Safety is a top priority at Toyota and as a brand we’re constantly striving to offer our customers the latest and most advanced technology available. Today your friends at the leading local Toyota Service Center and dealership would like to take some time to talk about what’s new in safety and to let you know what you have to look forward to from our brand. We think you’ll be excited! … Continue Reading
Automakers in the US are facing the reality that Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards are changing. Change is always difficult but since our CAFE standards were in one place for twenty years the increase seems especially significant. Some automakers are resistant to these increases, but not Toyota! … Continue Reading
If you’re like me, you need a vehicle that can keep up with your busy lifestyle. There’s no vehicle that’s better suited for this role than the Sienna minivan. With the 2011 Sienna from Toyota, Staten Island drivers will find that they can do so much more than they could with any other vehicle! Here are just a few (of the many) things you can do with your 2011 Toyota Sienna: … Continue Reading
Let’s face it, most of us are superficial and like fitting in with the crowd. We like to have the latest trends, fashions, and styles. We pay attention to what kind of handbag our neighbor uses, what kind of suit our co-worker is wearing, and what color our neighbor’s hair is. The same goes for cars and the first thing most of us notice about a vehicle is its color. This fact is very important to the companies responsible for painting our vehicles. One such manufacturer is DuPont. They are so interested in vehicle colors that they conduct research to find the “world’s most popular car color.” … Continue Reading
“Sudden unintended acceleration” might sound like a potential side effect for one of the prescription drug advertisements you see on TV these days, but in fact, if you do feel you are experiencing it, you should call your dealer (as in new and used car dealership) before you have to call your doctor. In the last few months, Toyota Motor Corp has dominated the auto industry headlines for the wrong reasons. They have had to recall about 6 million vehicles in the U.S. for mainly “sudden unintended acceleration” caused by a sticking accelerator pedal. There are reports that as many as 52 deaths are linked to these issues since 2000. And then if that’s not bad enough, the latest development for the embattled auto giant is that there could be steering issues on the Corolla subcompacts. When it rains it pours. … Continue Reading
