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With all the hype surrounding the introduction of new subcompact vehicles, many auto purveyors have forgotten about the models that first brought a fresh wave of vitality to the small car market. One of those pioneering vehicles happens to be the Toyota Yaris. And while it's been pushed to the backburner, at least in terms of coverage, for the past few years, Avondale Toyota believes that the 2012 variant will help the Yaris shine once again.

Days before the recent 2012 North American International Auto Show, Toyota released a teaser video for the NS4 Concept. Shot to an electronic tune with lots of digital lines and vibes, the minute-long clip signified a highly futuristic vibe for the upcoming plug-in hybrid. As it turns out, the teaser was spot on. Unveiled to the public at Detroit, the Toyota NS4 Plug-In Hybrid exemplifies what's to come in the automotive industry. Namely, we mean digital connectivity.

"When you have a good thing, share it." We were all taught this age-old lesson as little tikes. It seems as though Toyota is executing this philosophy in a big way by sending U.S.-assembled models of the beloved Toyota Camry sedan to South Korea.

Nothing elicits more excitement for Avondale Toyota than seeing a new Toyota model defy the standards. So you can imagine how we felt upon hearing that the entire Prius family won the GreenCarReports.com "Best Green Car to Buy" award.

Paralyzed Coach Receives Wheelchair Van at Halftime

Coach Marc and members of the Arizona Cardinals, Toyota and BraunAbility at the donation of the new wheelchair van.

Everyone loves a comeback story…on the football field or in life. Marc Strohmaier's story is both. It begins with Marc as a starting linebacker for his hometown high school, and ends with him on a different football field hundreds…