2026 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition Overview
The Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition package blends western ranch styling with modern luxury and serious truck capability. This flagship model combines authentic Texas ranching heritage with cutting-edge engineering. At Keith Pierson Toyota, we’ve compiled a breakdown for Jacksonville drivers who are looking for comfort and real-world truck performance. Whether navigating downtown districts, hauling equipment, or heading to weekend adventures, the 1794 Edition delivers ranch-inspired styling alongside tough performance for Florida’s unique challenges.
Exclusive Interior Materials and Craftsmanship
The Tundra 1794 Edition’s Saddle Tan leather-trimmed seats with premium western-style stitching immediately set it apart, while the American walnut wood grain finish creates an authentic ranch atmosphere. These materials are classy without being pretentious.
Heated and ventilated front seats are a lifesaver during Jacksonville’s sticky summers and chilly January mornings. Dual-zone climate control allows the driver and passenger to choose their perfect temperature. With 41.6 inches of rear legroom, passengers are comfortably accommodated, and the rear underseat storage compartment keeps essentials within reach.
This vehicle is a luxury, well-made, solid truck with properly treated materials, such as the leather and wood finishes, that can withstand Florida’s brutal year-round conditions. Check our Tundra 1794 inventory, and if we don’t have what you’re looking for, ask our sales team about ordering.
Premium Technology and Comfort Features
The Toyota 1794 Edition features a 14-inch high-resolution touch screen that supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster offers customizable displays, while a head-up display projects speed and directions onto the windshield. Music, podcasts, and navigation stay front and center, while the JBL premium 12-speaker audio system delivers concert-quality sound during Jacksonville commutes.
Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 includes precollision braking, lane-keeping assistance, adaptive cruise control for stop-and-go traffic, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and a 360-degree camera system for tight maneuvering and trailer backing.
Daily conveniences make life easier with features such as a wireless charging pad, a smart keyless system with remote keyless entry, lock, unlock, and panic, and a push-button start. Auto-dimming mirrors prevent headlight glare, and rain-sensing wipers automatically adjust speed based on the severity of Florida’s downpours.
Powertrain, Towing, and Off-Road Options
Available in rear-wheel drive (RWD) or four-wheel drive (4WD), the 1794 Edition is powered by a 3.4L twin-turbo V-6 producing 389 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque and is paired with a 10-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission. The maximum towing capacity with RWD is 11,310 pounds and 11,050 with 4WD. The 1794 Edition has a 5.5-foot bed and a payload capacity of 1,575 pounds with RWD and 1,545 pounds with 4WD. Trailer backup assist and specialized camera views make towing easier, while the integrated hitch includes the correct wiring connections.
Driving is convenient with the standard driving modes: Eco, Normal, Sport, and Tow/Haul. The available TRD Off-Road suspension package includes Bilstein shocks, an electronic rear differential lock, and skid plates. Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control, and Downhill Assist Control in this package make off-roading much simpler.
Exterior Styling and Western-Inspired Details
The name, 1794, honors the founding year of the Texas ranch that assembles these trucks. This historical connection to authentic western ranching heritage gives the Tundra 1794 Edition a distinctive western character, which justifies its premium price. Chrome accents highlight the front grille, and LED headlight and taillight assemblies are distinguishing features.
Exclusive 1794 Edition alloy wheels give the truck a confident stance, while the ranch-theme color options of earthy tones in browns and grays complement the chrome details and interior wood accents. Design details, such as the exterior color-matched door handles, mirror caps, and window surrounds, create visual cohesion.
Power running boards deploy when you open the doors, making exit and entry easier, and close flush with the body for better ground clearance and aerodynamics while driving. Toyota has succeeded in creating an authentic Western aesthetic without falling into cowboy kitsch.
Why Jacksonville Drivers Love the 1794 Edition
If you’re towing a boat over the Buckman Bridge or caught in summer downpours on I-95, the Tundra 1794’s drive modes adjust to whatever you’re dealing with. Humidity in Jacksonville rarely drops below 60% and often exceeds 80%, and salty Atlantic air and temperature fluctuations need a truck bed that resists rust and dents. This is where the Tundra’s composite bed shines, and it’s also lighter and stronger than a steel bed, and the tie-down cleats are built right in.
A 120-volt power outlet turns your truck into a mobile workshop, while the wide tailgate opening simplifies loading. Fuel efficiency is important with Jacksonville’s sprawl, and the 1794 has good mileage for a full-size truck. The RWD variant has an EPA-estimated 18 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on the highway, while the 4WD delivers 17 mpg in the city and 22 mpg on the highway. All this, and the truck’s size is manageable in mall parking or downtown streets. Consider applying for preapproval online, or explore our trade-in trade-up options.
Experience Luxury and Power at Keith Pierson Toyota
If you’re looking for a Tundra luxury truck, the 1794 Edition is the ideal mix between a fancy truck and workhorse capability. Keith Pierson Toyota is a family-owned dealership, and because Keith lives in North Florida, we’ll treat you like a neighbor. Reading the specs only tells you so much, as you need to sit in it, feel the materials, and see how it handles the Jacksonville roads you use daily. Visit or contact us to schedule a test-drive, where our team is eager to show you everything the 1794 Edition can do.
Jacksonville drivers weighing their options between compact SUVs often find themselves in the classic Toyota RAV4 vs. Honda CR-V debate. Families, young workers, and retirees in Northeast Florida are looking for something both affordable and reliable, and both vehicles have their merits. At Keith Pierson Toyota, we’ll explain why we believe the 2026 Toyota RAV4 is the option for drivers negotiating Florida’s coastal climate and weather fluctuations.
Performance and Hybrid Options
The 2026 Toyota RAV4 offers two electrified powertrains: a standard hybrid with a choice of front-wheel drive (FWD) or all-wheel drive (AWD) and a plug-in hybrid exclusively with AWD. Both versions feature a 2.5-liter Atkinson-cycle four-cylinder engine and two electric motors paired with an electric variable transmission. The hybrid FWD produces 226 horsepower, the hyrbid AWD 236 horsepower, and the plug-in hybrid AWD 320 horsepower. The RAV4’s maximum towing capacity is 3,500 pounds when properly equipped.
Honda’s 2026 CR-V offers both gas and hybrid powertrains. The hybrid pairs a 2.0-liter Atkinson-cycle four-cylinder with two electric motors and generates 204 horsepower, while the turbo 1.5-liter produces 190 horsepower, but neither matches the RAV4’s punch. The CR-V Hybrid comes standard with FWD, and AWD is optional but standard on higher trims. The CR-V’s 1500-pound maximum towing capacity makes it less than ideal for boating trips to Cedar Point.
EPA ratings are unavailable for 2026, but the new RAV4 hybrid has a manufacturer-estimated 44 mpg combined with FWD, and Toyota projects the plug-in hybrid to get up to 107 MPGe with an all-electric range of up to 52 miles. The 2026 CR-V achieves an EPA-estimated 40 mpg combined for FWD. Car and Driver’s real-time testing had the RAV4 AWD hybrid accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in 7.1 seconds, the plug-in hybrid in 5.2 seconds, and the Honda CR-V in 7.9 seconds.
Safety and Driver-Assistance Features
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has selected the 2026 RAV4 hybrid for testing on its advanced safety system. Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 is standard on the RAV4 and features advanced systems such as precollision with pedestrian detection, lane departure alerts, full-speed range dynamic radar cruise control, trailer sway control, and a blind-spot monitor. Whether you’re stuck downtown, cruising the highway, or adapting to changing weather conditions, these systems work together seamlessly.
Honda Sensing safety technology includes precollision with enhanced night vision, lane departure with steering correction, adaptive cruise control that functions in stop-and-go traffic, and sign assist. The CR-V also incorporates collision mitigation and road departure mitigation for extra safety. While both SUVs come equipped with strong safety technology, Toyota’s updated suite gives the RAV4 a slight edge.
Interior Space, Comfort, and Technology
The 2026 RAV4 features a new 12.3-inch digital cluster, along with a standard 10.9-inch touch screen or a 14.6-inch screen available on higher trims. Measuring 181 inches in length (182 inches for the Woodland), its 105-inch wheelbase ensures a smooth ride on Jacksonville’s roughest roads. Five passengers fit comfortably in the 98.9-cubic-foot passenger area, and the rear seats fold flat to give you a total of 70.4 cubic feet of cargo room.
In comparison, the CR-V Hybrid offers 103.5 cubic feet of passenger volume with 41.3 inches of front legroom and 40.4 inches in the back. It provides class-leading space for five passengers with a maximum cargo area of 76.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded. Standard features on the CR-V include a 9-inch touch screen with Google built-in and wireless charging.
Value, Pricing, and Toyota Resale Strength
Honda’s lower starting MSRP price of $30,920 for the entry-level gas CR-V and $35,630 for the Sport Hybrid might tempt you. Toyota announced that the RAV4’s MSRP will start at $31,900 for the Hybrid FWD model. The RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid pricing will be available in early 2026, but it’s expected to start in the high $40,000 range. Toyota’s lineup of electric vehicles provides eco-conscious drivers with an opportunity to find an SUV that meets both their budget and needs. Consider contacting our finance department to explore your financing options.
Both hybrid SUVs come with three-year/36,000-mile basic and eight-year/100,000-mile hybrid component warranties, although Toyota adds a 10-year/150,000-mile battery warranty. Gas CR-Vs come with a three-year/36,000-mile limited warranty and a five-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty, free maintenance for one year/12,000 miles, and three years of roadside assistance.
Toyota’s excellent resale value and reliability make the RAV4 the smarter long-term investment for Jacksonville drivers. According to Kelly Blue Book valuations, a 2020 RAV4 typically has a resale value of $18,459, with a trade-in value of $16,367 depending on condition.
Final Verdict for Jacksonville Drivers
In this 2026 RAV4 comparison, both SUVs offer strong options. For us, the RAV4’s Dynamic Torque Vectoring AWD grips roads better, especially the Woodland Edition, which easily manages beach trips, Florida’s downpours, and rugged camping spots. The CR-V’s AWD is adequate for light rain and sandy roads but lacks muscle for true off-roading or storm flooding.
Experience the 2026 RAV4 at Keith Pierson Toyota
At Keith Pierson Toyota, we’ve built a reputation in Jacksonville, and when you combine Toyota’s bulletproof quality with our customer-first approach, you get the ideal place to find your perfect 2026 RAV4. If you’re ready to see why the best compact SUV in 2026 is the RAV4, visit our Jacksonville dealership to see our 2026 lineup or contact us to book a test-drive. Our team understands Florida’s driving conditions and is happy to answer questions from fuel economy to leasing options.
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