If you've been waiting patiently for more details surrounding the forthcoming Toyota RAV4 EV, then Toyota of Muncie has good news for you: they're here. Officially introduced at the 25^th annual Electric Vehicle Symposium in Los Angeles, the electric SUV is set to bring drivers the best of two worlds: efficiency and versatility.

Toyota recognizes that in order to ensure a strong group of automotive leaders for tomorrow, attention need be paid to the students of today. As such, the automaker has announced a national partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Titled, "D2D - Diplomas to Degrees," the partnership works to fund youth education and increase teens' chances of going to college.

As you might already know, Toyota of Muncie loves nothing more than scouring the auto information pool for juicy details regarding new Toyota vehicles. In fact, the earlier we can get ahold of a piece of Toyota news, the better. Keeping this in mind, you can imagine our excitement when we came across a handful of not-so-inconspicuous spy shots of the forthcoming 2013 Toyota RAV4.

If you haven't tuned in to Toyota lately let Toyota of Muncie assure you, the automaker is on the move. In an effort to reach the one million model mark within the next year or two, Toyota will progress forward with a new strategy: success via sustainability.

No automaker knows its target audience better than Toyota. We say this largely because Toyota has gone to such great lengths to launch vehicle campaigns in a manner that will attract a specific consumer demographic. Need an example? Let's take a look at the latest Toyota Prius c.

Toyota understands that purchasing a new Toyota vehicle can be a daunting task...especially because there are so many unique models to choose from. But before you even get to the cars themselves, there's one question that stands before you: to buy or to lease?

Often times, the term "affordable car" elicits endless images of econo-boxes and frumpy four-doors. In the case of Toyota, however, a cut in price doesn't have to come with a cut in style. Take for example, the new Prius c. The latest member of the Toyota Prius family, the Prius c ("c" for "city") is marketed directly towards the young, the hip and the urban.

Toyota basked in the glow of the spotlight at this year's Detroit auto show, there's no doubt about that. But amidst shining models like the NS4 plug-in hybrid concept and new Toyota Prius C, there was one concept that sat quietly in the shadow: the Toyota FCV-R.

Every time you catch yourself thinking Toyota can't take its pioneering Prius family any further, Toyota of Muncie encourages you to stop that thought. The truth is that it can. It has. And it will continue to do so. Most recently, the automaker revealed a Prius that's capable of carrying quite a large load. No, it isn't a van or truck. It's just a simple, standard Toyota Prius hatchback...with a four-person sleeping appendage mounted on the top of it.

Of all the things to be best at, Toyota of Muncie is glad to see Toyota soar to the top for safety. When an automaker puts time and hard work into creating the ultimate passenger protection, you know it truly cares about the lives of consumers. That's why we'd like to share with you some exciting, end-of-the-year updates. Toyota has won the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety "Top Safety Pick" for fifteen of its new Toyota models!