2019 Highlander
09-12-18, 10:13 AM
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It will debut in 2020, turbo diesel six cylinder is coming finally, Hybrid option on the way, best in class fuel economy, all new platform will be used for a multitude of vehicles.
09-12-18, 10:18 AM
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Thank you. So 2021 model model year? Any details about an all new V8 engine? How about anything on how it looks?
09-12-18, 10:24 AM
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I haven’t heard anything regarding the LC and that motor for the US market. But I have confirmation that the motor will see it’s way into the the hoods of the midlife cycle Tacoma and all new 4Runner for the US.
09-12-18, 10:30 AM
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Regarding the motor for the 4runner....are you saying the diesel you referred to or an unknown "new" motor? Just clarifying, thanks for your insight!!
09-12-18, 10:38 AM
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I haven’t seen what the new Tacoma looks like either.
I only have limited access to vehicles debuting within 6-7 months.
What I can say is Toyota is hard at work on a slew of brand new and innovative products.
RAV4
Supra
Highlander
AWD Camry and Avalon
Plug In Hybird Sienna
refreshed Tacoma
all new Tundra
Sequoia will debut on year after
heavily refreshed 4 gen Prius.
And there is a new Crossover addition being introduced to the Toyota lineup that will be smaller than highlander I have very little info on that at the moment.
09-12-18, 10:48 AM
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Working with and at Toyota things are extremely tight lipped, far more than any other manufacturer that I’ve ever worked with. I work around marketing so I’m last to know things.
09-12-18, 10:54 AM
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I don’t know really anything about the other truck engine options yet. But I have a hunch forced induction is coming, naturally inspiration may be on its way out unfortunately for body on frame Toyota’s.
I haven’t seen what the new Tacoma looks like either.
I only have limited access to vehicles debuting within 6-7 months.
What I can say is Toyota is hard at work on a slew of brand new and innovative products.
RAV4
Supra
Highlander
AWD Camry and Avalon
Plug In Hybird Sienna
refreshed Tacoma
all new Tundra
Sequoia will debut on year after
heavily refreshed 4 gen Prius.
And there is a new Crossover addition being introduced to the Toyota lineup that will be smaller than highlander I have very little info on that at the moment.
Any information on the Supra?
09-12-18, 10:56 AM
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It is my “assumption” it’s a brand new motor for Toyota. To be honest I only deal with Toyota North America product. I’m not for if they will migrate the engine from the ROW parts bin or If it’s part of Toyota’s new dynamic force engine family.
Working with and at Toyota things are extremely tight lipped, far more than any other manufacturer that I’ve ever worked with. I work around marketing so I’m last to know things.
I have owned 6 now, all new. I am honestly surprised to hear Toyota is bring a new diesel here for their trucks. Most automakers over the last year or so (after the VW scandal) have opted to pull the plug on all their diesel models for the US market. I agree though, I forsee FI motors becoming the norm going forward even for their BOF trucks. If you hear anything else regarding Toyota trucks, keep us informed. My dad wants to buy the new Tundra when it debuts, he did the same back in 2007.
09-12-18, 11:11 AM
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We all appreciate your info! I am huge 4runner fan, hence my question to you I have owned 6 now, all new. I am honestly surprised to hear Toyota is bring a new diesel here for their trucks. Most automakers over the last year or so (after the VW scandal) have opted to pull the plug on all their diesel models for the US market. I agree though, I forsee FI motors becoming the norm going forward even for their BOF trucks. If you hear anything else regarding Toyota trucks, keep us informed. My dad wants to buy the new Tundra when it debuts, he did the same back in 2007.
I have owned 6 now, all new. I am honestly surprised to hear Toyota is bring a new diesel here for their trucks. Most automakers over the last year or so (after the VW scandal) have opted to pull the plug on all their diesel models for the US market. I agree though, I forsee FI motors becoming the norm going forward even for their BOF trucks. If you hear anything else regarding Toyota trucks, keep us informed. My dad wants to buy the new Tundra when it debuts, he did the same back in 2007.no problem at all. I see we have similar taste in cars via our signatures. I really think Toyota was cornered with Nissan, GM, Ford and FCA all releasing diesels within the last 24 months.
09-12-18, 11:15 AM
#27
. Had a boxster years ago. Anyway, you are right about the other Truck makers and diesels....perhaps they will stick around for trucks and disappear in cars.
09-12-18, 11:26 AM
#28
Tundra will definitely have Standard LED headlights. And all new Toyota’s going into the future as they debut will come standard with LED headlight technology.
I’m glad some one finally asked about the Supra. From what I understand it will start in the low $40k’s. We are making a big announcement at SEMA 2018. Their will be two BMW sourced motors i4 and i6 mated to a 8 Speed ZF Auto. It will be made in Austria. Double bubble roof, fixed rear wing spoiler, engine state of tune will be reminiscent of BMW’s tune. I saw 355hp and 365 lb-ft for the i6. There will be nonfunctional air intake slits on the side just aft of the doors, but they aren’t as terrible as the ones on the 4th gen Mustangs. It will go on sale next spring. LED headlights and taillights. Tablet style infotainment on the dashboard. No manual was talked about.
09-12-18, 11:38 AM
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For what it's worth, we UBER'd all over Toronto in a Highlander. I rather liked it. One has to wonder, with its fuel economy being what it is, there's a real premium to pay when one chooses a large American SUV over it. haha we did the latter and are paying 
09-12-18, 10:22 PM
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Tundra will definitely have Standard LED headlights. And all new Toyota’s going into the future as they debut will come standard with LED headlight technology.
I’m glad some one finally asked about the Supra. From what I understand it will start in the low $40k’s. We are making a big announcement at SEMA 2018. Their will be two BMW sourced motors i4 and i6 mated to a 8 Speed ZF Auto. It will be made in Austria. Double bubble roof, fixed rear wing spoiler, engine state of tune will be reminiscent of BMW’s tune. I saw 355hp and 365 lb-ft for the i6. There will be nonfunctional air intake slits on the side just aft of the doors, but they aren’t as terrible as the ones on the 4th gen Mustangs. It will go on sale next spring. LED headlights and taillights. Tablet style infotainment on the dashboard. No manual was talked about.