With the arrival of summer, we eagerly welcome the warmer weather and enthusiastically engage in outdoor activities. However, in our pursuit of shielding ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, we must not forget about protecting our vehicles from sun damage. Extended exposure to intense sunlight can lead to various problems for your Toyota, including faded paint, cracked interiors, and reduced battery life. To help you maintain your car's appearance and functionality during the scorching summer months, we have compiled a valuable list of tips to safeguard it from sun damage.
Toyota is deeply committed to safeguarding the environment's health, going well beyond the push for electrification in its range. The impact of automotive batteries on the environment is significant when improperly disposed of, often ending up in landfills and exacerbating pollution. Moreover, these end-of-life batteries contain reusable materials, urging Toyota to collaborate with Cirba Solutions, a company boasting over 60 years of battery recycling expertise.
Owning a vehicle can be a practical and budget-friendly choice, particularly when coupled with diligent maintenance practices aimed at ensuring its sustained performance over the years. With the proper care and attention, you can substantially extend the life of your pre-owned vehicle, enjoying dependable transportation without straining your finances. Here are some suggestions to help extend the life of your used car.
Under the scorching heat of summer, seeking refuge within air-conditioned havens becomes an urgent necessity. This quest for cool relief extends beyond our homes and workplaces; it's just as vital for our cars. The unrelenting heat can strain your car's air conditioning, highlighting the importance of timely AC maintenance.
As you plan your summer escapades with family or friends, having extra storage space becomes essential. Consider outfitting your vehicle with roof racks and cargo carriers – these excellent additions provide ample room to safely transport bulky items like camping gear, bicycles, surfboards, or additional luggage. By freeing up your trunk, you'll be well-prepared for carefree summer adventures.
The Toyota Corolla has solidified its position as the best-selling sedan of all time, and Toyota doesn't feel the need to constantly reiterate this impressive achievement. With its wide range of trims, well-balanced powertrains, and sophisticated styling, the Corolla is a car that exudes a sense of pride among its owners. Each model year brings something unique, and in 2024, the highly anticipated Nightshade Edition takes the spotlight.
Toyota of Richardson is proud to announce the launch of the Toyota Trailhunter lineup at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show. The lineup features a variety of vehicles with the latest in technology and performance, making them the perfect choice for any adventure. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast looking for a rugged off-road vehicle or a luxury driver looking for a vehicle with style, the Trailhunter lineup has something for everyone.
Toyota has announced that it will stop making the Toyota Avalon in 2023. Before this, there will be two more years of production, with a final retail model year in 2020. When these models start hitting dealer lots and showrooms at the end of this year, your car-buying options are about to get interesting. With such an iconic nameplate about to disappear from the market, you might be tempted to buy a Toyota Avalon on any number of currently available deals and discounts or even in used condition.
The Toyota Supra has always been a known car with drivers who love the look and performance of a sports car. It’s no surprise they will be happy to learn that Toyota has introduced the Toyota GR Supra, which is now Available with Manual Transmission. The GR Supra's manual transmission will only be available as on the Supra 3.0, 3.0 Premium, and a limited A91-MT Edition. This is one of many new features in this latest model of the iconic sports car.