It’s no secret that automotive technology is quickly advancing. From innovative driver-assistive features to self-driving cars, there are plenty of vehicle enhancements to be excited about. Toyota is among the cutting-edge automotive brands that are leading the pack in terms of innovation. Let’s take a closer look at Toyota’s latest announcement to add vehicle-to-vehicle (or V2V) technology to all its models. Read the rest of this entry
Shopping for a used vehicle has definitely changed through the years. Ten years ago, we were more concerned about basic safety features and aerodynamic design. Nowadays, advanced technology is the name of the game. So, what features should you prioritize in your used car search? Of course, each shopper will have different preferences in terms of vehicle design, size, comfort, and some other elements. But there’s a lot more to consider. Below, we have listed some of the must-have features that most used car shoppers will want to be looking for. Read the rest of this entry
Along with advanced smartphone connectivity and a variety of infotainment features, Toyota’s new Entune 3.0 system offers several trials and subscriptions for drivers to take advantage of. After the complimentary trial period, Toyota owners can opt to subscribe and enjoy the features long-term. Check out the trials included with Toyota Entune 3.0 as well as subscription options below. Read the rest of this entry
One of the most exciting aspects of all-new models is the new technology they offer. Fortunately, Toyota does not hold back in this area. As such, the new-and-improved 2019 Toyota RAV4 comes with a variety of new technology features aimed at improving convenience, safety, and entertainment on the road. Learn more about the new tech elements in the 2019 RAV4, which are outlined below. Read the rest of this entry
When purchasing a vehicle, it’s important to consider the entertainment and multimedia options that are available. You want to be sure you’re getting a car that checks all the boxes, including keeping you and your passengers entertained on the road. That’s why we wanted to highlight the various audio-streaming options in the 2018 Toyota Camry. Read the rest of this entry
In addition to Toyota Safety Sense and the Star Safety System, Toyota has a few other safety technologies for drivers to be aware of. Toyota’s Blind Spot Monitoring feature includes a Blind Spot Monitor and Rear Cross Traffic Alert to help detect and alert you to vehicles in your blind spot. Let’s take a closer look at how these features work and how you can use them to improve safety on the road. Read the rest of this entry
If you like the idea of being able to control certain features of your vehicle remotely, then the Toyota Remote Connect feature is perfect for you. Toyota Remote Connect is available on most new Toyota models via Entune™ 3.0 Audio Plus and Premium Audio and comes with a 6-month complimentary trial on equipped vehicles. To utilize this feature via the new Entune™ 3.0 system, you’ll need to follow the instructions below. Read the rest of this entry
At the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Toyota unveiled its partnership with Amazon as well as plans to incorporate Amazon Alexa capability into its lineup. The innovative technology allows users to access information and utilize features using verbal commands. Although Amazon Alexa is currently available for in-home use, expanding capability to vehicles opens up a wide array of possibilities. Read the rest of this entry
The Toyota lineup is known for offering a wide array of high-tech features aimed at improving convenience, safety, and entertainment on the road. Available in most recent Toyota models are various Entune™ infotainment systems. Drivers are able to choose from a few different systems, depending on the vehicle trim, and each features its own unique set of elements. Here are the main differences and similarities between Toyota Entune™ Audio and Entune™ Audio Plus. Read the rest of this entry
Recently Toyota Research Institute released a video showcasing its Guardian and Chauffer platforms for autonomous driving. Guardian is for drivers who will mostly be in control of the vehicle, but it is designed to intervene if necessary. Chauffeur, on the other hand, is primarily autonomous and can detect all kinds of obstacles on the road, including unique situations and those that regular drivers may be unable to see. Check out the video below to see how Toyota’s futuristic autonomous technology is built to improve safety and convenience on the road. Read the rest of this entry
