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Every current Toyota, one page. Filter by body style, read the research, then jump straight to live Naples inventory.
Four lanes cover the whole grid above. Read the one that sounds like your week, then filter the grid to it. Availability and equipment move constantly, so treat this as the map and live inventory as the territory.
This is the lane most Naples households actually live in, and it is deeper than the crossover boom suggests.
Shop the lane at new cars and minivans, or read the long version in the research hub.
Camry and Corolla do the Trail run every morning without drama, both with hybrid versions that make a stop-and-go commute cheaper rather than more annoying. Corolla Hatchback trades a trunk for a hatch, which is the right call more often than people admit.
Crown is the hybrid flagship sedan, lifted a little and quieter than its price suggests. The GR family, GR Corolla, GR86 and GR Supra, is the part of the lineup that exists on purpose to be loud, and Naples has more buyers for it than you would guess.
Sienna is a hybrid and seats up to eight, which makes it the single most practical vehicle Toyota sells for a household that does a beach day with other people's children in it. Sliding doors in a parking garage are worth more than any spec sheet line.
The deepest part of the lineup, and the part where two models that look similar on a screen turn out to be completely different vehicles in person.
Shop the lane at new crossovers and SUVs.
Corolla Cross is the entry point and RAV4 is the volume answer, both with hybrid versions and RAV4 adding a plug-in. Crown Signia takes the Crown idea and stretches it into a wagon shape for people who want the space without the height.
Highlander and Grand Highlander are the same idea at two sizes, and the difference is entirely about whether adults have to sit in the third row or only children do. Sequoia is the full-size answer. Read Highlander Hybrid and Grand Highlander Hybrid back to back before deciding.
4Runner and Land Cruiser are built on a different premise from everything above: frame, not unibody, and hardware meant for surfaces that are not pavement. 4Runner also comes in an i-FORCE MAX version. They ride like what they are, which is the point.
Two nameplates, and the choice between them is almost never about the truck. It is about what you are pulling and where you have to park it afterwards.
Shop the lane at new trucks, or start with the Tundra and Tacoma pages.
The midsize standard, and the one that fits a Naples garage and a Marco Island driveway without a three-point turn. An i-FORCE MAX hybrid version adds low-end torque where a mid-size truck usually asks you to wait for it. Ask us for the tow rating on the exact trim you are looking at; it moves by configuration.
The full-size answer, rated to tow up to 12,000 pounds when properly equipped, which covers most of what comes out of a Collier County boat ramp. It is also available with i-FORCE MAX. If you tow every weekend rather than twice a season, this is the honest recommendation.
Toyota's electrified shelf is the widest in the lineup and the least understood, mostly because three different things get called the same word.
Shop the lane at electrified Toyotas, or read the model reviews before you pick one.
No plug, no charging, no new habits. The car manages it. Camry, Corolla Hybrid, Sienna, Crown, Crown Signia, RAV4 Hybrid, Corolla Cross Hybrid, Highlander Hybrid and Grand Highlander Hybrid all work this way, and in stop-and-go Naples traffic the hybrid is doing its best work exactly where a gas engine does its worst.
Prius Plug-In Hybrid and RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid add a battery you can charge and still keep the gas engine for the drive to Miami. If your commute is short and your driveway has an outlet, this is the shape that fits Southwest Florida best.
bZ4X is the fully electric crossover, no gas engine at all. Toyota covers hybrid batteries for 10 years or 150,000 miles and electric-vehicle drive components for 8 years or 100,000 miles, which is the part of this conversation that usually settles it.
Quick answers for lineup shoppers. Germain Motor Company has been family-owned since 1947, so we have been explaining Toyotas for a while. Call (239) 301-3156 for anything model-specific.
See Current SpecialsThe full current lineup: sedans like Camry and Corolla, crossovers from Corolla Cross to Grand Highlander, Tacoma and Tundra trucks, the Sienna minivan, and the electrified family including Prius, bZ4X, and the hybrid versions of most nameplates.
More than most people expect. Camry and Sienna are hybrid-only, and RAV4, Corolla, Corolla Cross, Highlander, Grand Highlander, Crown, Tundra, and Tacoma all offer hybrid or i-FORCE MAX powertrains. Prius and Prius Plug-In Hybrid round out the set with bZ4X as the battery electric.
It tracks the nameplate lineup rather than model years, so it stays accurate as new inventory arrives. For what is physically on the lot today, the live inventory links on each card are the source of truth.
If it is in stock, yes. Call ahead at (239) 301-3156 and we will have the exact vehicle pulled up and cooled down before you arrive. For rarer models like GR Supra or Land Cruiser, we can tell you what is inbound.
Start with our research hub, which collects in-depth pages on most of the lineup, or jump straight to a comparison page. Our team also does this all day and is happy to talk through your shortlist.
Tundra is the full-size answer and is rated to tow up to 12,000 pounds when properly equipped. Tacoma is the midsize choice and fits a Naples garage more easily; ask us for the tow rating on the exact trim and configuration you are considering, because it moves by build. Both offer i-FORCE MAX hybrid power.
They are the same three-row idea at two sizes. Grand Highlander is the larger one and is built so adults can use the third row rather than only fit in it. Both come as hybrids. Sit in the third row of each back to back and the decision usually makes itself in about a minute.
Toyota covers the hybrid battery for 10 years or 150,000 miles, and electric-vehicle drive components on the bZ4X for 8 years or 100,000 miles. Eligible new Toyotas also include ToyotaCare, which covers normal factory-scheduled maintenance for 2 years or 25,000 miles.
See your shortlist in the metal at 13315 Tamiami Trail N in North Naples, with research and comparisons a click away when you want a second opinion.
Lineup, availability, and equipment vary; some models shown may be in limited supply or inbound. Capability figures such as towing apply only when properly equipped; see each model page for details. Germain Toyota of Naples, 13315 Tamiami Trail N, Naples, FL 34110.
