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When cars first drove on to the scene, they were created with one purpose in mind: transport people from point A to point B. This feat in itself awed consumers. However, it marked only the beginning of the potential of the automobile.
Just because Toyota excels in the creation of innovative vehicles doesn't mean the automaker keeps its hands in the automotive world. In fact, just recently Toyota announced its reach into the realm of education by forming a partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA).
You never know what's going to happen to your new Toyota vehicle over the years. And while the automaker has received widespread praise for its commitment to vehicle value and reliability, no car stays perfect forever. That's why Toyota has come up with a plan to ease the fears of accident-prone consumers looking to lease a Toyota model.
Ever heard of the Toyota Prius c? East Coast Toyota is guessing you have. Mostly because the latest member of the Toyota Prius hybrid family has remained at the center of industry chatter for quite some time. Now, after months and months of built-up anticipation, the Prius c has finally arrived.
Are you a fan of the Toyota Highlander? If so, you aren't alone. In fact, so many consumers around the world are buying the innovative SUV that Toyota has decided to invest $400 million and ramp up the model's production.
What do you get when you add up 100 non-profits, 100 new Toyota vehicles and 100 days? The Toyota "100 Cars for Good" program. Company officials have given the generous initiative the green light for 2012 and thus Toyota will be delivering automotive donations to deserving organizations around the nation once again.
Ever driven in a new Toyota model you loved so much that you secretly wished you could sleep in it? How about the Toyota Prius? Well, now you can. Recently, Toyota released a unique-looking Prius Camper concept model at the Tokyo Auto Salon. And trust us when we say, this hybrid vehicle holds a lot of weight on its shoulders...literally.
Covered in metallic sky-blue paint and powered by hydrogen, the new Toyota FCV-R concept proves that the automaker is determined to remain at the forefront of fuel cell technology. Released to the public first at the Tokyo Motor Show in late 2011, then again at Detroit last month, the model seems to resurface quite a bit.
East Coast Toyota in Wood Ridge, NJ has a riddle for you. What's called Aqua in one place, C in another and saves fuel wherever it goes? If you guessed the new compact hybrid from Toyota then you'd be one smart cookie. Already released in Japan as the Toyota Aqua, the model will join the ranks of the Toyota Prius as the Prius C when it arrives in the United States.
In Europe, it's called the GT 86. In Japan, it's referred to as simply "86." In the U.S., however, it hits the digital screen under the guise of the FT-86 concept. What exactly are we talking about? East Coast Toyota is referring to the creatively-marketed, highly-anticipated sports car that Toyota has kept under wraps for quite some time. We know it as the FT-86 concept model, but the coupe production model has already been released under the aforementioned names in parts of Europe and Japan. Until the FT-86 is brought to the U.S. market, we are…