Many people don't have a lot of extra time in their day, and finding a reliable vehicle is more important than ever. When your vehicle is reliable, you don't have to worry as much about problems sneaking up on you when you're on a tight schedule. If you choose a Toyota, you're sure to save both money and time while feeling secure in your vehicle's steadfastness, especially when you choose the 2012 Toyota Yaris The Yaris has been redesigned for the 2012 model year, and it looks better than ever before- both inside and out!

The 2012 Toyota Prius c has been a smash hit since its debut, and Toyota Sunnyvale expects its popularity to continue to expand as drivers learn more about the cost- and fuel- efficient vehicle. One of the ways the 2012 Prius c is gaining exposure is through an integrated marketing campaign called "The Game of Life with Prius c" campaign, which focuses on the new vehicle and the classic childhood board-game.

Drivers, beware! Everyone loves the Toyota Camry- even car thieves! Last year, the Camry was the most stolen 2011 model year vehicle as reported by Lojack vehicle tracking company. Though we suspect that this number is directly proportional to the massive amount of Camry models sold in the U.S. (After all, it has been the best-selling midsize vehicle for many years now), there's still enough evidence to be very careful with your Camry. In fact, it's important to install safety measures -such as tracking software- on any vehicle.

Japanese automaker Toyota knew that its new 2012 Prius c would be a huge hit, but the company didn't know that it would face supply restrictions due to huge demand for the vehicle in Japan and the U.S. Currently, Toyota is producing six-thousand Prius c vehicles each month, and that simply isn't enough for eager consumers. However, the company assures dealers and consumers that more Prius c models will be available by this summer.

Don't you just love that "new car smell?" At Toyota of Sunnyvale, we certainly did- until we found out what caused the scent.  So, what exactly does cause the refreshing odor?  Answer: a host of toxic chemicals that emit from the new materials used in new vehicles. Toyota drivers don't have to worry as much about this issue though, especially Toyota Prius drivers. The 2012 Prius lead this year's lineup of vehicles across the board as far as indoor air quality is concerned. And, because the average American spends more than an hour and a half in a car each day, good air quality is certainly something to be concerned about.

When most people hear the word "Scion," they think small, affordable boxy autos with a quirky personalities. That view of the brand will soon change with the release of the 2013 Scion FR-S- a completely different vehicle than we've seen from the automaker before. If we had to make a comparison, it would be the Scion tC, but unless we're focusing on a somewhat similar shape, that evaluation doesn't really hold. The new Scion FR-S is a sporty, sleek coupe that looks more like a luxury model than a price conscious one- even though it will certainly have a low starting MSRP when it rolls off production lines this spring.

It's hard to imagine exactly what three million vehicles in a room would look like, but that's how many would be stacked up at the Princeton, Indiana Toyota plant if it showcased all of the vehicles it has produced up to this point. Number three million was a silver Toyota Sienna seven-passenger van. The Sienna was the best-selling minivan in America for the 2011 year.

It certainly takes a truck tons of power, style, and comfort to win the PickupTrucks.com Midsize Shootout, which occurs yearly on the website. This year, the 2012 Toyota Tacoma was crowned the winner, crushing six other popular mid-size trucks.

Do you remember your first car? Maybe it was even a Toyota. Think of all the freedom it brought you and the excitement you felt as you cruised down country lanes and city streets. Now, stop. Think about what it would have felt like not to experience that sense of wanderlust. That's what many teenagers and young adults are facing today- except that some of them actually choose technology over having an automobile. BBC News reports, "In 1978, 50% of 16-year-olds had obtained their first driving licen[s]e. In 2008, according to the US Transportation Department, it was just 30%.The number of those aged 19 and under with driving licen[s]es has also been in steady decline since its 1978 peak, when 11,989,000 had one. In 2010, it was 9,932,441, or 4.1% of American drivers."¹And, this isn't all; the more shocking news is that in a recent survey, 46 percent of 18 to 24-year-olds stated that they would choose having internet access over owning their own cars. Gone are the days of sex-symbol vehicles; it's now more popular to interact using social media and gaming platforms.

Did you know there are currently over seven million Toyota Camry owners in the United Sates? For 30 years, the Camry has been an integral part of many special memories in this country. Because of this, Toyota has decided to launch "The Camry Effect"- an interactive platform for owners to share memories, milestones, and moments with involving their vehicles. As Kimberley Gardiner, National Digital Marketing and Social Manager for Toyota, explains, "There are millions of Camry owners out there, but each has a unique and important story to tell. The Camry Effect connects these owners and helps them learn a little more about their individual stories-from favorite part of a road trip to Camry models passed down through generations. The site personalizes the experience of driving a Camry in a fun, engaging way."¹