It's no secret that Hollywood's affinity for heart-pounding car chases, white-knuckle action sequences, and jaw-dropping stunts has left audiences captivated for decades.
Our Toyota of Plano team is proud to represent a manufacturer with such a great reputation and an even better selection of models. There are many reasons to buy a Toyota, and one of them is longevity. Many of these vehicles are still on the road today, decades after they were manufactured. In fact, many people hold onto their Toyota until they literally fall apart on them (which is often well after the vehicle's odometer has reached over 200,000 miles).
There's a lot to love about Toyota. It's one of the leading car manufacturers in the world, for starters. When it comes to cars, Toyota has been at the forefront of innovation for decades, and this past year, Toyota was acknowledged as having the best resale value of all car brands by Kelly Blue Book - a true testament to the popularity and durability of the brand’s vehicles. But what model is best? Our Toyota of Plano team has put together a few of our favorite vehicles in Toyota’s impressive lineup.
The holidays are upon us, and our Toyota of Plano team wants to ensure that you have the tips and tools to stay safe on the roads this season. While Texas weather can often be highly unpredictable, we have put together a list of helpful tips to keep you safe this season.
Toyota of Plano is excited to announce that Toyota Motor North America(TMNA) has formed a global partnership with Google Cloud to transform the current Toyota in-car customer experience. The partnership will foster the integration of the cloud giant's speech recognition technologies into Toyota's next generation onboard multimedia system. As part of this partnership, TMNA will also utilize Google Cloud's leading artificial intelligence(AI) solutions to power its virtual assistant.
Our Toyota of Plano team is very proud to represent a manufacturer that is constantly looking for ways to improve standards within the automotive industry. Over the past few decades, Toyota Motor Corporation has remained dedicated to innovation, research and development. In fact, in the past, Toyota has even shared that they spend over a million dollars per hour on research and development.
Toyota’s very own Area 51 is now being revealed to the public. 31 years after its establishment, Toyota invited journalists from Arizona’s Family into their hidden Sonoran Desert facility. Thanks to this interview the public is finally getting an opportunity to learn how the award winning manufacturer tests and evaluates the performance and comfort standards of their impressive lineup of vehicles. Join the Toyota of Plano team as we take a first look at Toyota Arizona Proving Grounds, located 60 miles northwest of Phoenix.
What do bees, butterflies, beetles, bats, and Toyota all have in common? They are all doing their part to preserve and expand biodiversity. Pollinators, like bees and butterflies, play a fundamental role in the reproduction of up to 90% of flowering plants globally. So how does Toyota fit into this narrative? Toyota has pledged to support 26,000 acres of pollinator habitat, across North America. As an extension of Toyota Motor North America, our Toyota of Plano team is proud to be a part of the greater effort to help protect biodiversity in our community and across our country.
July 12th was National Collector Car Appreciation Day, and in honor of this year's National Collector Car Appreciation Day, our Toyota of Plano team wanted to highlight some of Toyota’s most “collectable” vehicles. Whether a Truck, SUV or a sports car, Toyota has a number of cars that have only gotten better with age. Let's face it there’s some cars that never lose their charm. Join our Toyota of Plano team as we take a deep dive into some of the classic Toyota vehicles that we have come to know and love.
Since 1998, nearly a thousand children have lost their lives while trapped inside a hot vehicle, and according to the National Safety Council, in 2019 alone, 53 children died in vehicles due to heatstroke. While this may seem easily avoidable, the statistics are staggering. By an overwhelming margin, more than half of these deaths stem from a child simply being forgotten within the cabin.
