The 2026 Toyota SUV Lineup: Models, Features and More

The 2026 Toyota Tundra continues to represent a compelling option in the full-size pickup truck segment, offering a combination of modern technology, capable powertrains, and thoughtful design. Whether you're considering this truck for work, recreation, or daily driving, understanding its features and capabilities can help inform your decision. At Greenville Toyota, we're here to provide you with comprehensive information about what makes the Tundra a noteworthy contender in its class. What's New for 2026 The 2026 model year brings several updates to the Tundra lineup. The Capstone grade now features a revamped interior with Shale Premium Textured leather-trimmed seats, while the Limited grade transitions to leather-trimmed seats in both black and grey with distinctive stitching patterns. The TRD Pro can now be ordered with optional ISO Dynamic seats for enhanced comfort during off-road adventures. All double cab models now include air vents on the rear center console, and models with single-zone climate control receive the smartflow management system. Additionally, all Tundra models come equipped with a larger 32.2-gallon fuel tank, and a tow hitch with 7/4 pin connector is now standard across all trims, including the SR grade. The TRD Pro grade also introduces an exclusive new color called Wave Maker for 2026. Powertrain Options The 2026 Tundra offers two distinct powertrain configurations, each designed to meet different performance needs. i-FORCE Twin-Turbo V6 The standard engine is a twin-turbocharged 3.4-liter V6. In the SR trim, it produces 358 horsepower and 406 pound-feet of torque. In higher trims, the engine generates 389 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque. Both configurations are paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. i-FORCE MAX Hybrid The i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain produces 437 combined horsepower at 5,200 rpm and 583 pound-feet of torque at 2,400 rpm. This system combines the twin-turbo V6 with a motor generator that provides additional power through the transmission. The hybrid powertrain is not available on the entry-level SR and SR5 trims, and hybrid buyers are restricted to the larger CrewMax cab configuration. Powertrain Comparison Feature i-FORCE V6 (SR) i-FORCE V6 (Higher Trims) i-FORCE MAX Hybrid Engine 3.4L Twin-Turbo V6 3.4L Twin-Turbo V6 3.4L Twin-Turbo V6 + Electric Motor Horsepower 358 hp 389 hp 437 hp Torque 406 lb-ft 479 lb-ft 583 lb-ft Transmission 10-Speed Automatic 10-Speed Automatic 10-Speed Automatic Available Trims SR only SR5 and up Limited and up (CrewMax only) Fuel Economy The 2026 Toyota Tundra with the standard engine is rated at up to 22 mpg combined (20 mpg city and 24 mpg highway) with rear-wheel drive. With four-wheel drive, the ratings are up to 20 mpg combined (19 mpg city and 22 mpg highway). Fuel economy varies depending on configuration. The hybrid version earned EPA ratings as high as 20 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, and 22 mpg combined for the 2025 model year. The city rating represents the primary improvement over the non-hybrid version, indicating the electric system adds output rather than significantly boosting overall efficiency. Towing and Payload Capacity When properly equipped, the 2026 Toyota Tundra can tow up to 12,000 pounds and has a payload capacity of up to 1,940 pounds. These capabilities make the Tundra suitable for a variety of hauling and towing needs, from recreational trailers to work equipment. The hybrid powertrain's added weight reduces payload only slightly compared to the gas-only version, with the Limited hybrid's payload maxing out at 1,680 pounds compared to the gas-only Limited's 1,700-pound rating. Available Trim Levels The 2026 Tundra offers a range of trim levels to suit different preferences and budgets: SR – The base work-oriented trim SR5 – A step up with enhanced features and the higher-output V6 Limited – Available with leather seating and premium amenities Platinum – Features luxury touches including massaging seats 1794 Edition – Distinctive styling with unique badging and wood-grain interior trim Capstone – The premium luxury-focused trim TRD Pro – Off-road focused with specialized suspension and equipment The Platinum trim includes 20-inch dark gray wheels, premium LED headlights and taillights, dark chrome exterior trim, rain-sensing windshield wipers, a digital rearview mirror, a panoramic roof, contrast stitching, 10-way power-adjustable front seats, massaging front seats, and heated and ventilated rear seats. Cab and Bed Configurations The Tundra is available with three bed lengths: 5.5 feet (65.6 inches), 6.5 feet (77.6 inches), and 8.1 feet (96.5 inches). The longest bed is exclusive to the lowest trims, while the TRD Pro and Capstone models come solely with the 5.5-foot bed. All beds are 20.9 inches deep and 58.7 inches wide, with 48.7 inches between the wheelwells. Cab configurations include a "Double Cab" extended cab body with smaller rear doors and a more compact back seat, and the larger "CrewMax" crew cab, which offers 41.6 inches of rear legroom. The Double Cab is only available on the Limited trim and below. The overall length of the Tundra ranges from 233 inches for the CrewMax model with the 5.5-foot bed to 252 inches for the Double Cab model with the 8.1-foot bed. Technology and Infotainment The 2026 Tundra offers a range of technology features designed to enhance convenience and connectivity. Standard Technology Standard tech features include a 4.2-inch display in the instrument cluster, an eight-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and six audio speakers. Available Upgrades Available technology includes a 12.3-inch driver display and 14.0-inch touchscreen, as well as a wireless phone charger. The available 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster provides access to safety and convenience features, navigation, audio controls, off-road features, towing functions and more. The available 14-inch audio multimedia touchscreen offers an enhanced view of your surroundings. The available Panoramic View Monitor uses cameras on the front, sides and rear of the truck to provide a 360-degree view of the surroundings. The Trailer Backup Guide with Straight Path Assist uses sensors and cameras to help keep your trailer in a straight line while backing up. Safety Features All Tundra models come standard with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5, which includes pedestrian detection, forward collision warning, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, lane keeping assist, automatic high-beam assist, and road sign recognition. The SR5 trim can be equipped with blind spot monitoring and front and rear parking sensors through available packages. These features become standard starting with the Limited trim. Additional available safety features include: Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert Digital rearview mirror Surround-view camera system Off-Road Capability For those seeking adventure beyond paved roads, the Tundra offers specialized off-road equipment. Standard on Tundra TRD Pro models and trucks equipped with the TRD Off-Road package are several off-road upgrades. Multi-Terrain Select offers adjustable settings to help control wheel spin on various terrain. Crawl Control functions as a low-speed, off-road cruise control that allows the driver to focus on steering while maintaining one of five selectable speeds. Downhill Assist Control helps navigate tricky slopes by limiting vehicle speed during descents. TRD Pro and Tundras equipped with the TRD Off-Road package include an electronically locking rear differential to provide added traction in 4WD Low applications. Multi-Terrain Monitor allows the driver to check immediate surroundings for potential obstacles through front, rear and side-camera views on the center display. Interior Features and Bed Construction The Tundra's interior offers a blend of functionality and comfort. Premium features include available leather-trimmed soft-touch materials and massage seats, with plenty of room for passengers and gear. The Tundra's bed is constructed with lightweight and strong sheet-molded compound (SMC) material with aluminum reinforcing cross members. The SMC bed offers added protection against dents, impact dings and rust compared to traditional steel decks. All Tundras feature a power release tailgate and have an available power close tailgate with knee-lift assist. The deck rail system helps secure cargo, and an available bed camera provides a view of your gear from inside the cabin. Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between the i-FORCE and i-FORCE MAX powertrains? The i-FORCE is a twin-turbocharged 3.4-liter V6 gasoline engine, while the i-FORCE MAX adds an electric motor to create a hybrid system. The hybrid produces more power (437 hp vs. 389 hp in higher trims) and more torque (583 lb-ft vs. 479 lb-ft), with modest improvements in fuel economy primarily in city driving. Can I get the hybrid powertrain in all trim levels? No, the i-FORCE MAX hybrid is only available starting with the Limited trim and above, and is restricted to the CrewMax cab configuration. The SR and SR5 trims are not available with the hybrid powertrain. What is the maximum towing capacity of the 2026 Tundra? When properly equipped, the 2026 Tundra can tow up to 12,000 pounds. Actual towing capacity depends on the specific configuration, including engine choice, drivetrain, and trim level. Does the 2026 Tundra come standard with four-wheel drive? No, rear-wheel drive is standard across all trims. Four-wheel drive is available as an option on most configurations. What bed lengths are available? The Tundra offers three bed lengths: 5.5 feet, 6.5 feet, and 8.1 feet. Bed availability varies by trim level and cab configuration, with the longest bed exclusive to lower trims and the shortest bed standard on TRD Pro and Capstone models. What safety features come standard? All 2026 Tundra models include Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 as standard equipment, which encompasses pedestrian detection, forward collision warning, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, lane keeping assist, automatic high-beam assist, and road sign recognition. Are there any new colors for 2026? Yes, the TRD Pro grade introduces an exclusive new color called Wave Maker for the 2026 model year. What is the fuel tank capacity? All 2026 Tundra models now come equipped with a 32.2-gallon fuel tank, eliminating the smaller tank option from previous years. Visit Greenville Toyota The 2026 Toyota Tundra offers a comprehensive package of capability, technology, and versatility in the full-size truck segment. Whether you prioritize towing capacity, off-road performance, fuel efficiency, or interior comfort, the Tundra lineup provides options to meet diverse needs. At Greenville Toyota, our team is ready to help you explore the 2026 Tundra and answer any questions you may have. We encourage you to visit our dealership to see the available configurations in person, take a test drive, and experience firsthand what the Tundra has to offer. Our knowledgeable staff can provide detailed information about current inventory, available packages, and financing options to help you find the right truck for your needs.We invite you to contact Greenville Toyota or stop by our showroom to learn more about the 2026 Toyota Tundra and discover how this full-size pickup can fit into your lifestyle.

The Toyota Corolla name represents one of the most recognizable nameplates in automotive history, and today's lineup offers more variety than ever before. Whether you're seeking fuel efficiency, versatility, or performance, there's a Corolla model designed to meet your specific needs. At Greenville Toyota, we're here to help you understand the distinct characteristics of each model so you can make an informed decision. Understanding the Corolla Family The current Corolla lineup includes five distinct models, each engineered with different priorities in mind. From the traditional sedan to the spirited GR Corolla, Toyota has developed these vehicles to serve various lifestyles and preferences. Let's explore what makes each model unique. Corolla Sedan The traditional Corolla sedan continues to deliver the reliability and practicality that have made it a bestseller for decades. This four-door sedan offers a comfortable ride for daily commuting and family transportation. Key Features: Traditional sedan body style with a spacious trunk Multiple trim levels to choose from Advanced safety features through Toyota Safety Sense Fuel-efficient gasoline engine options Comfortable seating for five passengers The Corolla sedan provides a straightforward approach to transportation, combining time-tested design with modern technology. Its trunk space makes it practical for grocery runs, weekend trips, and everyday needs. Corolla Hybrid The Corolla Hybrid combines the traditional sedan design with Toyota's proven hybrid technology. This model focuses on maximizing fuel efficiency without compromising the familiar Corolla experience. Key Features: Hybrid powertrain for enhanced fuel economy Sedan body style identical to the standard Corolla Regenerative braking system Seamless transition between electric and gasoline power Available across multiple trim levels The hybrid system operates automatically, requiring no special charging equipment or changes to your driving routine. The Greenville Toyota team can provide specific fuel economy estimates and demonstrate how the hybrid system functions during a test drive. Corolla Cross The Corolla Cross brings additional ground clearance and SUV-style versatility to the Corolla family. This crossover model addresses the growing preference for higher seating positions and increased cargo flexibility. Key Features: Elevated ride height and SUV styling Spacious cargo area with flexible loading configurations Available all-wheel drive Comfortable seating with easy entry and exit Modern infotainment system The Corolla Cross offers a different approach to space utilization compared to the sedan, with a focus on vertical cargo capacity and visibility. Corolla Cross Hybrid The Corolla Cross Hybrid adds hybrid efficiency to the crossover platform. This model combines the practical benefits of the Corolla Cross with the fuel-saving advantages of hybrid technology. Key Features: Hybrid powertrain in a crossover body Enhanced fuel efficiency compared to the standard Corolla Cross Elevated seating position Flexible cargo space Available in multiple configurations This model allows drivers to enjoy crossover versatility while maximizing efficiency at the fuel pump. Corolla Hatchback The Corolla Hatchback presents a sportier design language while maintaining everyday practicality. Its five-door configuration offers flexible cargo options in a more compact overall length. Key Features: Sporty exterior styling Versatile hatchback cargo area Agile handling characteristics Modern, driver-focused interior Available manual transmission option The hatchback's fold-down rear seats create considerable cargo flexibility, making it suitable for active lifestyles and varied transportation needs. GR Corolla The GR Corolla represents Toyota's performance-focused approach to the Corolla platform. Developed by Gazoo Racing, this model emphasizes driving engagement and motorsport-inspired capabilities. Key Features: Turbocharged three-cylinder engine GR-Four all-wheel-drive system Performance-tuned suspension Track-capable braking system Unique GR styling elements The GR Corolla serves a different purpose than other Corolla models, focusing on driving dynamics and performance rather than fuel economy or cargo space. Visit Greenville Toyota to learn about the specific performance specifications. Corolla Models Comparison Feature Corolla Sedan Corolla Hybrid Corolla Cross Corolla Cross Hybrid Corolla Hatchback GR Corolla Body Style 4-door sedan 4-door sedan 5-door crossover 5-door crossover 5-door hatchback 3-door hatchback Powertrain Gasoline Hybrid Gasoline Hybrid Gasoline Turbocharged gasoline Primary Focus Daily reliability Fuel efficiency Versatility Efficient versatility Sporty practicality Performance AWD Available No No Yes Standard No Standard Cargo Access Trunk Trunk Liftgate Liftgate Liftgate Liftgate Technology and Safety Across the Lineup All Corolla models include Toyota Safety Sense, a suite of driver-assistance features designed to support safer driving. The specific features and available technology packages vary by model and trim level. Common available technologies include: Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist Automatic High Beams Dynamic Radar Cruise Control Touchscreen infotainment systems with smartphone integration The Greenville Toyota team can provide detailed information about the specific features available on each model and trim level. Exploring Your Options at Greenville Toyota Understanding the differences between Corolla models helps you make an informed decision, but nothing replaces the experience of seeing and driving these vehicles in person. Each model has distinct characteristics that become apparent during a test drive. Our Greenville Toyota location maintains inventory across the Corolla lineup, allowing you to compare models side by side. Our sales team can answer specific questions about features, trim levels, available colors, and current availability. Frequently Asked Questions What's the main difference between the Corolla sedan and Corolla Hybrid? The primary difference is the powertrain. The Corolla Hybrid uses a combination of a gasoline engine and electric motor for improved fuel efficiency, while the standard Corolla uses a conventional gasoline engine. Both share the same sedan body style and similar dimensions. Does the Corolla Cross require charging like an electric vehicle? No. The Corolla Cross Hybrid is a hybrid vehicle, not a plug-in hybrid or fully electric vehicle. It generates its own electricity through regenerative braking and the gasoline engine, requiring no external charging. Can I get all-wheel drive on any Corolla model? All-wheel drive is available on the Corolla Cross and comes standard on the Corolla Cross Hybrid and GR Corolla. The Corolla sedan, Corolla Hybrid, and Corolla Hatchback are front-wheel drive only. Which Corolla has the most cargo space? The Corolla Cross offers the largest cargo area due to its crossover design. The Corolla Hatchback provides flexible cargo space through its fold-down rear seats, while the sedan models offer traditional trunk space. Is the GR Corolla suitable for daily driving? Yes, the GR Corolla can be used for daily driving, though it's designed with performance as the priority. It offers different driving modes that can adjust the experience, but its focus is on driving engagement rather than comfort or fuel efficiency. What fuel economy can I expect from each model? Fuel economy varies by model and trim level. Hybrid models typically offer the best fuel economy, followed by the standard sedan and hatchback, with the GR Corolla prioritizing performance over efficiency. Greenville Toyota can provide specific EPA estimates for each model and configuration. Are all Corolla models the same size? No. The sedan and hybrid sedan share similar dimensions. The Corolla Cross is larger with a higher ride height. The Corolla Hatchback has a different rear profile. The GR Corolla has unique performance-oriented proportions. Each model's dimensions serve its intended purpose. Which Corolla model is best for families? This depends on your family's specific needs. The Corolla sedan and Corolla Hybrid offer traditional sedan practicality. The Corolla Cross and Corolla Cross Hybrid provide easier entry/exit and more cargo flexibility. Visit Greenville Toyota to evaluate which model works best for your family situation. Making Your Decision The diversity within the Corolla lineup means there's likely a model that fits your specific requirements. Whether fuel economy, cargo flexibility, driving position, or performance matters most to you, one of these five models is designed with those priorities in mind. We invite you to contact us or visit Greenville Toyota to experience the Corolla lineup firsthand. Our team is ready to provide detailed information, arrange test drives, and help you explore the features and capabilities of each model. Understanding your options is the first step toward finding the right vehicle for your needs, and we're here to support that process with knowledge and transparency. Stop by our dealership to see the complete Corolla family and discover which model best suits your lifestyle.

If you're searching for an SUV that can go the distance— literally and figuratively—the Toyota 4Runner is hard to beat. It's built for drivers who value durability over gimmicks and need a vehicle that can handle everything from daily commutes in Winterville to off-road treks beyond Raleigh. How long does the Toyota 4Runner last? With proper care, most 4Runners exceed 200,000 miles, and many surpass 300,000—thanks to its body-on-frame build, proven powertrain, and Toyota’s reputation for long-term reliability. These numbers aren’t marketing fluff—they’re backed by data, mechanics, and hundreds of real owner testimonials. With 40+ years of production history and one of the strongest resale values in its class, the 4Runner stands tall as a dependable investment for Eastern North Carolina drivers. In this guide, we’ll explore what impacts 4Runner longevity, how to maximize its lifespan, and why it continues to outperform rivals in real-world durability. Most Toyota 4Runners easily reach 200,000+ miles, and many well-maintained models go well beyond 300,000 with minimal major repairs. Longevity depends on regular maintenance, rust prevention, and driving habits, making the 4Runner a smart choice for drivers who take care of their vehicles. With high resale value and true off-road capability, the 4Runner is not just built to last—it’s built to stay useful and valuable for the long haul. How Many Miles Can a Toyota 4Runner Last? Most 4Runners comfortably reach 200,000 miles, with many exceeding 300,000+ miles when well cared for. That puts the 4Runner in a rare category of longest-lasting SUVs on the road today. This kind of durability is especially valuable for drivers in North Carolina who need a vehicle that can handle daily commutes, mountain drives, and coastal humidity alike. What Makes the Toyota 4Runner So Reliable and Capable? The 4Runner’s reputation for longevity isn’t just hype—it’s built on decades of rugged engineering, simplified powertrains, and serious off-road capability. From its naturally aspirated V6 to KDSS suspension and real-world performance in punishing environments, it’s designed to keep going when others call it quits. Below, we’ve broken down the 4Runner’s standout strengths in reliability, longevity, and capability. Key Reliability and Capability Features of the Toyota 4Runner Feature Category Specification or Highlight Competitive Advantage Dealership Notes Engine 4.0L V6 (2024); 2.4L Turbo or Hybrid (2025) Simpler design reduces stress and repairs over time The V6 is a workhorse with proven longevity—ideal for high-mileage use. Transmission 5-speed automatic (2024) Fewer moving parts = fewer failures Old-school, but durable—fewer sensors means less to go wrong. Maintenance Cost $514/year (RepairPal) Below segment average ($573) Less downtime, fewer surprise bills—great for budget-minded owners. Lifespan (Avg) 204,083 miles Ranks 3rd for all vehicles in iSeeCars study Expect 14–15 years of dependable use—more with proper care. Rust Risk Frame corrosion (esp. 2003–2009 models) Can be mitigated with undercoating We recommend underbody inspection every 6–12 months in NC climate. Resale Value Retains 61.9% after 5 years Industry leader among midsize SUVs Long-term ownership = excellent ROI when it’s time to trade up. Off-Road Features Crawl Control, Multi-Terrain Select, Locking Diff Better trail control than many newer rivals Trail-ready out of the box. A must-have if you're into weekend mudding. Towing Capacity 5,000 lbs (2024), 6,000 lbs (2025) Matches or exceeds segment leaders Solid for boats, campers, or contractor trailers in rural NC. Real-World Endurance 400K+ miles reported with basic maintenance Outperforms Jeep and Bronco in reliability Local owners love its ruggedness for work sites and weekend travel. JD Power & CR Scores Top Midsize SUV for Reliability (2024 rankings) Strong dependability scores across all major reports Industry validation matches what we see from trade-in inspections. While specs and data tell part of the story, what truly sets the Toyota 4Runner apart is its purpose-built engineering that prioritizes simplicity, durability, and driver confidence. Unlike many modern SUVs chasing trends, the 4Runner sticks to what works—making it a long-term investment rather than a short-term thrill. From real-world owner testimonials to third-party dependability scores, everything reinforces one truth: this SUV is built not just to last—but to keep performing under pressure. What Affects the Toyota 4Runner’s Lifespan? Several key factors determine how long your 4Runner will last—and the good news is, most are completely within your control. Here's what every North Carolina driver should keep in mind: Routine Maintenance: Stick to Toyota’s service intervals for oil changes, brakes, filters, and fluids. Simpler mechanics mean fewer headaches—but only if maintained. Driving Habits: Gentle starts, smooth braking, and avoiding harsh terrain when not needed will reduce mechanical stress. Rust Prevention: Frame rust is the 4Runner’s biggest threat. Consider undercoating, especially in areas with high humidity or coastal salt exposure like the Outer Banks. Environmental Factors: High heat, salty air, and moisture can speed up wear. Regular inspections and garage parking help extend life. Part Replacements: Don’t delay on replacing spark plugs, belts, and water pumps. These small fixes prevent larger failures down the road. From how you drive to how well you protect the undercarriage, these insights can help push your SUV well beyond the 300,000-mile mark. Real-World High Mileage 4Runner Stories Owner anecdotes speak volumes—some report 4Runners topping 400,000 miles on the original drivetrain. These aren’t unicorns; they’re examples of what consistent care and moderate use can achieve. In online forums, owners from humid regions like the Carolinas often highlight the importance of garage parking and undercoating for battling rust. These high-mileage tales help paint the Toyota 4Runner not just as tough—but nearly unstoppable. Toyota 4Runner vs. Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco While the Wrangler and Bronco offer flashier off-road features, the Toyota 4Runner wins on reliability and longevity. Owners consistently report fewer repairs and lower lifetime costs, especially when looking past 150,000 miles. The 4Runner may not have removable doors, but it offers bulletproof engineering and time-tested design. For those who want real off-road chops without mechanical headaches, the 4Runner remains the better long-term bet. What’s New in the 2025 Toyota 4Runner That Improves Longevity? The 2025 refresh delivers not just power upgrades but key enhancements in durability and technology. A more efficient 2.4L turbocharged engine replaces the aging V6, and hybrid options offer smoother performance with less strain on components. A modern infotainment system and expanded Toyota Safety Sense suite help reduce driver stress, promoting safer, longer-lasting ownership. Altogether, these updates make the 2025 4Runner even more prepared for North Carolina’s highways, backroads, and weekend getaways. A Final Word on How Long the Toyota 4Runner Lasts Backed by real-world mileage milestones and decades of proven reliability, the 4Runner is more than just tough—it’s built to last. While competitors chase trends, Toyota continues to engineer this SUV with a “buy it for life” philosophy, making it ideal for those who value long-term ownership and rugged capability. Whether you're navigating Greenville’s backroads, heading out to the coast, or commuting through Kinston or Wilson, the 4Runner is up for the job—with fewer surprises and lower ownership costs over time. At Greenville Toyota, we’re proud to offer one of the most durable SUVs on the market—and we’re here to help you find the trim and setup that fits your life. Swing by and see what makes the Toyota 4Runner a long-haul legend, from its off-road-ready DNA to its resale value that keeps working for you. Visit us at 3615 S Memorial Dr, Greenville, NC 27834 or call 252-321-3000 to schedule your test drive today. Let’s find the 4Runner built to go the distance—with you behind the wheel. Greenville Toyota https://www.greenvilletoyota.com/ 3615 S Memorial Dr, Greenville, NC 27834 252-321-3000Location: Greenville, NC Secondary Geos:  Kinston, Washington, Winterville, Raleigh, and Wilson