The model collection
Find your Toyota.
19 model guides, including five plug-in choices. Compare the essentials and find your fit.
Plug-ins include battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs). The Prius and RAV4 plug-in guides have their own electric-range and charging details.
19 models · 2026 collection
Corolla
IllustrationA compact sedan for daily commutes, quick errands and everyday parking.
View vehicle cardCamry
IllustrationA hybrid sedan with a roomy cabin for commuting and longer visits.
View vehicle cardPrius
IllustrationHybrid driving for the daily commute, with hatchback space for changing plans.
View vehicle cardPrius Plug-in Hybrid
IllustrationElectric miles for everyday trips, with hybrid driving when plans go farther.
View vehicle cardCrown
IllustrationA higher-seating sedan with standard heated and ventilated leather-trimmed front seats.
View vehicle cardCrown Signia
IllustrationA two-row hybrid SUV with welcoming seats and flexible space behind its hatch.
View vehicle cardCorolla Cross
IllustrationA compact SUV for grocery runs, weekend bags and everyday parking.
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RAV4
Five seats and useful cargo room for errands, riverfront outings and short getaways.
View vehicle cardRAV4 Plug-in Hybrid
IllustrationA plug-in hybrid SUV with standard AWD and room for everyday gear.
View vehicle cardbZ
IllustrationA battery-electric SUV for daily routines built around charging.
View vehicle cardbZ Woodland
IllustrationAn all-electric AWD SUV with extra cargo room for outdoor weekends.
View vehicle cardC-HR
IllustrationA compact battery-electric SUV with standard AWD and a coupe-like shape.
View vehicle cardHighlander
IllustrationThree-row flexibility for extra passengers, with seats that fold for cargo.
View vehicle cardGrand Highlander
IllustrationA larger SUV with an adult-sized third row and luggage space behind it.
View vehicle card4Runner
IllustrationEnclosed space for camping gear, with trail-focused choices among the 4WD grades.
View vehicle cardSequoia
IllustrationA full-size, three-row SUV for passengers, gear and carefully matched trailer plans.
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Sienna
Power sliding doors, three rows, and luggage room for shared outings.
View vehicle cardTacoma
IllustrationA midsize pickup for home projects, outdoor gear and daily use.
View vehicle cardTundra
IllustrationA full-size pickup for trailer plans, larger projects and CrewMax passenger room.
View vehicle cardBefore the walkaround
A better question.
A better fit.
You don’t need every answer before you start. Bring the things that matter in your actual day.
01Who and what comes along?
Think about your usual passengers, car seats, and the things you carry. Look at cargo room with the seats you actually use still in place.
02Where do your miles happen?
City errands, a highway commute, winter roads, or a trailer each suggest different questions. Compare the exact powertrain and configuration, rather than combining headline numbers from different trims.
Understand Toyota hybrids (opens a new tab)03What would make each day easier?
Bring a short list: easier entry, heated seats, room for a walker, a familiar screen, or a power liftgate. The card’s essentials separate standard features from available equipment.
Work through your priorities with KeithYour next step
Let’s talk it through.
A favorite model, a few possibilities, or one good question? Bring it to Keith Dula at Anderson-Weber.
These are educational model guides, not an inventory listing. Availability, equipment, pricing, and purchase arrangements are confirmed by Anderson-Weber.

















