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
Unless you know someone who knows someone, chances are you will just have to wait around like all the rest of the plebeians to get a taste of the Toyota Prius plug-in set to go on sale in 2012. While everyone takes a minute to manically scroll through their PDAs (didn’t that Toyota Kenosha dealer say he’d owe you a major if you bought that ’98 Avalon from him?), let it be known you’re really gonna need to know a guy because Toyota Motor Sales has announced they will be loaning only 150 of the Prius plug-in prototypes to various organizations around the country. … Continue Reading
Wrigley Field means a variety of things to different people. To veracious Cubs fans it stands for their undying belief in their beloved team, good times with good friends, and refreshing summer ale. To people who are lucky enough to have it part of their community, it is a true and beautiful landmark.
With the recent woes some Toyota drivers have experienced in recent months, one might think traffic would be way down at your Classic Toyota dealership! This is definitely not the case, based on sales numbers for May 2010. Let’s see what the company is reporting. … Continue Reading
If the need for an alternative to conventional petroleum fuel at one time felt only like a talking point in the auto industry, Toyota now seems determined to establish it as a company philosophy. Over the next few years Toyota plans to introduce eight new hybrid models. These will either be all-new dedicated hybrids or all-new hybrids of existing gas engine models; not merely updates to hybrids already on the road. A lot has been written and said about Toyota recently, and it’s been admittedly difficult to separate the truth from hearsay, but one thing remains unambiguous about the Japanese automaker: the scope of its ambition. … Continue Reading
