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We're excited to announce that Toyota of Richardson has a new service director. Learn about John Henderson inside!

When you hear warnings about icy weather conditions in north Texas, follow these tips to avoid skidding and getting into a potential accident. Also, learn how to regain control if your vehicle does begin to slide.

Eligible motorists in cities throughout Texas have a unique opportunity to receive assistance with the down payment on a new or gently used car from Toyota of Richardson. Read more for details.

You have to use all senses to tell when your brakes may be in need of replacement or when an element of the braking system may need serviced. From listening, to feeling and even just taking a look, here are common ways to tell when you need to get your brake system repaired ASAP.

Shopping for a new car can be a stressful time, as you look to get the right car at the best price. A big part of getting a fantastic deal on your next new car is your trade-in, but many people don’t take the appropriate steps before they decide to bring their car in for final appraisal. To help make the whole process a bit easier, we've listed out a few mistakes to avoid when bringing your car in for a trade-in.

Here is your daily dose of adorable. A sweet story has just come out of our auto repair shop in Richardson that is sure to warm your heart: a kitten rescue.

As Kelley Blue Book puts it, Toyota is "an undisputed icon of long-term value." For three consecutive years, the Japanese automaker has been honored by the automotive gurus at KBB for its quality, reliability and affordability, all qualities that continuously make Toyota the top brand in resale value year after year. This time is no exception with Toyota earning KBB's Resale Value Award.

Brake pads are an integral part of your car's stopping power and need to be replaced from time to time in order to ensure your car delivers maximum braking power as designed. Outfitted around the front wheels of your car, each pad is surrounded by a caliper, which squeezes the pad every time you step on the brake pedal, resulting in friction against your tire that causes the car to stop.