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We find ourselves saying it often, but that's simply because it's true: recalls aren't bad. Although it's understandably easy to jump to negative conclusions regarding such an announcement, at Avondale Toyota we like to remind drivers that they're done so with good intentions.

We have big news: a surge of hybrid cars is coming to our showroom serving greater Avondale. The delightfully green movement, brought to you by Toyota, is expected to arrive at brand dealerships by 2015. Happily, in the automotive world, two years isn't a long wait at all.

It's no secret that our favorite Japanese automaker is dedicated to ensuring the safety of motorists on the open road. It's a steadfast commitment that the brand does well. In fact, an impressive dozen vehicles from the new Toyota lineup landed on the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Picks list from the 2013 model year alone.

For the second time in four years Toyota has landed a spot on a deceptively positive list: the '50 Most Disruptive Companies' per MIT. Perched on the Ivy League's MIT Technology Review, the Japanese automaker is one of only two from the industry to receive this year's honor.

Toyota is an aficionado when it comes to engineering versatile models like the rugged Tacoma, family-friendly Sienna and vibrant Camry. Each of these vehicles offers different aspects of drivability and utility, loved equally across a range of drivers.

Sometimes two very different halves can make one complete and very unique whole. In the humble opinions of those of us here at Avondale Toyota, that is exactly what a newly-announced partnership between our favorite automaker, Toyota, and a certain luxury maker would certainly make.

That's why when last June we heard that the Japanese and German automakers had signed a memorandum of understanding we were quite intrigued. However since the signing, information regarding…

The recent Chicago Auto Show brought with it tons of excitement for enthusiasts of our favorite brand, Toyota. That's because the Japanese automaker officially unveiled its brand-new 2014 Toyota Tundra pickup at the exhibition.

The 2014 Toyota Tundra is exciting in many ways, but mostly because it marks the first restyling of the full-size pickup since the 2007 model year. The new truck will be manufactured in Toyota's pickup plant in San Antonio…