Toyota of Plano in the Community

Have you considered why upgrading your vehicle might be the smartest decision for you? 

Production of the all-new, re-designed 2022 Toyota Tundra at San Antonio’s Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas (TMMTX) has begun, and Toyota of Plano will be one of the first dealerships to receive inventory. This comes after TMMTX spent a cumulative investment of over $3.1 billion to ensure seamless production of the 2022 Tundra. This impressive investment went towards the expansion of the Texas manufacturer’s facility by 141,000 linear feet, which is equivalent to 470 football fields.

Last year, we had a particularly cold winter, and this unanticipated weather led to extreme road conditions and several electricity outages, across the state of Texas. This year, Toyota of Plano has pledged to help our customers be better prepared for any unexpected winter weather. 

The holiday decorations have transitioned from ghosts and goblins to turkeys and gourds, which means that Thanksgiving is around the corner. This holiday dates back to 1621, and the day began to acknowledge the sacrifice given and celebrate the blessing of the harvest received. Today, it has simply become a day for celebrating gratitude for the things we often take for granted. 

The all-new 2022 Toyota Tundra has hit the streets. Toyota of Plano is excited to announce that this entirely redesigned full-size truck has been awarded the prestigious honor of “Truck of Texas” at the 2021 Annual Texas Truck Rodeo. 

We are excited to announce the expansion of Toyota of Plano’s local athletic sponsorship initiative to include both The Colony High School in Lewisville and Creekview High School in Carrollton. Our athletic sponsorship initiative allows us to support the youngest members of our community, through providing the resources necessary to ensure that our kids can safely participate in after-school activities. 

Toyota of Plano is dedicated to providing you with the latest industry news, and today, we have a very exciting update. According to sources close to the Japanese car manufacturer, Toyota is pushing to restart production starting in December 2021. This is a major victory for car buyers, after material shortages and suppliers restricted by social distancing policies caused a delay in manufacturing.

It’s almost Halloween, which means you’re probably busy preparing for all the eager trick or treaters to visit your home or getting ready to take part in various other Halloween festivities. Unfortunately, most people forget that overall pedestrian traffic increases dramatically in the days leading up to Halloween, and since Halloween activities often take place in the afternoon, it’s especially important for drivers to be on high alert for pedestrian safety.

The 2022 Toyota Tundra has arrived. After a lot of anticipation and speculation, Toyota announced on Sunday, September 19th that they were officially unveiling the next generation of the 2022 Toyota Tundra. Let’s break down some of the key features of the largest and most durable vehicle in Toyota of Plano’s impressive lineup of trucks.