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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
2013 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab

2013 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab

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$16,957
Starting Price
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3.8
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
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.
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Sedan
2013 Toyota Camry
$9,160
Starting Price

3.7
rating
Expert
4.5
rating
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
2013 Toyota Highlander
$12,354
Starting Price

3.7
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
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
2013 Toyota Venza
$9,425
Starting Price

3.6
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
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
2013 Toyota Tundra Regular Cab
$12,877
Starting Price

3.6
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
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
2013 Toyota Sequoia
$17,175
Starting Price

3.6
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
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
2013 Toyota Tundra Double Cab
$17,200
Starting Price

3.6
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
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
2013 Toyota Tundra CrewMax
$19,688
Starting Price

3.6
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
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
2013 Toyota RAV4
$11,686
Starting Price

3.5
rating
Expert
4.4
rating
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
2013 Toyota Land Cruiser
$33,834
Starting Price

3.5
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
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
2013 Toyota 4Runner
$18,205
Starting Price

3.4
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
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
2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser
$21,922
Starting Price

3.4
rating
Expert
4.8
rating
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
2013 Toyota Yaris
$7,190
Starting Price

3.1
rating
Expert
4.5
rating
Consumer

32 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

The Toyota Yaris hatchback sports some high-tech features, attractive styling and Toyota’s reputation for reliability.
Sedan
2013 Toyota Corolla
$8,659
Starting Price

2.8
rating
Expert
4.4
rating
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
2013 Toyota Matrix
$10,245
Starting Price

2.7
rating
Expert
4.3
rating
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.
Hatchback
2012 Toyota Prius
$7,429
Starting Price

4.0
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
Consumer

50 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Van/Minivan
2012 Toyota Sienna
$8,617
Starting Price

4.0
rating
Expert
4.4
rating
Consumer

21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Hatchback
2012 Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid
$10,498
Starting Price

4.0
rating
Expert
5.0
rating
Consumer

50 MPG | 95 MPGe
Combined

Hatchback
2012 Toyota Prius c
$7,944
Starting Price

3.9
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
Consumer

50 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Sedan
2012 Toyota Avalon
$9,545
Starting Price

3.9
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
Consumer

23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Sedan
2012 Toyota Camry
$8,758
Starting Price

3.8
rating
Expert
4.5
rating
Consumer

28 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Wagon
2012 Toyota Prius v
$8,773
Starting Price

3.8
rating
Expert
4.5
rating
Consumer

42 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Pickup
2012 Toyota Tacoma Regular Cab
$11,707
Starting Price

3.8
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
Consumer

21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Pickup
2012 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab
$13,368
Starting Price

3.8
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
Consumer

21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Pickup
2012 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab
$15,899
Starting Price

3.8
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
Consumer

19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Wagon
2012 Toyota Venza
$8,172
Starting Price

3.7
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
Consumer

23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Pickup
2012 Toyota Tundra Regular Cab
$10,662
Starting Price

3.7
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
Consumer

18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

SUV
2012 Toyota Highlander
$11,597
Starting Price

3.7
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
Consumer

19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Pickup
2012 Toyota Tundra Double Cab
$17,027
Starting Price

3.7
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
Consumer

14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Pickup
2012 Toyota Tundra CrewMax
$18,139
Starting Price

3.7
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
Consumer

15 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

SUV
2012 Toyota Sequoia
$16,355
Starting Price

3.6
rating
Expert
4.7
rating
Consumer

14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

SUV
2012 Toyota RAV4
$9,667
Starting Price

3.5
rating
Expert
4.4
rating
Consumer

113 Miles
Estimated EV Range

SUV
2012 Toyota 4Runner
$17,917
Starting Price

3.5
rating
Expert
4.6
rating
Consumer

19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

SUV
2012 Toyota FJ Cruiser
$18,650
Starting Price

3.5
rating
Expert
4.8
rating
Consumer

18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Hatchback
2012 Toyota Yaris
$7,155
Starting Price

3.1
rating
Expert
4.5
rating
Consumer

32 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Sedan
2012 Toyota Corolla
$8,101
Starting Price

2.9
rating
Expert
4.4
rating
Consumer

29 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy

Toyota News and Information

Electric Vehicle
Toyota bZ4X Gets New Name, Range Upgrade for 2026

The Toyota bZ4X will get a new name, bZ, longer range, more power, and a new look for 2026 in an attempt to win a new audience.

Sean Tucker May 13, 2025
Fullsize SUV Crossover
Driving the 2025 Toyota Sequoia

Toyota’s largest SUV does a lot of things differently than the American SUVs that dominate sales in the full-size SUV class.

Sean Tucker May 13, 2025
Compact SUV Crossover
Toyota Teases 2026 RAV4

Toyota has begun teasing a redesigned RAV4. Details are scarce, but we think the model may offer a hybrid powertrain as standard equipment.

Sean Tucker May 12, 2025
Subcompact SUV Crossover
2026 Toyota Corolla Cross Gets Facelift

Toyota will update its Corolla Cross SUV and its hybrid twin for 2026, with new grilles and a larger screen option.

Sean Tucker May 8, 2025
Compact Car
Toyota Salutes a Reagan-Era Classic With Corolla Hatchback FX

Toyota this week introduced a limited-edition Corolla hatchback with a throwback name, the Corolla FX, saluting a 1987 cult favorite.

Sean Tucker May 6, 2025
Electric Vehicle
Opinion: Will Tariffs Help Tesla and Other Automakers?

Do auto tariffs benefit Tesla? The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that the newly enacted automotive tariffs benefit any automaker building cars and sourcing parts inside the U.S.

Brian Moody May 5, 2025