Meet the 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser: The Off-Road Icon Returns

The 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser makes an exciting debut with its iconic off-road-ready attitude and premium upgrades in every category. With its unique interior layout for extra cargo space and a modern look that honors its legendary roots, this all-terrain icon is ready for a new generation of explorers. Meet the Adventure-Ready 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser The Outside The lineup's base model, the Land Cruiser 1958, honors the model year of the very first Cruiser. The 1958 trim proudly features classic heritage-inspired circular LED main headlights, a black Toyota heritage grille, and a Land Cruiser badge. Always ready for adventure, both models in the 2025 lineup come standard with mudguards, rain-sensing aerodynamic automatic windshield wipers, tow hooks at the front and rear, and protective skid plates. more The top trim replaces the round LED headlamps with rectangular ones and adds roof rails, running boards, color-selectable LED fog lights, and a power-adjustable liftgate with jam protection. All models this year come equipped with integrated LED daytime running lights, deep-tinted privacy glass on the rear windows and liftgate, and the Smart Key entry system. The Cabin The Land Cruiser's ultra-spacious cabin offers more than 46 cubic feet of cargo space with all five seats occupied, expanding to over 82 cubic feet when the second-row bench is folded down. The Cruiser's seating layout includes fabric-trimmed front seats with heating functions and six-way manual adjustments, along with a three-occupant cloth-trimmed bench in the rear. In the base model, you'll also find six USB ports, a seven-inch reconfigurable digital gauge cluster, tri-zone automatic climate control, an auto-dimming interior rearview mirror, and no fewer than 12 beverage holders. The higher trim upgrades the instrument cluster to 12.3 inches, adds durable all-weather floor liners, swaps the cloth upholstery for SofTex, and offers the option for a wireless charging pad and a Head-Up Display. A Look at the Newest Land Cruiser's Mechanics Both Land Cruisers this year house a 2.4-liter turbocharged i-FORCE MAX inline four-cylinder hybrid engine, capable of delivering 326 net horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque. The hybrid's nickel-metal hydride battery is rated at 288 volts with a 1.87 kWh capacity. The lineup's standard Drive Mode Select program includes Normal, Sport, Snow, and Eco modes to help you effortlessly navigate any condition on any terrain. Both models boast a full-time four-wheel-drive system with a Torsen limited-slip center differential, Active Traction Control, and electronically controlled locking center and rear differentials. From its heritage-inspired front bumper to its modernized and carefully crafted interior, the 2025 Land Cruiser proudly showcases Toyota's continued commitment to quality. Stop by our dealership here at Marianna Toyota in Marianna, FL, if you're looking for rugged capability, spacious design, and head-turning style in your next ride.

The 2025 Toyota Sequoia is the largest SUV that Toyota has to offer, boasting an inviting three-row cabin and numerous amenities. It's also powerful and capable thanks to its hybrid system and beefy chassis. Let's take a look at each of the Sequoia's variants. Exploring the Trim Levels of the 2025 Toyota Sequoia: Full-Size SUV Power SR5 The Sequoia stands out from its competitors with an exceptionally equipped base model. You'll be able to take advantage of a robust powertrain coming in the form of the SR5's 437-hp 3.4L i-FORCE MAX Twin-Turbo V6 Hybrid that's paired to a 10-speed automatic transmission. A torque output of 583 lb-ft and available 4-wheel drive promise excellent off-roading performance. more An impressive list of equipment continues within the attractive and spacious cabin. Desirable standard amenities include 8-way power-adjustable and heated front seats and a power moonroof with sliding sunshade. The available SR5 Premium Package adds plush SofTex upholstery and a hands-free power liftgate. Limited Identified by its gray metallic front grille and gray overfenders, the Limited model builds on the SR5's features by offering a driver memory system, ventilation for the front seats, and larger 20-inch wheels. SofTex-wrapped seats and a heated steering wheel become standard on this trim, plus the standard 8-inch touchscreen grows to a whopping 14 inches. Platinum Buyers can consider the Platinum to be the first Sequoia trim that focuses on delivering an especially luxurious ride. While it sports a dark chrome-finished grille and standard 4-wheel drive, the cabin gets upgraded with genuine leather upholstery featuring beautiful contrast stitching and a massage function for those seated in front. A standard 14-speaker JBL sound system is certain to please music lovers. TRD Pro If you're an avid off-roader, you'll find that the TRD Pro has all the rugged enhancements you could ask for and more! It complements its 4-wheel-drive system with Falken WILDPEAK all-terrain tires and a strengthened suspension that includes 2.5-inch FOX coilovers and rear remote-reservoir shock absorbers. There's also the trim's standard Multi-Terrain Select system that has multiple drive modes for optimized handling in different types of terrain. 1794 Edition Distinctive for its Western-inspired details, the 1794 Edition is new for the 2025 model year. Its exterior gets plenty of chrome accents and brightly colored machined-finished alloy wheels. Inside, passengers will be greeted by Saddle Tan leather seats and American walnut trim that includes "1794 Edition" laser-etched into the dashboard. This model shares many of the Platinum's deluxe creature comforts. Capstone The Capstone sits at the very top of the lineup, similarly equipped to the Platinum and 1794 Edition while introducing even more goodies. These include standard 22-inch wheels, automatic power-extending running boards, and semi-aniline leather upholstery. Like other Sequoias, the Capstone has an acoustic laminated windshield for reduced cabin noise, but its front side windows receive the same treatment, as well. A varied selection of trims means that the Toyota Sequoia is a compelling SUV for any driver. Contact Marianna Toyota in Marianna, FL today to learn more and set up a test drive!

Have you ever seen inside an automatic transmission? These vital vehicle components are wonderfully complex, containing hundreds of parts. They're also far easier to repair when you catch a fault early. So, here are the key symptoms of a car in need of immediate transmission service at your Toyota dealership. 6 Signs Your Toyota Needs a Transmission Service Hesitant Acceleration Acceleration requires smooth shifting up through the gears. When you step on the gas, if your car revs but seems hesitant to gain speed, your transmission might have low fluid, worn gears, or another problem. At first, you might just experience a momentary delay of a few seconds before the new gear locks into place and the car finally accelerates. If this happens, have your transmission and its fluid checked before the problem worsens. more Sudden Vehicle Lunging When transmission fluid is neglected and becomes old or contaminated, lubrication diminishes, and the gearbox starts to act strangely. You might find your car suddenly jolting or lunging when you try to shift gears or even when you're not shifting gears at all. Gearbox Slips into Neutral One of the more hazardous symptoms of a transmission fault is slipping gears. Here, your gearbox might pop suddenly into neutral on its own, robbing the wheels of engine power. Slipping gears can also shift up or down on their own. This kind of serious issue may result from a worn-out clutch or transmission band, rounded-out gears, or a bad solenoid. Gears Growling Noisily Poorly lubricated, misaligned, or damaged planetary gear systems can generate growling sounds as the gears struggle against each other. Transmission linkage components can also cause a growling sound, as can worn-out shift forks, bearings, or synchronizer rings. A technician will need to figure out and repair the underlying source of your car's grinding gears. Quiet Whining Sounds While less jarring than metallic growling, quiet whining may also indicate serious transmission trouble. With whining, a blocked line or filter, a bad pump, or low fluid may be causing harm inside the gearbox that will rapidly worsen if not promptly repaired. Hot Burning Fluid Smell Transmission faults most commonly stem from low or degrading fluid. This fluid is essential for lubricating, cleaning, and maintaining hydraulic pressure inside the gearbox system. If your transmission fluid becomes old or contaminated, friction will surge and the gearbox will start to overheat. This starts to burn the remaining fluid, further reducing its volume and exacerbating the problem. If this happens, you're likely to detect a burning smell from inside the cabin. Let the Specialists at Your Toyota Dealership Fix Your Transmission Our technicians are all highly experienced and factory-trained on Toyota vehicles. This means we know your particular model extremely well and can more quickly, effectively, and cost-efficiently diagnose and repair transmission malfunctions. Bring your car along to Marianna Toyota in Marianna, FL, today to have it running like new once more.