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Toyota is a company that is committed to creating a carbon-neutral society, and one way in which they're trying to achieve this dream is by producing more hybrid vehicles. Toyota is investing approximately $70 billion globally in electric vehicles, and by 2030 they're looking to reach global sales of 3.5 million battery electric vehicles sold annually. To learn more about Toyota's hybrid vehicles, keep reading or visit Avondale Toyota today.
We recently had the pleasure of working with Verrado Heritage Elementary School to create the HERO Recharge Center, a safe space for students to decompress. On Saturday October 19th, members of the Verrado Heritage community and staff, Summit Church and The Edge Church came together to make the HERO Recharge Center a reality; they cleaned, painted and organized the space.
We’re proud to work with Verrado Heritage to give students the opportunity to have a quiet space to turn to when they need to recenter themselves. With this space, all HEROs can feel safe, loved and ready to learn…
If fuel economy is important to you, then a hybrid vehicle like the Toyota Prius could be a great fit for you. But buying an efficient car is not the only thing you can do to save on gas and go easy on the environment; in the video below you can learn about a few Prius features and driving habits you can use to maximize that efficiency.
If the prevalence of automotive reliability and dependability studies are any indication, consumers care a lot about how well their cars will hold up. It's easy to see why: The average car on the road is a record 11.5 years old, according to IHS Automotive. That's more than enough time for an unreliable choice to ravage your finances.
Surveys have shown that when it comes to buying a car, shoppers still want…
How do you improve ultimate? The Toyota Land Cruiser has long been the brand's ultimate-capability, ultimate-luxury SUV, and for 2016 Toyota is ratcheting up the meaning…Hydrogen might just be the fuel of the future. It's long been used by NASA to power rockets and take people into space. The United States already produces about 9 million metric tons of it each year. So isn't it time we started using this clean-burning fuel in our cars?
Well, hydrogen fuel may have an origin that's not so clean.
That’s right, the brand new Toyota Mirai might run on cow poop.
Of course, there are many methods of obtaining hydrogen, some sustainable, and some not so sustainable.
Fifteen years ago, a little hybrid no one knew rolled onto the National Mall to celebrate Earth Day. That hybrid - the Toyota Prius. Tomorrow, nearing the 45th anniversary of Earth Day, Toyota will return to Washington, D.C., to showcase yet another revolutionary technology, the hydrogen fuel cell electric Toyota Mirai. Toyota has partnered with Earth Day Network to sponsor the Global Citizen 2015 Earth Day celebration, April 17-19, featuring leading environmental voices, government leaders…
