2011 Toyota Avalon Review

Ah, the Toyota Avalon.  It’s a solid choice from Toyota and it gets the job done.  According to Toyota’s facts and figures, the average age of someone who drives an Avalon is 64.  That’s not to say that you have to be this age to own one, but the design is catered to a more conservative driver, one who craves a comfortable sedan versus one of the used cars Kenosha drivers may choose.  Let’s take a look at what the 2011 model will get you. … Continue Reading

The Toyota Prius is named of the best used car options by U.S. News

People sometimes think buying a used car is a bad thing.   Many used or “preowned” cars found on the lots of your Toyota Kenosha dealership are in great condition, don’t have a ton of miles on them, and come at a great price.  But, like most things in life, some used models are great, and some, well, not worth your time and money!  … Continue Reading

How does the Toyota Camry stack up against the Honda Accord?

When it comes to purchasing the best and most reliable four-door sedan, two cars come to mind: the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. These two cars have been dominating the roads for the past two decades and it has always been difficult distinguishing which one is the best. The question of why one should choose Toyota over Honda and vice versa remains.

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Toyota’s new type of vehicle: The Swagger Wagon

Toyota’s self-proclaimed “swagger wagon,” or, the 2011 Sienna, features everything you would expect from a mini-van, like superior safety, spacious interior and sliding side doors. Not to mention, it’s stylish and the only minivan available with all-wheel drive. Toyota is certain that the minivan is due for a comeback, and they want you to drive in style and with plenty of room. Check out your Toyota Kenosha dealership for more. … Continue Reading

2010 Toyota 4Runner Review

I took a drive in a 2010 Toyota 4Runner at the new car dealer in Waukegan, and I have to say, I was excited to see how the fifth-generation 4Runner handled herself.  Knowing how I would treat her (taking her across country from Chicago through Colorado and the Rocky Mountains on a yearly trip to Vegas), I cut her no slack, making short stops and turns.  To my surprise, she handled well, even though those at the dealership looked at me a little oddly when I yelled “look out below” and avoided a giant, imaginative chasm.  Hey, you have to see if she can put up with it. … Continue Reading