Fans of Toyota Hybrid cars are totally excited.

In January of 2009, the third generation of Toyota's flagship hybrid, the Prius, will debut at the Detroit motor show.

This new generation of the top selling Hybrid may be based on the Hybrid X concept, which was shown at the 2007 Geneva motor show.

Experts and enthusiasts expect the new Prius to actually be cleaner and better for the environment than the current Prius. However, it is also expected that the new Prius will give up some of its fuel economy and environmental friendliness in favor of more sporty performance.

This change comes, in part, as other auto makers enter the hybrid field, or as they step up their efforts to put out new and improved next-generation hybrid vehicles. The Prius has faced very few rivals over the years since it was first released in 2001, but the new Chevrolet Volt from General Motors and the new, second-generation Honda Insight are going to try to give the Toyota Prius a run for its money.

Fans of the Prius are anxiously awaiting the release of the next generation of their favorite vehicle. It is believed that the new sportier Prius may help to reshape the image that other people have of the Prius into a more performance-based hybrid.

Published 28 November 2008 - 0 comments   

The 2009 Toyota Matrix, a variation on Toyota's popular Corolla line, is one of the coolest cars you'll find anywhere near your Royersford area Toyota dealer The new 2009 Toyota Matrix represents a new generation of the car. It features a number of new and exciting options, as well as plenty of design changes that make it worth taking a look.

The first thing you'll notice about the 2009 Toyota Matrix is that it's a hatchback. The 2009 Toyota Matrix is available in a number of different builds and trim levels. You can have front wheel drive, all wheel drive, four or five speed transmission, and a big 2.4 liter engine or a smaller 1.8 liter engine. And those are only the options under the hood.

Inside is where the 2009 Toyota Matrix shines. There are plenty ofinterior styling and packaging options to consider adding such as the optional navigation system. You’ll have plenty of safety options, too, from traction control to front side airbags to an antiskid system.

Forget, for a moment, all of the options on your 2009 Toyota Matrix. Regardless of which one you get, you can guarantee a fun drive with excellent performance.

Check out the 2009 Toyota Matrix today and give it a spin.

Published 26 November 2008 - 0 comments   

If Toyota has its way, there will be more ways to improve your fuel economy than just driving a Toyota hybrid around Royersford. At the Los Angeles Auto Show, Toyota will be revealing a concept car that doesn’t use any gasoline at all. This Camry hybrid uses compressed natural gas.

Toyota has long been committed to finding and using more environmentally-friendly fuels and alternate sources of fuels. The revealing of this concept car demonstrates, among other things, Toyota’s intention to use hybrid technology alongside an entire portfolio of alternative fuels.

There are, of course, some disadvantages to using compressed natural gas. First, you’ll get slower acceleration with compressed natural gas than you will with regular gasoline. To address this, the Camry Hybrid concept car launches in electric mode, which should give the vehicle the acceleration it needs. In addition, fuel economy is slightly less with compressed natural gas. However, the fact that there are huge reserves of compressed natural gas in the world suggest that, as oil becomes scares, it may be a viable alternative fuel.

You don't have to go to Los Angeles to find a Toyota hybrid that can save you money at the pump and lessen your carbon footprint. Come check out our selection of Toyota hybrid vehicles today.

Published 24 November 2008 - 0 comments   

Now in production, Toyota's crossover sedan, the 2009 Toyota Venza, is cong to be one of the best cars on lot at your Toyota dealer near Royersford. The Venza is being built at Toyota's plan in Georgetown, Kentucky. This is the same plant where Toyota builds it Camry, Camry Hybrid, and its Toyota Solara Convertible.

What exactly is a crossover sedan, you may wonder? Well, A crossover sedan is similar to a crossover SUV, but it more resembles a car than it does a traditional sport utility vehicle. The 2009 Toyota Venza certainly fits this description.

The 2009 Venza seats five passengers. As is typical with a crossover sedan, the seats sit up higher than they do with a typical sedan. The good news is that it's easier to get your feet inside as the rocker height is low.

It is expected that the 2009 Toyota Venza will have plenty of room for cargo. It should have space that sits between the Camry and the Highlander. In addition, it has a a 60/40 split rear seat that can be used to provide more space by folding it from the back side.

The 2009 Toyota Venza features a 2.7 liter four cylinder engine. You can instead choose to have your Toyota Venza with a 3.5 liter V6.

Some of the Standard features on the 2009 Toyota Venza include a CD changer, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, remote keyless entry, a rear wiper, cruise control and air conditioning.

Published 21 November 2008 - 0 comments   

The Toyota Camry XLE for 2009 is one of the most solid cars you'll find at your Toyota dealer near Langhorne. Toyota’s mid size car is tops when it comes to overall value.

The 2009 Toyota Camry XLE has some interesting and expressive styling on the outside. The XLE is the top trim level for the Camry, so it’s no surprise that this version offers something interesting to look at when you’re driving it down the road.

The interior is where it’s at when it comes to the Camry XLE, however. It features an advance multi CD audio system by JBL that offers the ability to play MP3 and other audio files, as well as being ready for satellite radio.

Dual-zone climate controls come standard with the 2009 Camry XLE. It also has power seats with leather trim. There is plenty of wiggle room in both the front and the back of the Camry XLE. The rear seats in the XLE recline, giving your passengers an added level of comfort. There’s plenty of trunk space, too, with room enough to carry what you need.

If you’re looking for a reliable mid size sedan at a value, look no further than the 2009 Toyota Camry XLE.

Published 19 November 2008 - 0 comments