You may have seen the recent “So Beautiful” commercial for Toyota and thought to yourself, “I know I’ve heard that song before, but what is it?” That kind of thinking can drive a person crazy until they are able to figure out what song it is! Fortunately, we’re here to help you out. To refresh your memory, here is the full version of the commercial we’re referring to: Read the rest of this entry
If you are currently leasing a new Toyota vehicle and nearing the end of your lease term, you are likely considering what to do next. Are you looking to lease a different model? Do you want to purchase the vehicle you’re leasing? What about extending your Toyota lease? Below, we have expanded on some of your options, so you can better determine your next steps. 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
The Toyota Supra retired in 2002. Ever since then, rumors have been swirling regarding the return of the iconic car. The latest batch of new Toyota Supra debut rumors point to the Geneva Motor Show as the site of the cars return, and the final answer to the question of when the 2019 Toyota Supra will be revealed. 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 Supra was a staple in the Toyota lineup from 1978 until 2002, attracting drivers who desired a stylish, performance-tuned fastback coupe without giving an arm and a leg. Recently, the automotive industry has been buzzing about the potential return of the legendary Toyota Supra. Is it really true? Is the Toyota Supra making a comeback? Read the rest of this entry
Although Toyota is renowned for so many outstanding accomplishments, the off-road capability of its vehicles is one of the most notable feats. From a base Tacoma model to a 4Runner TRD Pro, drivers are able to find a durable Toyota equipped with four-wheel drive that is built to take the road less traveled. After purchasing, many Toyota owners take to Instagram or other social media platforms to show off their rugged vehicle. We browsed #toyota4x4 on Instagram, and here are a few of our favorite pictures. Read the rest of this entry
The Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) suite, which is currently standard equipment on nearly the entire Toyota lineup, has proven to be one of the most high-tech collections of safety features. It helps prevent and protect against potential collisions, improving on-road safety for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. Recently, Toyota announced the second generation of Toyota Safety Sense will be include as standard equipment on the majority of its models come mid-2018. Here’s what we know so far about the updates to the latest version of Toyota Safety Sense. Read the rest of this entry
Last night, Toyota debuted a heart-wrenching ad that highlights the sentimental value of a family tree and a daughter’s quest to keep the tree alive. It evokes great emotion and draws attention to the value of family and meaningful memories during the holiday season. It ends with this sentiment: Let’s bring everyone closer this holiday. We invite you to view the touching commercial below as well as learn what song is playing in the background. 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
