The All-New 2018 Toyota C-HR

 


Toyota is proud to introduce the all-new 2018 C-HR crossover. This vehicle revolutionizes style and mixes it with rebellious spirit. It features agile handling that helps show off its athletic side and it is designed to keep you in command on the inside.

The Toyota C-HR stands for ā€œCoupe High-Riderā€.  Despite this vehicle having four doors and riding lower than a typical crossover. The C-HR features a turbo 2.0-liter four that pumps out 144 horsepower and 140 pound-feet of torque. It has an engine that sends all power to the front wheels via continuously variable transmission (CVT) and it…

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Take a Look at the Redesigned 2018 Toyota Camry

 


The best-selling car in America is getting even better! The 2018 Toyota Camry’s eighth edition sees a total redesign and will feature a newfound sportiness in both performance and style mixed with its traditional dependability. The 2018 Camry will feature aggressive exterior character lines and a low center of gravity. It will also feature a spacious interior with an advanced focus on the driver. The gas and hybrid powertrains will generate more horsepower and a great estimated MPG, as well as Toyota Safety Sense-P that comes standard.

In addition, the 2018 Camry will utilize TNGA (Toyota New Global Architecture…

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Five Holiday Road Trip Tips

 

It’s the holiday season, which means many of us are hitting the road to make our way out to spend time with family and friends. One thing is for sure though. No matter where you’re headed, we want you to arrive safely.

  • Key in getting to where you need to go is making sure that your vehicle has been properly maintained. Make sure to have your tires inspected and your oil changed before taking a long drive.
  • Keep valuables in the trunk or in a covered storage area. Thieves know that people are traveling with extremely valuable presents…
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Toyota Ushers in an Exciting New Chapter with the 2018 C-HR

 


At the Los Angeles Auto Show, Toyota introduced the 2018 C-HR. (Which stands for Coupe High-Rider.) This new vehicle represents a leap forward in not only design, but also in manufacturing and engineering. The 2018 Toyota C-HR will feature a bold, eye-catching style that signals an entirely new direction for Toyota design.

The C-HR will be available in two grades when it launches in the spring of 2017, XLE and XLE Premium. Each will be equipped with a long list of standard premium features that includes 18-inch alloy wheels, dual-zone climate control, supportive bucket seating, 7-inch audio display, and Toyota…

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Scion Has Joined the Toyota Family

 

Scion was established and created by a group of forward-thinking people who wanted to design unique vehicles for a new generation. Scion was designed to stand out from the crown and offered vehicles that appealed to a younger audience, reflecting their own passions.

It was announced earlier this year that the Scion brand would eventually be folded into the Toyota family. Toyota would like to introduce the 2017 Yaris iA (formerly the Scion iA), the…

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The 2017 Toyota Sienna Has More Power and Efficiency

 


The Toyota Sienna pushes the boundaries with its sporty SE trim, but the 2017 model will feature more power and efficiency courtesy of a direct-injection V6 engine and Direct Shift – 8AT, 8-speed automatic transmission. This takes the definition of ā€œSwagger Wagonā€ to an all new level.

The Sienna remains family-friendly however, with a choice of a 7 or 8-seat cabin, up to 150 cu. ft. carrying space, and comprehensive multi-media options. The Sienna also offers…

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Toyoguard Platinum Protects Your Toyota

 


Never get caught off guard by the unexpected. Have peace of mind courtesy of Toyoguard Platinum from Toyota. Toyoguard provides additional services after your ToyotaCareĀ® expires.

ToyotaCareĀ® offers coverage of normal factory scheduled service for your car’s first two years or up to 25,000 miles, whichever comes first.  With Toyoguard Platinum, you will receive additional benefits for various services after ToyotaCareĀ®.

Here are the additional features and benefits you will get when you purchase Toyoguard Platinum.

With Toyoguard Platinum, in addition to the ToyotaCareĀ® scheduled maintenance, you will receive 4 tire rotations. This is available for years 3-4…

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All About the 2017 4Runner TRD Off-Road

 


We bring great news! Joining the incredible off-road credibility of Toyota’s TRD line up will be the 2017 4Runner TRD Off-Road! You will have two grades to choose from, either the TRD Off-Road or the TRD Off-Road Premium and both will offer the Toyota Racing Development branding. The 4Runner allows drivers to take on treacherous terrains, as well as transporting passengers, as well as their stuff.

The TRD Off-Road 4 Runner’s exterior will feature a unique TRD Off-Road badge, as well as black painted wheels. Inside, the vehicle will include a center console that features a carbon fiber…

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Stay Safe On the Road With Properly Working Headlights

 


One of the most common pieces of car maintenance that is so important, but often forgotten about is checking to insure that your vehicles headlights are working properly. Driving when it’s dark out is one of the most dangerous times to drive due to vision being compromised, therefore having headlights that are dim, cloudy, or just not properly lit make things even more difficult.

So, before you hit the road the next time, you will want to make sure to check your vehicle’s headlights and ensure that your visibility is high. If it is not, here are five…

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Take Advantage of the Toyota College Grad Rebate

 

May is here, which means it is time for college graduation! We all know that with graduation means that soon you’ll need to start paying those student loans, so you need to be able to save as much money as you can! For those of you who have recently obtained your college degree, start your new life, and save a little money with an all new Toyota courtesy of Courtesy Toyota of Brandon.

To…

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One of the leading causes of childhood deaths is preventable and you may be doing something incorrectly.  What if you found out that the problem is an issue with your car seat.

Buckle Up for Life is a national safety program from Toyota and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center that educates parents and caregivers about the proper use of car seats, booster seats and seat belts.

Since launching back in 2004, Buckle Up for Life has impacted more than 100,000 people and given more than 60,000 car seats to families in need. But the work is far from over. With Toyota’s support, Buckle Up for Life continues to provide guidance and education throughout the year on BuckleUpforLife.org.

ā€œWhile it’s true that cars and trucks are safer than ever, a properly installed car seat can mean the difference between life and death in a crash,ā€ said Gloria Del Castillo, Senior Specialist of Community Engagement for Buckle Up for Life. ā€œAccording to the CDC, car seats reduce the risk for injury in a crash by 71 to 82 percent for children when compared with seat belt use alone. That’s why Buckle Up for Life is so important and why I’m so inspired to keep expanding the program.ā€

In honor of National Safety Month in June, Buckle Up for Life is sharing expert advice to help families keep their little ones safe.

Here are the Top Car Seat Tips and Techniques from Buckle Up for Life:

  • Use the ā€œInch Testā€ and ā€œPinch Testā€: After you’ve buckled your child into their car seat, pinch the strap near their shoulders. If you can pinch a wrinkle in the fabric, tighten the strap until it is snug. Then grab the car seat at the bottom where it is attached to the car and tug from side to side and front to back. If the seat moves more than an inch in either direction, you need to tighten it.
  • Save the Towels for Your Beach Chair: Car seats can get hot in the summer weather, but don’t place towels between your child and their car seat to keep them cool. That extra material could potentially interfere with the seat’s ability to restrain the child in the event of a crash.
  • Car Seats Expire: Extreme weather changes can be stressful on car seat components. It is best to check the expiration date on your car seat, as the plastic in the seat and the integrity of the fabric in the straps can degrade over time. The expiration date can usually be found on a sticker affixed to the seat or the registration card.
  • Secure Loose Items in the Car: Make sure all loose items are tightly secured in your vehicle. These objects could become projectiles in the event of a crash.
  • Don’t rent a car seat: If you are renting a car this summer, make sure you use your own car seat. When you rent a car seat you don’t know important facts about its history that could affect its ability to protect your child. The good news is that most airlines allow you to check your car seat for free.

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