Most of us know that Twitter is an internet based social networking and blogging phenomenon that allows for instant updates regarding all types of information. The most recent company to hop on the Twitter band-wagon is Toyota. So, if you are in the market to purchase a brand new car from Toyota Kenosha or used cars Kenosha, you will want to spend some time on Twitter.
It is easy to believe the scare tactics put forth by the media regarding Toyota and the Prius accelerator situation. But those easily swayed should be wary of the research and bias behind some major news stories. Take for example, this story about ABC, and keep it in mind the next time you pass your Toyota Kenosha dealership. … Continue Reading
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
As an avid environmentalist, I immediately latched onto the hype surrounding the Toyota Prius when it was released a few years ago. The car was stylish and efficient – a combination that at that time was essentially a non-entity. With new announcements from other major manufacturers across the industry, Toyota is trying to stay at the forefront of the eco-friendly driving movement.
A recent announcement from the Japanese manufacturer claims Toyota will begin mass-producing plug-in hybrid vehicles as early as 2012, producing between 20,000-30,000 cars in the first year. While the company hasn’t announced how many of those will reach the U.S., you can bet many of those cars will be featured on Toyota Kenosha showroom floors.
A lot of people extol the virtues of the Camry and Highlander as the best vehicles in the Toyota lineup. I’ve read that very thing recently on this blog, in fact. It’s not that I disagree, but I feel there is room for one more model in the terrific-Toyota class. And I would argue the Rav4 belongs there.
Why? Because the Toyota Rav4 is still an SUV, but it handles like a car, is tremendously fuel-efficient, and provides all of the cabin space you need in an SUV. The Rav4 remains, as it always has been, the perfect size for just about any SUV buyer. With its length (shorter than a Camry), it is right at home on a sedan platform. This means a less-rigid ride than all of the SUVs on truck platforms provide. … Continue Reading
