The Toyota Tundra has emerged as a safe half-ton after receiving five out of five stars on the NHTSA’s front crash test. If there was ever anything imperfect about the Tundra, there isn’t now. According to Toyota and most truck experts, of course, the Tundra should have always received five stars. At our Toyota Libertyville dealership, we’ve always thought the Tundra was given an unfair score. … Continue Reading
The Prius has been one of Toyota’s biggest sellers for years now. And with its unbeatable fuel efficiency, who could blame buyers for being attracted to it? But to a buyer with horsepower, speed and a little danger in mind, the Prius may not be the best fit. But not to fret, Toyota is out to win the hearts of all with the possible first-ever sports coupe based on the the wildly popular Toyota Prius. Toyota Gurnee dealers have announced that a Prius based sport coupe is in the works as a 2012 model, which will add more power and more style to the most fuel efficient vehicle out on the road today.
When I stopped in to find out more at a local Toyota dealership, Gurnee dealers assured me that this new Prius coupe will have plenty to offer everyone. While the interior will keep many of the same traits as the current Prius, the exterior will get a whole new look. Likely to be a two door, it will boast a unique and fresh style, but will look faster and more sleek than before.
But it will also be faster and more sleek than before. The new coupe will keep the same 1.8 liter engine as the current Prius, but is expected to get more horsepower than before, delivering an even more exciting ride. But with more horsepower comes less fuel efficiency, right? Maybe. The Prius coupe will still be equipped with the Hybrid Synergy Drive, so even with the extra oomph, this new coupe will be extremely green.
If you already own a Prius, Waukegan dealers are sure that you are already excited about this new coupe. This new model will be a dream to drive, and it will keep your “green” friends from nagging you about the environment, which is enough to throw a party for. So stop in to your local Waukegan dealer to find out more about this new Prius-based sport coupe, a car that will keep everybody happy.
My very first car was a Toyota Corolla. It was my parents car originally. When I turned 16 they got a new one and gave me the Corolla, which I soon thereafter named Lola. I loved Lola the Corolla more than any other I’d driven or any other makes and models my friends carted around in. She was simple and gave me everything I needed, as long as I gave her everything she needed. Needless to say, after five years of driving her, combined with the years my parents drove Lola, her time had passed. I moved on to a 1995 Camry named Ned. He was great, but I always longed for Lola’s simple, warm embrace. I’ve moved on to larger cars over the years as I have needed room for family, and I was afraid I’d never feel another Corolla cuddle again. … Continue Reading
A photo from car review site leftlanenews.com shows the 2011 4Runner out for a drive under a thick blanket of mystery. The photo doesn’t give us tons of info, except that the body looks like it could remain very similar to the current 4Runner and the basic body-on-frame engineering will remain. None of that is too surprising, as current model of the 4Runner is a well-liked exterior design. Where everyone is expecting the major changes is on the interior.
Don’t think I’m knocking the current 4Runner. Anyone out there shopping at a Toyota Gurnee dealership for an SUV should give consideration to the 4Runner. No matter what you are looking for in an SUV, chances are this ride will give you what you need.
The fourth-generation, 2009 4Runner is rugged in looks and ability. A trail-craving, tow-capable SUV that can fit seven, the 4Runner is a vehicle that can take on many personalities. Don’t expect the 2011 update to lose any of that brawny capability.
I am actually an owner of a 2008 4Runner that I purchased from Toyota Libertyville dealer. It was an easy decision for me a couple of years ago. Other SUVs did not have what I was looking for when it came to combining errands around town with my love of rugged terrain.
Waukegan Prius fans will be thrilled to learn that due to a great new product and very high demand, Toyota has decided to increase production on the new 2010 Prius.
Receiving 80,000 pre-orders, far more than expected, Toyota was flattered and overwhelmed by the amount of interest shown in the new model. Having only predicted 100,000 sales in all of 2009, the pre-orders alone exceeded all expectations. In order to satisfy all these sales, with extras to spare, Toyota increased production from 43,000 units to 50,000 units per month, a 25 percent increase.
Previously, Toyota had planned on producing 400,000 new 2010 Priuses per year once they are available everywhere. However, with this new increased demand, they have upped their numbers and will now be pumping out around half a million per year.
