivers heightened safety on the road. Whether they're on a busy city street, on a fast highway, transitioning between terrains, going from a dry to a wet road, in the middle of passing a driver, or getting cutting off on the road, Toyota provides better peace of mind knowing their AWD systems provide outstanding control. 5. Fuel Efficiency Toyota's Dynamic Torque-Control, Torque Vectoring AWD with Driveline Disconnect, and Electronic On-Demand AWD systems all automatically disengage the all-wheel drive system when it isn't necessary. This way, your vehicle can save on fuel costs in the long run, only using the rear wheels when extra traction is needed. Toyota's ADW-e system saves fuel via an electric motor that operates more efficiently at reduced speeds than fuel-powered vehicles. Are you interested in test-driving a 2025 AWD Toyota? Call Toyota of Kingsport in Kingsport, TN to jump on the opportunity.
Toyota cars have long been known for their safety and reliability. To keep with this tradition, Toyota has created Safety Sense, a suite of drivers' assistance features which is now a standard addition on many of their newest car models. Learn how the Toyota Safety Sense can help protect you and your family on the road. more Pre-Collision System The pre-collision system is designed to prevent potential crashes. It uses radar sensors, also known as lane sensors, and an in-vehicle camera to detect the presence of a pedestrian in front of the car. If the camera and sensors detect that a collision is likely, the system will provide visual and audio alerts. After you receive the alerts, if you begin to apply the brakes, then Brake Assist may take over and apply additional pressure on the brakes to come to a stop in time. The pre-collision system with pedestrian detection is available on models such as the Avalon, Camry, Land Cruiser, Corolla, Highlander, Prius, RAV4, Sequoia, Sienna, Tacoma, and Sienna. Lane Departure Alert Lane departure alert is available on all Toyotas equipped with Safety Sense and is designed to detect drifting from the lanes on roads that have visible lane markings. It will activate when drifting is detected above 32 miles per hour, and will provide you with both a visual and audio alert. These alerts will help you find your bearing and make any necessary adjustments to get back into the lane. Steering Assist Electronic Power Steering and Steering Assist 50 is available on the Avalon, Camry, Corolla, Highlander, Prius, RAV4, and the Sienna. When it activates, it detects unintentional drifting and makes small steering corrections to help direct your vehicle back into its designated lane. Automatic High Beams The Automatic High Beam provides better illumination which will enable you see more clearly at night while minimizing the distraction to other drivers. The Automatic High Beams will activate once the vehicle accelerates over 25 miles per hour. The Beams utilize the in-vehicle camera to detect the presence of head and taillights from other vehicles on the road, automatically adjusting between high and low beams. The high beams are useful for indicating the presence of pedestrians and obstacles. Dynamic Radar Cruise Control The Dynamic Radar Crusie Control is designed to keep your vehicle at a constant speed when traveling on the highway. All you need to do is set your preset speed, and the system will use the front grille-mounted radar and in-vehicle cameras to detect when vehicles in front of you are driving at a slower speed and adjust your speed settings to prevent a collision. Once your path is free, your vehicle will resume its set speed. The DRCC system is available on the Highlander, Land Cruiser, Mirai, Prius, RAV4, Corolla, Sequoia, Tacoma, Tundra, and Sienna. Find out how Toyota Safety Sense can help you become a better driver, by stepping into the dealership and testing it on one of their new vehicles. Image via DealerOn
