If you have a Toyota vehicle equipped with a Smart Key and Push Button Start, you may come across an instance where the Start button isn’t working. This could be happening for a number of reasons—4, to be exact. In an effort to help you out, we have laid out the reasons why Push Button Start might not be working in your Toyota vehicle along with some potential fixes. Read the rest of this entry
Incorporated into the Toyota lineup just a short time ago, the Toyota 86 brings back fond memories of Toyota’s racing legacy and offers an exciting yet affordable sports car to drivers who are looking for thrills without paying an arm and a leg. For 2019, we are excited to relay some updates and improvements in terms of performance, design, and comfort. Come along with us as we explore the release date and new features of the 2019 Toyota 86. Read the rest of this entry
Although the Toyota C-HR doesn’t have many changes for the 2019 model year, there is one notable update to be aware of. Shoppers can choose from an additional trim—LE—on top of the existing XLE and Limited trims. In an effort to inform you about key differences and similarities among the 2019 Toyota C-C-HR trims, we have put together this detailed comparison. Read the rest of this entry
If you’re anything like us, you’ve been awaiting updates on the Supra ever since Toyota revealed plans to bring it back. Recently, the automaker announced the legendary race car is returning to the race track via the NASCAR Xfinity Series early next year! But when exactly is the new Toyota Supra making its debut? Read the rest of this entry
If you’re interested in checking out the Toyota NHRA Sonoma Nationals right here in Sonoma County but aren’t sure if it’s a good event for the entire family, you’re in the right place. As it turns out, the drag races at Sonoma Raceway are the perfect spot to bring your kids, especially if they enjoy watching fast cars and doing a variety of other fun activities, such as building racecars with Legos and getting autographs from the racers. Check out the video below for some other kid-friendly activities happening during the Toyota NHR Sonoma Nations drag races. Read the rest of this entry
Camping requires a variety of equipment, whether you’re looking to stay in a tent or camper. On top of some form of shelter, you also need sleeping bags, food, cooking supplies, activities, clothing, toiletries, and more. Fortunately, Toyota offers multiple accessories to help you transport and store such equipment. Check out some of the available camping accessories for the Toyota Tacoma below. Read the rest of this entry
Part of the reason crossovers have become increasingly popular recently can be attributed to the availability of all-wheel drive. Many drivers desire the added confidence that AWD offers in less-than-ideal driving conditions. So, what about sedans? Why don’t more sedans offer all-wheel drive? With the all-new Avalon being introduced for the 2019 model-year, some of us had a tinge of excitement when we considered the possibility of available AWD. Read the rest of this entry
Food trucks have always played a big role in the downtown areas of major cities, but only recently have they captivated small-town America. Thus, we’ve seen a rise in food truck options across the country, including right here in the Vacaville area. Below, we have listed some of the best food trucks near Vacaville as well as a monthly festival featuring a wide variety of food trucks. Read the rest of this entry
Although you may not necessary rope the Toyota Camry and Kia Stinger into the same category, both cars were recently recognized for their interiors on WardsAuto’s list of the 10 Best Car Interiors of 2018. So, we thought it would be fitting to set the Camry and Stinger side-by-side to see how they stack up against one another. Let’s take a closer look at some key differences and similarities between the 2018 Toyota Camry and 2018 Kia Stinger, relating to their interiors as well as other elements. Read the rest of this entry
The Automatic High Beams feature, which is included with Toyota Safety Sense, is designed to help improve safety with regards to high beam use in your Toyota vehicle. When using your high beams, whether you’re approaching a vehicle going the same direction or an oncoming car, this innovative feature automatically switches to your low-beam headlights. In turn, Automatic High Beams turns your high beams back on when you’re in the clear. To get a better idea of how it works, its limitations, and how to use it in your Toyota, check out this detailed video about Automatic High Beams. Read the rest of this entry
