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What Technology is in the 2018 Toyota Corolla?
Monday, November 20th, 2017
2018 Toyota Corolla Tech Features
The Toyota Corolla is a high-value bang-for-your-buck vehicle. Not only does it provide industry-leading Toyota reliability, but its versatility and optional hatchback model mean drivers get what they really want out of the Corolla – nothing more and nothing less. (more…)
Should I Get a Car with Fog Lights?
Monday, November 20th, 2017
Fog Lights Benefits
When we start writing about Thanksgiving around these parts, you know that winter isn’t far behind. With winter’s inevitable onslaught of snow, freezing rain and fog, we are going to use our blog to discuss things drivers should know before heading out on roads with less-than-stellar traction. (more…)
Toyota Expands Fuel Cell Concept Line to Consumer Minivan
Friday, October 20th, 2017
Toyota Fine-Comfort Ride Specs and Release Date
In the automotive industry, there are performance-leaders, reliability-leaders and budget-leaders. Call us biased, but we believe Toyota checks all three of these boxes. In fact, it could be argued that all three of these titles are won with the flagship-model 2018 Toyota Camry V6. It’s true, Toyota is no stranger to coming in first on a lot of positive lists.
One of the titles for which you don’t see as much competition as the others is the coveted position of “thought leader.” This title is reserved for manufacturers that are doing more than putting out great automobiles that respond to current market trends, needs and wants. True thought leaders do more than look at the market now, they look ahead. (more…)
Toyota Sets Standard for Zero Emission Trucking with Project Portal
Thursday, October 12th, 2017
Since the introduction of the Toyota Prius, twenty years ago, Toyota has been working hard on hybrid, plug-in hybrid, fully-electric and fuel-cell vehicles. The last one especially has been a charge led by Toyota with vehicles like the Mirai.
Alternative fuel vehicles have been around for awhile, though, and always seem to wind up in similar places. They offer little cargo room, or power, and prevent drivers from traveling very far. That’s all about to change. In an October 12, 2017 press release, Toyota has detailed their work into the future of commercial transportation, namely trucking, through the use of highly-efficient fuel-cell vehicle technology. (more…)