Toyota of Muncie

It's one thing for a vehicle to break into the spotlight immediately upon release. It's quite another for the model to maintain that glow throughout several years of wear and tear. According to a recent study done by Kelley Blue Book (KBB), Toyota shows some serious staying power. The automaker was given the honor of top brand for Kbb.com's "Best Resale Value Awards."

A company that can foster a sense of family within its daily operations achieves a certain mark of success. One that can do so within the context of 6,600 workers and a 500,000 annual vehicle output achieves something even greater. Such is the case with the high-functioning Toyota facility in Georgetown, Kentucky.

Imagine cruising down the highway in your new Toyota model and passing by a billboard. Except this is no ordinary billboard. Instead of trying to sell you a Big Mac or ice-cold Coors Light, the larger than life sign displays none other than your best friend's face or the Facebook status you posted ten minutes ago. Sounds crazy right? In real life, absolutely. But as a marketing strategy to promote the still unreleased Toyota FT-86 II concept, that scenario might just be perfect. Let Toyota of Muncie explain.

Off-road lovers gear up and get ready. Toyota just released the Toyota Tacoma T/X Baja Edition. The Baja made its debut at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, a geographically ideal launch pad considering that Tacoma production recently relocated to San Antonio.

As automakers race to put out more energy-efficient vehicles, Toyota pushes hard to the lead with a plan to release no less than ten new hybrids by 2015. One source of power behind that push is the release of the Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV), this month. Since the original Prius entered the scene back in 1997, Toyota has sold over 3-million HSD-powered vehicles across the world. This means...