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You can get the 2024 Toyota RAV4 in three versions, each with a distinctive powertrain. The standard RAV4 has a traditional gas engine, or you can select the RAV4 Hybrid or the RAV4 Prime plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV). Find out how these crossover SUVs compare to one another to decide on your perfect match. 2024 Toyota RAV4: Comparing the Standard, Hybrid, and Prime Models Performance and Fuel Economy The powertrain is the primary difference among the RAV4 models. The plug-in Prime is the most powerful of these vehicles, providing 302 horses. You'll get 219 hp with the hybrid and 203 hp with the standard RAV4. The latter comes with either standard front-wheel or optional all-wheel drive, while the hybrid and Prime models feature standard all-wheel drive. The RAV4 Prime gets 38 miles per gallon when using gas-hybrid mode and the equivalent of 94 mpg with electric power alone. The RAV4 Hybrid also delivers up to 38 mpg. Efficiency drops slightly for the standard RAV4, which gets up to 35 mpg. more Interior Space and Features All three versions of the RAV4 have seating for five and offer 37.6 cubic feet of cargo space, which expands to almost 70 cubic feet with the seats folded down. You'll find similar standard comfort and convenience features across the lineup, including automatic climate control and remote keyless entry. The base models of the RAV4 Prime and Hybrid feature dual-zone automatic climate control and remote start. The Prime model also adds push-button start. While both the standard and hybrid RAV4 come in six different trim levels, the RAV4 Prime has two trims available. Infotainment and Safety Tech You'll get the latest tech features in all the RAV4 models. Standard equipment includes a 7-inch driver info screen paired with an 8-inch touchscreen, along with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a wireless hotspot, a six-speaker stereo with satellite radio, and more. Higher trims add wireless charging and a larger touchscreen. All three RAV4 models also come with the Toyota Safety Sense package of driver assistance features. It incorporates tech like traffic sign recognition, automatic high beams, forward collision warning, pedestrian detection, lane departure warning, lane keep assist, and forward automatic emergency braking. Add-on options include upgrades such as rear-cross traffic alert and a blind-spot monitoring system. Both the RAV4 Hybrid and Prime ranked among the best 2024 hybrid SUVs for the money according to US News and World Report. The standard RAV4 was listed among the best 2024 compact SUVs for families. These Toyotas also have perfect five-star overall crash test ratings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Visit Royal Moore Toyota in Hillsboro, OR today to test drive your favorite version of this capable crossover.

Versatile and dependable with a fuel-saving hybrid powertrain, the 2024 Toyota Sienna will forever change the way you think about minivans. Versatility Redefined: the 2024 Toyota Sienna Hybrid Powertrain Back in 2021, Toyota revamped the Sienna, transitioning to an all-hybrid lineup. The 2024 Sienna gets an estimated 36 mpg combined, so it's gentle on the environment and your fuel budget, and with 245 net horsepower and available all-wheel drive, it can still get you wherever you want to go. Passenger Capacity The capacious eight-passenger interior includes a generous third row where passengers can stretch out and ride comfortably. There will be no more fighting over the thermostat thanks to three-zone climate control with separate settings for the driver and passengers. Pull-down sunshades are standard in the second row and available in the third row. more For passengers who require a little pampering, the available second-row heated captain's chairs feature pop-out ottomans. Second-row passengers can recline and relax, take a nap, or bask in the sun with the available moonroof. Cargo Volume Balance seating and cargo space with ease thanks to the Split & Stow third-row seats. With up to 101 cubic feet of cargo capacity, your Sienna is ready for your next vacation or camping trip. Properly equipped, it can tow up to 3,500 lbs, making it the perfect minivan for outdoor adventures. Safety and Convenience Drive confidently with a suite of standard safety features like blind spot monitoring, which alerts you to vehicles in adjacent lanes that you might not be able to see. Parallel park like a pro with the available front and rear parking assist. When you're backing out, the rear cross-traffic alert feature lets you know if a vehicle is coming from either side. Get a better look at what's going on behind you with the available digital rearview mirror. The optional HomeLink universal transceiver can be linked to your garage door opener or home security system for easy access. Entertainment and Connectivity Access Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and other apps and services with the 9" touchscreen. When you buy a new Sienna, you'll get free trials for services like Safety Connect, which offers roadside assistance, collision alerts, and a stolen vehicle locator. You can stream audio wirelessly via Bluetooth or by plugging your phone into the USB media port. Six additional USB ports are located throughout the cabin for easy charging. If you opt for the available entertainment package, your rear passengers can watch videos on an 11.6" HD display. With the Toyota Sienna, you can have all the convenient features you need without sacrificing fuel efficiency. If you're ready to upgrade your minivan experience, contact Royal Moore Toyota in Hillsboro, OR and test drive a 2024 Sienna today.

Named Truck of Texas for the second time, the 2024 Toyota Tundra emerges from a family of full-size trucks known for its versatility, power, and constant innovation. Depending on your driving preference, you can opt for the fully gas-powered base models or go hybrid with the i-FORCE MAX powertrain to build your ideal off-road companion. The 2024 Toyota Tundra vs. Tundra i-FORCE MAX: What's the Difference? Powertrain and Performance All Tundras come with 4-wheel drive, a 10-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission, and a 3.4-liter twin-turbo V6 engine with a direct-injection and port-injection fuel system offering dynamic performance on- or off-road. The main difference is the i-FORCE MAX is a hybrid system that's also equipped with a 288-volt Nickel-Metal Hydride battery for a synchronous electric motor. The results are greater power and torque in the i-FORCE MAX V6 hybrid that delivers 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque. However, the i-FORCE V6 engine still packs a punch at 389 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque. more Payload and Towing Capacity Whether you prefer carrying more cargo in your truck bed or need a powerhouse to pull a trailer will determine if the all-gas or hybrid engine is your ideal selection. For example, the i-FORCE Limited trim has a maximum payload of 1,740 pounds and a towing capacity of 11,120 pounds. In contrast, the i-FORCE MAX TRD PRO trim has a slightly lower payload cap at 1,600 pounds but tows more weight with a maximum capacity of 11,175 pounds. Efficiency and Miles Per Gallon Although the standard i-FORCE engine has an impressive estimated MPG of 17/22/19 for city, highway, or combined, you can go a little further on city streets with the i-FORCE MAX mileage estimates of 18/20/19. The hybrid system also delivers added efficiency and enhanced battery durability with the electric motor's Power Control Unit (PCU). Warranty Coverage Package Since the i-FORCE MAX trucks include a hybrid system, you'll also receive a hybrid warranty of 96 months or 100,000 miles whichever comes first, on top of the standard Toyota Tundra warranty packages, including: Basic warranty: 36 months or 36,000 miles Powertrain: 60 months or 60,000 miles Corrosion perforation: 60 months (unlimited miles) What's New in the Toyota Tundra 2024 Lineup? For 2024, the Texas-built Tundra family rides out with added available styling and off-road performance options to enhance your trucking experience. For example, the modernized multi-link suspension now improves ride stability, comfort, and handling. You can also expect a sequential shift mode in the new 10-speed transmission, including uphill or downhill shift logic and tow or haul driving modes. Exciting customization features and new options are also available, including the Nightshade Package for the Limited trim that amplifies the style with black accents and expressive exterior colors, such as Supersonic Red and Wind Chill Pearl. Other new add-ons you can outfit your Tundra with include: TRD 3-inch suspension lift kit 14-inch touchscreen audio multimedia system Tow mirrors and panoramic view monitor (PVM) See for yourself the difference between an all-gas or hybrid system truck to decide which powerhouse Toyota Tundra is your ideal choice. Contact Royal Moore Toyota in Hillsboro, OR today to explore our new inventory of 2024 Tundra's and learn about exclusive deals.

What if your Toyota was a high-performance athlete? It is, in a way. It tackles your daily commutes, weekend adventures, and everything in between, and just like an athlete needs proper nutrition and rest to perform at their best, your Toyota also thrives with the right care. One key ingredient in the recipe for a long and healthy Toyota life is getting regular oil changes at your Toyota dealer. How Often Do You Need an Oil Change at the Toyota Dealer? The answer is usually somewhere between 7,500 and 10,000 miles these days, if you're using synthetic oil. Newer Toyotas boast impressive engineering and often use synthetic oil, which is a real champion compared to conventional oil. Synthetic oil breaks down more slowly, allowing for longer intervals between changes, and it performs better in extreme temperatures. But that's not the whole story because Toyotas are so legendarily reliable that there are still some quite old models out on the roads that were built before synthetic oil became the standard. If you have one of these classics, your intervals for changing the oil may be shorter: between 3,000 and 5,000 miles. more How Do I Know? Consider your owner's manual. It details the manufacturer's recommended oil change intervals based on your specific model year, engine type, and even factory-filled oil. Many newer Toyotas also have a helpful oil life monitoring system. This high-tech coach analyzes your driving habits and engine data and will switch on a light on your dashboard when an oil change is recommended. It's a handy tool, but it's not a substitute for consulting your owner's manual. You can also simply check the oil yourself. If the oil is starting to look dark, it's getting filled with particles and needs to be changed. If it's low, you'll also want us to take a look at it. Don't Skip The Change An athlete who neglects training eventually can't perform, and a Toyota deprived of regular fresh oil suffers, too: Increased Engine Wear Without fresh oil's lubrication, friction between engine parts increases. This gradual wear and tear can shorten your engine's lifespan. Performance Decline Dirty oil is a sludge slowing down your engine. You might notice decreased power, sluggish acceleration, and even lower fuel efficiency. Potential for Overheating Degraded oil loses its ability to effectively cool the engine, increasing the risk of overheating and potential damage. Conversely, if you get the oil swapped out regularly, you can expect your vehicle to keep running strong for miles to come. Fresh oil ensures smooth operation, maximizing your Toyota's power and fuel efficiency. Remember, a well-maintained Toyota is a happy Toyota that's ready to conquer every road you travel. C ontact us at Royal Moore Toyota in Hillsboro, OR today if you need any service!

From outdoor adventures to your daily commute, the 2024 Toyota 4Runner is packed with features for every kind of drive. Let's take a look at some of the newest and most popular features you'll enjoy with the new 4Runner. Exploring the All-New Features of the 2024 Toyota 4Runner Modern Power and Performance on a Classic Favorite The first Toyota 4Runner made its appearance in 1984. This means that 2024 marks four decades since the popular SUV became an iconic off-road vehicle, popular among outdoor enthusiasts and families. While certain features of the vehicle, like its rugged, strong frame, have remained the same over the years, new features and technology have emerged as new models and versions are released. One big upgrade that you'll find on modern 4Runners is the 270 horsepower 4.0-liter V-6 that creates 278 pounds per foot of torque. The current 4Runner has a five-speed automatic transmission that's capable of towing 5,000 pounds, no matter which model you choose. These features make it a powerful workhorse for navigating tough backroads or towing RVs and other outdoor gear. more A New Paint Color Perhaps the most talked about change coming to the 4Runner in 2024 isn't a feature. Instead, it's a paint color. A new, earthy orange-brown color called Terra debuts this year. It's only available on the TRD Pro trim. This model also includes advanced off-road features like TRD FOX high-performance shocks, a unique custom "TOYOTA" front grille, an electronic locking rear differential, and more. If you like this model and want a color that's inspired by the red dirt roads that you plan to explore with your 4Runner, this new option might be just what you're looking for. Help Navigating the Toughest Roads While the 4Runner itself is capable of navigating difficult terrain, Toyota also offers some features that can help drivers more easily tackle them. The available Multi-Terrain Monitor (MTM) provides a better view of your surroundings on your digital 8-inch touchscreen display. Crawl Control (CRAWL) is another optional feature that works like cruise control for off-road conditions. This advanced system automatically manages your vehicle's throttle and brakes. This means that drivers can focus on steering and watching the road ahead instead of on accelerating and braking over difficult terrain. Toyota Safety Sense P The 2024 4Runner includes plenty of features to help you safely navigate tough conditions. But it also includes Toyota's suite of safety features that can keep you safe on your daily commute or family vacation. The Toyota Safety Sense P system includes pre-collision protection with pedestrian detection, dynamic radar cruise control, lane departure alerts, and more. Ready to see if the new Toyota 4Runner is right for you? Contact Royal Moore Toyota in Hillsboro, OR today to schedule a test drive or check out our current inventory.

Your Toyota dealership is the go-to place for all your car maintenance needs. Our skilled Toyota Express Maintenance team provides expert services done fast and right to keep your Toyota always running at its best. When you rely on us, you can rest easy that your Toyota will receive the care and attention it deserves. Getting Routine Car Maintenance at Your Toyota Dealership High-Quality Toyota Maintenance Services Our dedicated team of Toyota-trained and certified technicians, cutting-edge equipment and tools, and genuine Toyota parts provide superior maintenance services, guaranteeing that your driving experience will always be enjoyable. You can reach out to us by phone or easily schedule an appointment through our website and we will contact you to discuss a convenient time. Fast Toyota Express Maintenance To keep your wheels rolling, our team of dedicated experts offers Toyota Express Maintenance, a quick and convenient way to take care of your car's maintenance needs. Our Toyota Express Maintenance experts perform oil changes, brake inspections, battery checks, tire rotations, multi-point inspections, and so much more. Oil Changes Oil changes for your Toyota every 3,000 to 6,000 miles are vital in maintaining optimal engine performance. Fresh engine oil reduces friction between moving engine components and dissipates heat, safeguarding your engine and extending its life. Our skilled Toyota technicians carry out oil changes using top-quality genuine Toyota motor oil and genuine Toyota oil filters specifically for your Toyota to maintain exceptional engine performance. Brake Services To keep you safe on the road, rely on our expert brake services. Genuine Toyota brake components are tailored to suit your vehicle and constructed with the exacting standards synonymous with Toyota, providing excellent durability and safety. Battery Services The battery serves as the heartbeat of your Toyota, and our technicians conduct battery inspections and tests to ensure it delivers dependable power. Should your car require a new battery, we fit Toyota TrueStart batteries, which are endorsed by Toyota engineers. These batteries offer years of reliable power and extended battery life. Tire Rotations Keeping your tires in good condition by rotating them is vital to ensure driving comfort, fuel efficiency, and handling performance. When you rotate your tires regularly, they wear evenly and last longer. Multi-Point Inspections When our technicians perform a multi-point inspection, they check all your vehicle's fluids and examine all the key systems. Thorough vehicle inspections by trained technicians will determine the condition of your vehicle and pinpoint issues that need attention before they turn into costly repairs. ToyotaCare To help you keep up with your Toyota's maintenance needs, we offer ToyotaCare at no cost. The ToyotaCare plan covers routine scheduled maintenance for 25,000 miles or two years, whichever comes first. It also includes 24-hour roadside assistance for unlimited miles. For top-quality maintenance services, trust the expertise of our Toyota professionals. Stop by Royal Moore Toyota in Hillsboro, OR, today for maintenance services you can count on to keep your vehicle running like new.

Toyotas are known for their reliability and durability. However, like any other machine, they experience wear and tear, especially when it comes to its transmission system. Here are a few tips from your Toyota dealer on what signs to keep an eye out for that could indicate your Toyota may need a transmission repair. Thoughts from Your Toyota Dealer: How to Know When You Need a Transmission Repair Strange Noises One of the first signs of transmission issues is clunking, whining, or grinding sounds when shifting gears. If you hear any odd noises from your transmission, it's time to pay attention. These noises are often indicators of problems within the transmission that need immediate attention. Rough or Delayed Shifting A transmission should smoothly transition from gear to gear. If you notice any delays when shifting gears, or you are experiencing a jerky, rough ride during gear changes, those could be signs of a slipping transmission. This is a serious issue, since it can lead to further damage if left unattended. Fluid Leaks Transmission fluid is vital for lubricating and cooling the transmission system. If you spot brown or red fluid pooling under your Toyota, it's a clear sign you have a transmission leak. Low transmission fluid levels can cause overheating and damage to the transmission components. Dashboard Warning Lights Modern Toyota vehicles are equipped with advanced diagnostics that can detect transmission problems. If the "Check Engine" or "Transmission" warning light lights up on your dashboard, it's time to schedule a diagnostic check at your dealership. Burning Smell A burning smell coming from your car could be a sign your transmission fluid is overheating. When the transmission fluid overheats, it can lead to the breakdown of vital components, and if not addressed promptly, it may result in a complete transmission failure. Slipping Gears When your transmission slips gears unexpectedly, causing a loss of power or acceleration, it's a severe problem. This issue can be dangerous, especially when driving at high speeds or in traffic, and requires immediate attention. Difficulty Engaging Gears If you find it increasingly challenging to shift gears, whether manually or automatically, your transmission may be experiencing trouble. Difficulty engaging gears can lead to reduced control over your vehicle and should be investigated promptly. If you notice any of these issues, don't wait until your transmission leaves you stranded. Call Royal Moore Toyota today or come in to see us and schedule a transmission inspection, so we can ensure your Toyota continues to deliver the reliable performance you expect. We understand the importance of a well-maintained transmission for your vehicle's performance and safety, and our certified technicians here in Hillsboro, OR are ready to address any transmission issues your Toyota may be experiencing.

When it comes to purchasing a new or used Toyota, getting car financing at your Toyota dealer can offer a host of benefits that make the entire process more convenient and advantageous. Here are some of the key advantages of getting financing at your dealership. 8 Benefits of Getting Car Financing at Your Toyota Dealer Exclusive Manufacturer Incentives Dealerships often offer exclusive manufacturer incentives and promotions on their financing options. These can include special interest rates, cash rebates, or lease deals that are not available through other lenders. Taking advantage of these incentives can lead to substantial savings over the life of your loan or lease. Competitive Interest Rate Dealerships have access to competitive interest rates, making it easier for you to secure a loan with favorable terms. Lower interest rates mean lower monthly payments and potentially significant savings on the overall cost of your vehicle. more Convenience and One-Stop Shopping Opting for financing at your local dealership streamlines the buying process. You can choose your vehicle, negotiate terms, and secure financing all in one place. This convenience saves you time and eliminates the need to visit multiple lenders or banks. Expert Knowledge and Guidance Toyota financing specialists have an in-depth understanding of the brand's vehicles and financing options. They can provide you with personalized guidance to help you choose the financing solution that best suits your budget and needs. Their expertise can make the decision-making process much easier. Flexible Financing Options Dealerships offer a variety of financing options, including traditional auto loans, lease agreements, and special programs for first-time buyers or those with less-than-perfect credit. This flexibility ensures that there is a financing solution to match your unique circumstances. Quick Approval Process When you finance your car at a dealership, the approval process is typically quicker and more straightforward than dealing with external lenders. You can often get approved on the spot, allowing you to drive your new vehicle home sooner. Access to Exclusive Toyota Protection Plans Dealerships offer exclusive protection plans, such as extended warranties and vehicle service contracts, that can provide additional peace of mind and protect your investment. These plans can be conveniently included in your financing package. Priority Service and Maintenance Benefits Financing your vehicle through a dealership comes with additional perks, such as priority service appointments and discounts on maintenance and repairs. This ensures that your Toyota stays in optimal condition throughout its lifespan. If you're ready to explore the advantages of financing your Toyota with us, contact Royal Moore Toyota today. Our dedicated team here in Hillsboro, OR, is ready to assist you in finding the perfect financing solution for your needs and getting you behind the wheel of a Toyota that suits your lifestyle and preferences.

Battery issues can come on suddenly or build up over time. If jump-starting your car is a daily occurrence, then you may need to get a new car battery from your Toyota dealership. Getting a New Car Battery for Your Toyota Before a mechanic recommends a new battery, a battery health check will be performed. This simple test will assess how much charge a battery can hold and is an essential part of diagnosing your battery issue. Sometimes, the health check can reveal that your alternator is the root cause of your battery issues. If your car battery is the problem, then a replacement can easily be completed on the same day. Replacing a car battery involves disconnecting the old battery, assessing the condition of the connecting cables, inserting a new battery, and cleaning battery terminals. Even if you have a hybrid battery, the basic process is the same. When Do You Need to Replace Your Battery at Your Toyota Dealership? The average life expectancy for a car battery is about three or four years. Your habits as a driver, such as running the radio or AC when the engine is off, can affect how long your battery will last. Sometimes, factors such as the weather can impact how long your battery lasts, since very hot and very cold temperatures can hamper battery performance. Some signs you may need to replace a battery include: more Slow Engine If your engine is slow to start, then your battery could be failing. Your car battery is responsible for providing power to the starter, so a slow or stubborn ignition is usually related to a battery with a low charge. Your alternator can also cause a sluggish engine. Dim Headlights Dim headlights are usually caused by a bad battery or a poor connection between the electrical wiring and the battery. Sometimes, your headlights may appear dim while your vehicle is idling and then brighten when you are driving. You may also notice that some of your headlight features, such as high beams, aren't as bright as usual. Flickering Dashboard Flickering dashboard lights can also be a sign of a bad battery. Your gauge cluster, radio, clock, and dashboard indicator lights are all powered by your battery, so if any of these components are flickering, then it might be time to replace your battery. Visible Corrosion You might want to take a look under the hood if you notice signs of electrical issues. If you see visible corrosion, such as a chalky white or blue powder on your battery, then you need to schedule service. Excess corrosion can be caused by undercharging, battery leaks, and other issues. Signs such as a slow engine or faulty headlights are often related to a bad battery. If you need to replace your battery, you can book a service appointment at Royal Moore Toyota today.

Your Toyota needs a good set of tires for both safety and performance. Fortunately, there are a few clear signs that it's time to drive over to the Toyota dealer for some new tires. Your Tires Are Losing Air Pressure If one or more of your tires constantly needs more air, you probably have a leak. Some leaks can be repaired, so you should have your tires inspected. Your Tread Depth Is Too Low If your tread gets too low, your tires can't get a grip. The minimum safe level for tire tread is 2/32 of an inch. You can easily check whether your tires are too worn with the nearest penny. Insert the penny into the tire tread with Abraham Lincoln upside down. If you can see the top of his head over your tire tread, it's time for a new set of tires. more You Can See the Tread Wear Indicators Modern tires have tread wear indicator bars molded into them. These are smooth rubber bars that begin at the bottom of your tread groove. As your tire wears down, these bars become easier to see. Once they reach the surface of your tires, it's time to replace them. Your Sidewall is Cracked or Damaged Damage to the sidewall of your tire cannot be repaired. Check your tires for cracks, cuts, or damage that looks deeper than surface level. Sidewall damage can lead to leaks or blowouts. Your Tire Has Bulges or Blisters These are weak spots, often formed due to damage to the tire from hitting a pothole or curb. Blisters on your tire put you at risk for a blowout, so you should not drive your car if you notice one. Your Tires Have Mismatched Wear Patterns If the tread on one tire is more worn than the others, or you notice one edge of a tire looks newer than the other, your tires have worn down unevenly. This is usually caused by neglecting tire rotations, but it can also happen if you drive too long on underinflated tires. Your Tires Are Just Old Even if you rarely drive on your tires, they will eventually wear out. Rubber compounds break down over time, leaving your tires more brittle and less able to grip the road. Most tires should be replaced by the time they are six years old. Visit Your Toyota Dealer for New Tires At your local dealership, we have tires that are the perfect fit for your model. Our technicians will ensure that your tires are properly mounted, balanced, and inflated before you drive away. Take tire maintenance seriously to avoid being left on the side of the road with a flat. Call Royal Moore Toyota to schedule your next tire inspection.

They're one of the most essential safety features on your vehicle, but most drivers don't give much thought to their headlights until they're no longer working. How can you tell when it's time for new headlights from your Toyota dealer? There are several signs to watch for. 5 Signs You Need New Headlights From Your Toyota Dealer 1. Your Headlights Flicker If your headlights are flickering like a candle in the wind, it's time to schedule an appointment to have our service department check things out. Flickering is often one of the first signs that your headlights may be near the end of their life and that the bulb's filament is worn out. Headlight flickering can also sometimes signal a faulty battery connection. Our service department can quickly and easily diagnose the issue and perform the appropriate repair. 2. Your Headlights Aren't As Bright Headlights sometimes lose their brightness as they age, making them dimmer. If you're having more trouble seeing road signs and darkened streets, or if your lights just don't seem as bright as they once did, you may be due for a replacement. more 3. Your Lights Have a Foggy, Yellowish Tint When functioning properly, your headlights should emit clear, direct beams of light. If the lights have taken on a foggy, yellowish glow, they may be due for either replacement or cleaning. Debris kicked up from the road can sometimes damage the lights or create a dirty film on the plastic lenses that cover the lights, resulting in a yellowish glow. Our service department can remove the lenses and clean and buff them, improving the performance of your lights. 4. Your High Beams or Low Beams Don't Work If your regular headlights are working but nothing happens when you switch on your high beams, or if your high beams are working, but your regular beams aren't, there may be an issue with your headlight bulbs, wiring, sockets, or switch. Having both the regular beams and high beams is necessary for the safe functioning of your vehicle. 5. You Keep Blowing Fuses If your headlights consistently burn out, or if you frequently blow fuses, your headlight assembly, lighting switch, and fuses need to be checked. The frequent loss of lights could be a sign that there is a larger electrical problem that can't be addressed with a new headlight. Headlights typically last about five years, so if your headlights often fail to hit the five-year mark, that may be a sign of a deeper issue. If your headlights are acting up, don't put off having the issue addressed. Headlight services are generally quick and convenient, and you'll be back on the road in no time. When you're ready to schedule your next service appointment, call Royal Moore Toyota.

Taking on both rugged off-road terrains and highways without breaking a sweat, the 2023 Toyota Highlander Hybrid is as versatile as it is stylish and now here at your local Toyota dealership. In addition to offering exceptional performance and the fuel efficiency of a gas-electric vehicle, this edition comes with a comfortable interior that seats up to eight. At a Glance: The 2023 Toyota Highlander Hybrid at Your Toyota Dealership Fuel-Savvy Performance Under the hood of every 2023 Highlander Hybrid is a turbocharged 2.5-liter I4 engine that integrates with a gas-electric powertrain to produce 243 horsepower alongside excellent fuel economy, with an estimated 36 MPG in combined city and highway mileage achievable. Pairing with this engine is a continuously variable transmission, which is electronically controlled and provides seamless, adaptable shifting for smooth rides at all speeds. While front-wheel drive is standard, all-wheel drive is available to help you tackle both off-road trails and slippery conditions, and this versatility is taken to the next level with Drive Mode Select, an optimization feature that lets you switch the vehicle from Normal to Trail, Sport, Eco, or EV mode with the push of a button. more Comforts and Entertainment Inside the cabin, the available heated and ventilated front-row seats are sure to be appreciated when climbing in during rough weather conditions, and the tri-zone climate control perfectly complements this by letting you and your passengers choose different temperatures for your sides of the cabin. The second-row seats can be fully reclined, and the panoramic moonroof is perfect for awe-inspiring views on starry nights. Up front, the available 12.3-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen not only provides both wireless Apple and Android connectivity but also access to music from various sources, including SiriusXM satellite radio channels. Sophisticated Safety Monitoring Advanced technology can also be found in many of the safety-monitoring features offered for this SUV, like Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, which not only guards over the sides of your vehicle to notify you of nearby hazards but also keeps an eye on the area just behind you on highways as well. Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Braking is also convenient, as it warns you if you need to slow down to avoid a collision and automatically applies the brakes if you don't, ​and the Dynamic Radar ​Cruise Control can help you stay distanced from other vehicles by setting a pre-selected distance while also choosing a preferred cruising speed. Thanks to its impressive versatility, fuel-saving hybrid powertrain, and both premium tech and comfort features, the 2023 Highlander Hybrid is an SUV like no other. Come hop into the driver's seat and see everything else that's made this edition popular with drivers by contacting us today at Royal Moore Toyota.