Levitron to supply EV equipment

Here at Toyota, we are very excited about the ever-expanding plethora of new technologies that we are able to offer our customers. One of these technologies has to do with alternative means of powering our vehicles and it comes in the form on an all-electric vehicle – otherwise known at the EV. Toyota Motor Sales of U.S.A. recently made a significant announcement regarding the all-electric technology when they said that Leviton was selected as an approved Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) provider for Toyota customers and dealers! … Continue Reading

Toyota Camry emerges victorious over Honda Accord

Toyota is doing better.  This we do know.  Thanks to a rigorous public relations campaign that earlier in the year flooded the airways with pro-Toyota sentiment when news was bleak, and more importantly, a bold incentives program, including zero percent financing and subsidized leases on many of their popular vehicles, North American sales in April were reportedly up as much as 30%.  But despite the positive vibes and strong sales numbers, there are still some bumps for the Japanese giant. … Continue Reading

Toyota profits last year set high expectations for 2010

Based on the financial results of the last fiscal year ending in March 2009, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) predicted a consolidated net revenue for fiscal year ending in March 2010 of 16.5 trillion yen and vehicle sales of 6.5 million units. TMC’s financial expectations for this year seemed like a stretch primarily because of the direct hit the automotive industry has taken due to this economy, but also because TMC’s profits suffered a severe decrease from fiscal year 2008 to 2009. Nevertheless, Newark new Toyota dealer was right to be confident in their inventory and in TMC.

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Can the Prius get greener?

Toyota is taking sustainable mobility one step further with the Prius Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle (PHV), an eco-upgraded derivative of the Prius Hybrid. Despite the Prius Hybrid’s fuel efficiency, ultra-low emissions, and high gas mileage endured by a gasoline-electric motor, Toyota discovered a way to  go even ‘greener’ while enhancing performance.

Used cars NJ dealers feel that drivers are most drawn to the Prius Hybrid’s environmentally conscious allure. While the vehicle leaves less of a carbon footprint on the environment when operating in electric-only mode, it requires gasoline to charge the battery that powers the electric motor. The PHV will also draw electrical power from a battery, but will enable drivers to plug in the vehicle to charge the battery with electricity. The PHV’s ability to supplement gasoline with electricity is a greener alternative which enables the same electric-only mode. … Continue Reading

Successful incentive plan is a welcomed change for Toyota

Toyota recently posted strong sales numbers in March that increased 35% over the previous year, besting both Ford and GM for that time period.  Wait, wasn’t there something in the news recently about Toyota vehicle recalls north of 2 million, government testimonies, and a collapse in public faith over the Japanese automaker that used to always finish first in brand loyalty polls?  … Continue Reading