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
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.
Hi there, everyone! I’m Fred Marks, General Manager of Classic Toyota, and I’ll be starting a monthly feature here on our blog where I take a look at the major developments surrounding the great Toyota brand and our dealership. Within these posts you’ll find my reactions to the biggest Toyota news, how it all affects our business, and most importantly, YOU!
First off, it was very recently announced that U.S. auto-safety regulators found no evidence of defects in any Toyota vehicles claimed to have acceleration issues. This is what we’ve been saying all along – that our used car lots, and vast inventory offer only the best and safest Toyota cars available. Still, it’s great to hear that the head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found no evidence of random acceleration in any Toyota vehicles. We’re not too proud to admit if there’s a problem, but here at Classic Toyota we offer only the best used cars!
Industry experts knew Toyota would have to get creative in the midst of the frenzy of bad press, recalls, and congressional hearings surrounding the automaker this past winter, when sales numbers were dipping and confidence in Toyota was dangerously low. Merely showing its customer support by pledging renewed quality and extending service center hours at the local neighborhood Toyota dealership Libertyville just did not seem like the fresh thinking required for a breach of trust on this scale. … Continue Reading
Does everyone deserve a second chance? I am not sure Toyota does after inconveniencing over eight million car owners, but its looks like the market has finally forgiven the recently troubled company. Sales for March have been up 40 percent and only show signs of more growth in the upcoming months. … Continue Reading
