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Some people don’t know how to keep a secret: https://t.co/fcEaeZhMmi #Tundra #LetsGoPlaces pic.twitter.com/xnhA3og0LB

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) June 18, 2021

Last Tuesday, June 15, 2021, Toyota unveiled a heavily cropped video of the all-new 2022 Tundra's iForce Max engine cover. This somewhat cryptic image was actually the first in a series of eight planned releases intended to spark curiosity and excitement for the full-size truck's long-awaited third generation. And here at Ourisman Chantilly Toyota, it certainly piqued our interest.

The second image, shown in the tweet above,

The all-new subcompact crossover will slot between the C-HR and RAV4--Look for it later this year at Ourisman Chantilly Toyota near Washington DC and Arlington, VA

Thanks to its proven reputation for reliability, efficiency, safety, and value, the Toyota Corolla has enjoyed one of the longest continuous production runs in the automotive industry. Over the course of five and a half decades, it has earned its spot as the globe's best-selling vehicle nameplate in history. And this year, Toyota is further expanding the Corolla's scope, carving a niche in the subcompact crossover segment...