Keith Pierson Toyota is your premier new Toyota dealer. Enjoy drives along Florida highways and byways in style behind the wheel of a new Toyota model you love. Get the impressive performance and utility of a new Toyota Tundra truck or take bigger and better family trips when you finance a new Toyota RAV4 SUV. You can also buy a new Toyota Corolla or Camry sedan at Keith Pierson Toyota or explore your Toyota lease options to save big on the new Toyota Highlander SUV. We even have a wide variety of fuel-efficient Toyota hybrid vehicles for sale as well as electric cars like the Toyota Prius that are available to finance. We also pay top dollar for your trade-in vehicle! Buy a new Toyota 4Runner SUV or Tacoma truck for sale at our Toyota dealership Jacksonville, FL!

New Toyota Cars, Trucks & SUVs in Jacksonville

The new car inventory at Keith Pierson Toyota in Jacksonville, Florida, is always changing, and their features and available options advance year after year. Below, we'll cover the advantages of buying new vehicles through Keith Pierson Toyota.

The Pristine Quality of New Toyotas

One of the main advantages of getting a new Toyota is obvious: It recently rolled out of the factory and has none of the issues that used and certified pre-owned vehicles might have. These common issues include mechanical and electrical problems, body damage, and spent mileage. The reliability issues most common to used vehicles are nowhere to be found on a new one.

Top-Tier New Toyota Warranty Coverage

New Toyotas are covered by the company's many factory warranties . Toyota's basic warranty includes three years or 36,000 miles of coverage on all material components other than normal maintenance and wear items. The rust-through coverage lasts for 60 months with unlimited miles for sheet metal components. 

Toyota's powertrain coverage is good for 60 months or 60,000 miles and covers the transmission, engine, drive systems, air bags, and seat belts. Finally, the emissions coverage takes care of Toyota hybrids from 2020 or later. It covers the hybrid battery core for ten years starting from the first date of use or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first.

New Toyotas Have New Tech

Toyota's engineers are adding and upgrading features and options on their models with every passing year. Purchasing a new Toyota grants you access to all of the newest equipment available inside and outside of the cabin. Expect to find more advanced features on infotainment systems that come with new Toyotas, both in screen capabilities and programming. Over the years, Toyotas have gone from basic radios to infotainment systems with Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM radio, voice-recognizing programming, wireless device charging, and more. 

Toyota’s navigation systems have gone from basic GPS units to multifaceted systems covering every aspect of the driving experience, from driving off to safe merging, trailering, and parking. Toyota's safety tech has advanced from the old basic air bag and seatbelt setups to systems that can reduce impact severity during collisions, keep tired drivers in their lane, keep the Toyota cruising at a safe distance from nearby vehicles, and more.

New Toyotas Have More Efficient Engines

Mechanical systems have also seen significant advances within Toyota vehicles over the years. The engine cores that run so many of our model years have gotten more compact, easier to work on, more durable, more powerful, and more efficient. From the massive i-FORCE MAX V35A-FTS engine to the cutting-edge Dynamic Force model, our lineups over the years are proof that our vehicles' driving forces just keep getting better. 

At Keith Pierson Toyota, we know the main long-term vehicle expenditure of any driver is on fuel. The average mpg of a Toyota pickup in 1990 was 19.06 mpg. It has since risen to around double that. The sedan and compact car fuel efficiency increases are even more significant. Our hybrid model engineers have been even more effective at minimizing fuel burn as the miles go by. They tend to have fuel efficiency ratings that are three times better than the old 1990s pickup truck. Sometimes they're even more efficient than that.

New Toyotas Are More Customizable Than Ever

The standard model years are all great with their feature and option layouts, but they can be made even better with Toyota's massive range of performance parts and accessories. Almost every aspect of our vehicles can be enhanced by performance parts or accessories in some way. Being official Toyota performance parts , they'll fit better and operate with more fidelity than after-market parts from other manufacturers. Our performance parts and accessories are made to fit perfectly into their respective vehicles, down to the slightest standard of industry measurement. Let's start where the rubber meets the road.

Toyota Racing Development (TRD) wheels are made of a refined grain aluminum material. They are lighter, better at heat dissipation, and excellent for hard and fast cornering. There is a whole line of TRD products available to buff almost every aspect of the engine core, from performance air intake systems to oil filters, air filters, and exhaust systems. 

You can also get TRD engine blocks. They're constructed based on the lessons learned through feedback from the true pros of Toyota racing: the NASCAR TRD racers. Precision-tuned suspension systems, shocks, springs, and sway bars can be added to many of our vehicles to take them from factory performance to flawless on the road.

Maintenance and Repair Costs Are Low to Nonexistent

Thanks to the above-mentioned warranty coverage, fees for maintenance and some repair costs are ultra-low to zero. The out-of-pocket costs for maintenance and repairs for the average used vehicle amounts to approximately $1,000 a year. That is a lot of money sunk into a used vehicle that could have been used to get a new and far more dependable one. You can even set up your warranty plans to have $0 deductibles in many cases. That is a feature that most non-manufacturer warranty plans don't include. Non-manufacturer deductibles tend to cost drivers $75 to $250 per incident.

New Toyotas Sell at Lower Interest Rates

The average used car interest rate traditionally hovers between eight and nine percent. The average interest rate for new cars is less than half that. Lower interest rates have a significant impact on vehicle costs over time. Keep in mind: the longer the term of the purchase agreement is, the lower the interest rate tends to be. To minimize your interest rate costs, it is, therefore, best to go with a new car at a longer contract term.

Come in and see what we have to offer on the new car lot at Keith Pierson Toyota in Jacksonville, Florida, on your next day off. Our experienced, attentive, and knowledgeable professionals will gladly guide you through all we have to offer, so we can find the ideal Toyota for you. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about our new Toyotas.