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Toyota Models
Based largely on a stellar record of reliability, Toyota is a go-to choice for lots of new-car buyers, and it nurtures that following by creating a wide variety of cars, trucks, and SUVs. The midsize Camry and compact RAV4 crossover SUV are among the most popular vehicles in America. Toyota also burnishes its environmental reputation with a series of hybrids beyond the Prius. These vehicles include the all-hybrid Venza SUV and Sienna minivan.
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Pickup
$23,511
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.4
Consumer
15 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
With aesthetic updates but aging powertrains, the Tundra full-size truck is still capable yet faces an uphill battle vs. fresher rivals.
Wagon
$8,739
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.6
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Bigger than a wagon but not quite an SUV, the 2014 Toyota Venza may be difficult to categorize, but there is no questioning its worth.
SUV
$17,368
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.7
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Ample interior room, a proven V8, and Toyota quality and durability make the 2014 Sequoia a highly commendable full-size SUV.
SUV
Save
$11,786
Starting Price
3.4
Expert
4.4
Consumer
103 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The 2014 Toyota RAV4 offers economy, comfort, style and value in a compact-crossover SUV that is sporty and fun to drive.
SUV
$20,757
Starting Price
3.4
Expert
4.6
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
While others have traded capability for comfort, the 2014 4Runner remains a rugged SUV that performs fine on road and even better off it.
SUV
$35,845
Starting Price
3.4
Expert
4.6
Consumer
15 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Extraordinary capabilities, sumptuous luxury, locomotive strong, library quiet, impeccable fit and finish: the 2014 Toyota Land Cruiser.
Hatchback
$6,852
Starting Price
3.0
Expert
4.5
Consumer
32 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The least-expensive Toyota, the Yaris is adequate transportation. However, fresher rivals with more features deserve consideration.
Sedan
$9,187
Starting Price
4.3
Expert
4.5
Consumer
25 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 4th-generation Toyota Avalon is unquestionably the sportiest and most visually appealing model in the history of the nameplate.
Hatchback
$7,408
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
4.6
Consumer
50 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The Toyota Prius is the world’s most popular hybrid and the poster child for high-mileage vehicles.
Van/Minivan
$8,763
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
4.3
Consumer
21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Comfortable, powerful and relatively fuel-efficient, the Toyota Sienna stands out as the only minivan to offer all-wheel-drive.
Hatchback
$10,643
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
5.0
Consumer
50 MPG | 95 MPGe
Combined
The Toyota Prius is the world’s most popular hybrid and the poster child for high-mileage vehicles.
Hatchback
$7,245
Starting Price
3.9
Expert
4.7
Consumer
50 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
As the smallest model in Toyota’s family of hybrid vehicles, the 5-passenger Prius C delivers maximum fuel economy at a minimal price.
Wagon
$9,474
Starting Price
3.8
Expert
4.5
Consumer
42 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Even with its larger size and commendable cargo space, the Toyota Prius V offers impressive fuel economy of 42 mpg combined.
Pickup
$11,300
Starting Price
3.8
Expert
4.7
Consumer
21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Offered in numerous trim, powertrain and cab configurations, the Tacoma is a more efficient mid-size take on the pickup truck formula.
Pickup
$13,648
Starting Price
3.8
Expert
4.7
Consumer
21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Offered in numerous trim, powertrain and cab configurations, the Tacoma is a more efficient mid-size take on the pickup truck formula.
Pickup
$16,255
Starting Price
3.8
Expert
4.7
Consumer
19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Offered in numerous trim, powertrain and cab configurations, the Tacoma is a more efficient mid-size take on the pickup truck formula.
Sedan
$8,392
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.5
Consumer
28 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Still a consumer favorite with excellent resale values, the Toyota Camry has upped its styling, technology and fuel economy games.
SUV
$11,388
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.6
Consumer
19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Toyota’s Highlander is a roomy, family-ready 7-passenger SUV enhanced by strong resale value and an impressively efficient hybrid model.
SUV
$8,658
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.6
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
With a raised seating position, good visibility and generous cargo capacity the Toyota Venza is a quasi-crossover crafted for empty-nesters.
Pickup
$12,377
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.6
Consumer
17 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Domestic pickups may dominate in sales, but when it comes to horsepower, towing ability and features the Tundra is a strong competitor.
SUV
$16,301
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.7
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The Toyota Sequoia offers room for eight, a powerful V8 engine, and the quality and reliability familiar in Toyota trucks and SUVs.
Pickup
$16,781
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.6
Consumer
15 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Domestic pickups may dominate in sales, but when it comes to horsepower, towing ability and features the Tundra is a strong competitor.
Pickup
$20,150
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.6
Consumer
15 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Domestic pickups may dominate in sales, but when it comes to horsepower, towing ability and features the Tundra is a strong competitor.
SUV
Save
$11,261
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.4
Consumer
113 Miles
Estimated EV Range
Neither the most comfortable nor the most dynamic, the Toyota RAV4’s reliability, resale record and general competence are hard to ignore.
SUV
$35,013
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.6
Consumer
15 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
60 years of evolution have turned the once simple Land Cruiser into a luxurious and expensive, yet still rugged SUV.
SUV
$17,512
Starting Price
3.4
Expert
4.6
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
While not the roomiest or most technologically advanced SUV, the Toyota 4Runner’s rugged old-school design lets it go where many SUVs fear.
SUV
$22,175
Starting Price
3.4
Expert
4.8
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
In the FJ Cruiser, Toyota offers Jeep-like off-road ability in a multipurpose vehicle steeped in Toyota quality and reliability.
Hatchback
$7,065
Starting Price
3.1
Expert
4.5
Consumer
32 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The Toyota Yaris hatchback sports some high-tech features, attractive styling and Toyota’s reputation for reliability.
Sedan
$8,196
Starting Price
2.8
Expert
4.4
Consumer
29 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The Corolla isn’t exciting, but reliability and retained value have helped make it the best-selling automobile ever.
Wagon
$9,640
Starting Price
2.7
Expert
4.3
Consumer
28 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
A roomy and versatile interior and available all-wheel drive make the Toyota Matrix a great little do-it-all car.
Toyota News and Information
Fullsize Pickup Truck
Toyota, Lexus Recall 127,000 Tundra Pickups; GX, LX SUVs
Toyota recalled 127,000 trucks and SUVs because of debris in their engines, which may lead to an engine replacement.
Sean Tucker November 7, 2025
General
Toyota “Can Barely Cover the Demand” for Its Cars
Toyota, coming off a strong October, says it is struggling to keep enough cars in stock to meet demand for them.
Sean Tucker November 5, 2025
Midsize SUV Crossover
Driving the 2025 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro
A week in the 2025 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro reveals a supremely capable off-road vehicle that makes a surprisingly good commuter.
Sean Tucker October 28, 2025
Compact SUV Crossover
The Toyota RAV4 Will Briefly Be Hard to Find Next Year
The best-selling Toyota RAV4 could get hard to find for a few weeks when factories start building a new version.
Sean Tucker October 23, 2025
Minivan
Toyota Recalls 2025 Sienna
Toyota recalled 54,631 Toyota Sienna minivans from the 2025 model year due to faulty welds on the second-row seat rails.
Sean Tucker October 22, 2025
General
Toyota Recalls 394K Trucks, SUVs Over Backup Camera Defect
Toyota issued a recall for 393,838 trucks and SUVs because their rearview cameras may fail to display an image.
Sean Tucker October 20, 2025