Toyota has announced that it will discontinue the Avalon sedan and replace it with the 2023 Crown, a high-riding luxury sedan. The Crown will be based on the company's upcoming TNGA-C platform. It will be available with various gasoline and hybrid powertrains. The Crown is aimed squarely at the German luxury sedans, and Toyota hopes its combination of luxury and value will appeal to buyers. The car is expected to be unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show.
Times are challenging right now. Adjusting to having our social and work situations curtailed is vital to maintaining our mental well-being throughout the COVID-19 crisis. Taking these five steps will help you reduce stress and stay on track.
If you’re someone who is continuously taking road trips or traveling around town, then you may very well benefit from Toyota’s Destination Assist technology that is included in many of their latest models. This feature is straightforward, but it’s an incredibly useful and safe way to obtain directions. You’ll be connected with a live agent that will provide you with directions that are sent right to your vehicle. You can control when you begin to use your directions, and you can end your navigation when you’ve arrived in an area that you are familiar with…
Now that winter is gone, and spring is now in the air, it’s a good time to start deciding on the type of car that your teenager will need before the school year officially ends!
Toyota all-wheel drive is an asset even in good weather. There are five models with one of two versions of Toyota all-wheel drive. You may be surprised which vehicles have it.
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