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2013 Toyota 4Runner

New 2013 Toyota 4Runner See 2012

MSRP: $31,490 to $41,030
Invoice: $28,971 to $37,749

2013 Toyota Avalon

New 2013 Toyota Avalon See 2012

MSRP: $30,990 to $39,650
Invoice: $27,892 to $35,686

2013 Toyota Avalon Hybrid

New 2013 Toyota Avalon Hybrid

MSRP: $35,555 to $41,400
Invoice: $32,000 to $37,260

2013 Toyota Camry

New 2013 Toyota Camry See 2012

MSRP: $22,235 to $30,465
Invoice: $20,345 to $27,723

2013 Toyota Camry Hybrid

New 2013 Toyota Camry Hybrid See 2012

MSRP: $26,140 to $27,670
Invoice: $24,049 to $25,456

2013 Toyota Corolla

New 2013 Toyota Corolla See 2012

MSRP: $16,230 to $20,550
Invoice: $15,338 to $19,045

2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser

New 2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser See 2012

MSRP: $27,030 to $28,620
Invoice: $25,138 to $26,616

2013 Toyota Highlander

New 2013 Toyota Highlander See 2012

MSRP: $29,020 to $39,400
Invoice: $26,494 to $35,972

2013 Toyota Highlander Hybrid

New 2013 Toyota Highlander Hybrid See 2012

MSRP: $40,170 to $46,370
Invoice: $36,956 to $42,428

2013 Toyota Land Cruiser

New 2013 Toyota Land Cruiser

MSRP: $78,555
Invoice: $70,307

2013 Toyota Matrix

New 2013 Toyota Matrix See 2012

MSRP: $19,275 to $22,415
Invoice: $18,216 to $20,733

2013 Toyota Prius

New 2013 Toyota Prius See 2012

MSRP: $24,200 to $30,005
Invoice: $22,748 to $27,930

2013 Toyota Prius c

New 2013 Toyota Prius c See 2012

MSRP: $19,080 to $23,360
Invoice: $18,127 to $21,746

2013 Toyota Prius Plug-in

New 2013 Toyota Prius Plug-in

MSRP: $32,000 to $39,525
Invoice: $30,720 to $37,945

2013 Toyota Prius v

New 2013 Toyota Prius v See 2012

MSRP: $26,650 to $30,295
Invoice: $24,809 to $28,202

2013 Toyota RAV4

New 2013 Toyota RAV4 See 2012

MSRP: $23,300 to $28,410
Invoice: $21,786 to $26,563

2013 Toyota Sequoia

New 2013 Toyota Sequoia See 2012

MSRP: $42,455 to $63,070
Invoice: $38,634 to $57,393

2013 Toyota Sienna

New 2013 Toyota Sienna See 2012

MSRP: $26,585 to $41,475
Invoice: $24,592 to $38,159

2013 Toyota Tacoma

New 2013 Toyota Tacoma See 2012

MSRP: $17,625 to $28,185
Invoice: $16,688 to $26,111

2013 Toyota Tundra

New 2013 Toyota Tundra See 2012

MSRP: $25,455 to $48,170
Invoice: $23,673 to $44,552

2013 Toyota Venza

New 2013 Toyota Venza See 2012

MSRP: $27,850 to $39,020
Invoice: $25,483 to $35,507

2013 Toyota Yaris

New 2013 Toyota Yaris See 2012

MSRP: $14,370 to $16,480
Invoice: $13,795 to $15,821

Toyota Overview:

One of the world's largest automakers, Toyota continues to add fuel efficient models and update its existing lineup in 2013. New for this model year are the efficient Prius Plug-In and the full-size Avalon Hybrid. The Avalon has also been completely redesigned.

The diminutive Yaris subcompact was redesigned last year and now only comes as a hatchback. Air conditioning and auxiliary/USB jacks are standard. The compact Corolla soldiers on, while its wagon cousin, the Matrix, continues to offer extra cargo room and is unchanged. 

Las year, the Camry got a complete overhaul and the midsize sedan continues to top the sales charts. It got sharper exterior styling highlighted by more prominent bumpers and sharply angled taillights, and an updated interior with a tiered dashboard. Gas mileage also improved, and ten airbags now come standard. Tagging along on this redesign was the Camry Hybrid, which now features 41 combined mpg.

Need more space? The full-size Avalon has been completely redesigned, with modern, aggressive styling that renders it anonymous no more. It also gets improved fuel economy and more standard features. The Avalon Hybrid also debuts for 2013, adding even more fuel savings to the mix.

Toyota has been adding more and more members to the Prius family and now has four members: the Prius, Prius v, Prius c, and the aformentioned Prius Plug-In. There is now a Prius for everyone - the Prius v adds on cargo and passenger room which makes it more ideal for families while the Prius c is a more minimalist solution for those looking for a commuter car or an urban specialist. The Prius plug-in can operate on electricity alone for a short range, so many small journeys will require no gas at all.

Speaking of families, the Sienna minivan 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. Next year, the RAV4 will get a complete makeover. 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.