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2012 Toyota 4Runner

New 2012 Toyota 4Runner
MSRP
$31,090 to $40,630
Invoice Price
$28,603 to $37,380

2012 Toyota Avalon

New 2012 Toyota Avalon
MSRP
$33,195 to $36,435
Invoice Price
$29,876 to $32,792

2012 Toyota Camry

New 2012 Toyota Camry
MSRP
$22,055 to $30,115
Invoice Price
$20,181 to $27,404

2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid

New 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid
MSRP
$25,990 to $27,500
Invoice Price
$23,911 to $25,300

2012 Toyota Corolla

New 2012 Toyota Corolla
MSRP
$16,130 to $17,990
Invoice Price
$15,243 to $16,674

2012 Toyota FJ Cruiser

New 2012 Toyota FJ Cruiser
MSRP
$26,115 to $27,705
Invoice Price
$24,286 to $25,765

2012 Toyota Highlander

New 2012 Toyota Highlander
MSRP
$28,240 to $37,195
Invoice Price
$25,783 to $33,959

2012 Toyota Highlander Hybrid

New 2012 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
MSRP
$38,715 to $44,370
Invoice Price
$35,617 to $40,598

2012 Toyota Matrix

New 2012 Toyota Matrix
MSRP
$18,845 to $21,715
Invoice Price
$17,808 to $20,086

2012 Toyota Prius

New 2012 Toyota Prius
MSRP
$24,000 to $29,805
Invoice Price
$22,560 to $27,744

2012 Toyota Prius c

New 2012 Toyota Prius c
MSRP
$18,950 to $23,230
Invoice Price
$18,003 to $21,625

2012 Toyota Prius v

New 2012 Toyota Prius v
MSRP
$26,550 to $30,140
Invoice Price
$24,716 to $28,058

2012 Toyota RAV4

New 2012 Toyota RAV4
MSRP
$22,650 to $28,650
Invoice Price
$21,178 to $26,788

2012 Toyota Sequoia

New 2012 Toyota Sequoia
MSRP
$40,930 to $61,805
Invoice Price
$37,247 to $56,242

2012 Toyota Sienna

New 2012 Toyota Sienna
MSRP
$25,060 to $40,570
Invoice Price
$23,431 to $37,324

2012 Toyota Tacoma

New 2012 Toyota Tacoma
MSRP
$17,125 to $28,085
Invoice Price
$16,215 to $26,019

2012 Toyota Tundra

New 2012 Toyota Tundra
MSRP
$25,155 to $43,595
Invoice Price
$23,394 to $40,326

2012 Toyota Venza

New 2012 Toyota Venza
MSRP
$27,425 to $37,915
Invoice Price
$25,095 to $34,502

2012 Toyota Yaris

New 2012 Toyota Yaris
MSRP
$14,115 to $16,400
Invoice Price
$13,551 to $15,743

Toyota Overview:

The last year has been a tough one for Toyota, the largest of the Japanese automakers. But things are looking up for 2012 with a few exciting new developments, including a redesign of the best-selling Camry midsize sedan and the introduction of a new variant of the Prius: the Prius v wagon.

Also getting a makeover was the diminutive subcompact Yaris. The Yaris is now only available as a hatchback and features standard air conditioning and auxiliary/USB jacks. Its exterior styling is also more aggressive, a big improvement over the bland look of the previous model.

The compact Corolla adds a few more standard features after its redesign last year, while its wagon cousin, the Matrix, continues to offer extra cargo room and is unchanged. 

While the Camry continues to top the sales charts, Toyota decided its most popular model was getting a little long in the tooth and gave it a complete redesign for 2012. In addition to brand new exterior styling highlighted by more prominent bumpers and sharply angled taillights, the Camry also gets a radically sharpened interior, improved gas mileage, and ten standard airbags. Tagging along on this redesign was the Camry Hybrid, which now features 41 combined mpg which is a quantum leap over last year’s 33 combined mpg.

Need more space? The full-size Avalon returns offering a comfortable ride and plenty of passenger space both up front and in the rear.

Toyota’s chops when it comes to selling hybrid/green cars are unquestioned and for this year the Prius welcomes a new addition to the family in the form of the larger Prius v wagon. The Prius v is identical mechanically to the standard Prius but adds on cargo and passenger room which makes it more ideal for families that need to carry more things along with them. Keep in mind that this added size/weight does make a dent in gas mileage (the Prius v gets 42 combined mpg which lags behind the Prius’ 50 combined mpg) it still far outpaces other cars that offer similar utility. Also watch out for the Prius plug-in which is slated for release later in 2012.

Speaking of families, the Sienna minivan which was redesigned last year seats up to eight passengers and is filled with family friendly amenities.

Toyota’s lineup is also well populated with various crossovers and SUVs. The smallest is the flexible RAV4 which lets you choose between four-cylinder and V-6 power and is also the only compact crossover/SUV on the market with an optional third-row. Toyota’s uniquely styled wagon/crossover, the Venza, combines practicality with a sleek futuristic appearance.

The midsize Highlander and the eco-friendly Highlander Hybrid seat up to seven-passengers and keep the exterior/interior upgrades they got last year. The Highlander Hybrid comes with standard all-wheel drive and excellent fuel economy for a car of its size (28 combined mpg).

Toyota also offers a trio of very capable off-road SUVs. The 4Runner seats up to seven passengers (the third-row is optional) and a pair of available four-wheel drive systems that make the 4Runner at home even in rugged terrain. There is also the FJ Cruiser which stands out with its white roof, hidden rear doors, and excellent ground clearance. Step up to the full-size Land Cruiser and its standard V-8, which combines ruggedness with a luxurious interior that will keep you comfortable no matter what is going on outside. Rounding things out is the full-size Sequoia, the largest SUV Toyota makes, which adds trailer-sway control as standard equipment.

A pair of durable pickup trucks complete Toyota’s lineup in the form of the midsize Tacoma and the full-size Tundra. The Tacoma is very versatile; a variety of cab and bed configurations along with several different available packages mean that whether you’re looking for a truck that’s more capable off-road or better suited for work applications, the Tacoma has you covered.

The Tundra full-size pickup features big styling and a ton of cargo space and towing capacity which helps it to stack up well against the competition.