About 90 people die in car accidents every day in the United States. When you’re looking to buy a new car, safety ratings might not be the first thing on your mind. But they should be. In a car with a safety rating of “good”, drivers are 70% less likely to die in an accident than in a car with […]

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Fuel efficiency, safety, and style are some of the top priorities for most people when choosing a new vehicle. The 2021 Toyota Highlander is all of that and then some. In this article, we’ll explore all the features that make the Highlander one of the most popular vehicles of 2021. And you’ll understand why it […]

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Nothing beats getting out on the open road on weekends and holidays and finding a great camping spot. Come Friday, you just want to grab your Toyota Tacoma or Toyota Tundra and hitch up your trailer or boat, and head to your favorite place. Or, suppose you’re also a Toyota truck owner or looking around […]

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By 2035, all new vehicles in the US will be electric. Think that seems ambitious? Maybe it’s been a while since you’ve purchased a new car. Advancements are being made, doubling, or tripling the efficiency of the previous generation of vehicles. Almost all Toyota vehicles have hybrid counterparts, making minimal sacrifices while ensuring maximum efficiency. But fuel efficiency is just […]

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The Toyota RAV4 is ranked #5 by U.S. News in the “best compact SUV” category. Model after model, there’s a lot of these on the road. Particularly popular among younger drivers, this compact SUV continues to satisfy an appetite for comfort and function. In fact, the RAV4 outsells many other brands and even tops sales among Toyota […]

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