There are many global issues that can only be tackled with the support of innovators. As such, Toyota is stepping up to the plate to help attain a brighter future. Its commitment to addressing pressing matters such as CO2 emissions produced by the use of fossil fuels is one way it demonstrates its role in ushering a greener future. This transition to ethically-responsible practices is the reason the brand was named by Fortune Magazine as one of top 10 companies trying to "Change the World" for the better.
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Toyota Ranked Among Top 10 Companies Changing World
Toyota Motor company has been officially recognized by Fortune Magazine as one of the top ten companies changing the world, thanks to its efforts in developing a unique hydrogen strategy that should help reduce global carbon emissions...
Toyota Plays Cowboy with Explosive Hydrogen Tank
Toyota decided to strap on its boots and spurs, and swagger into town for a quick-draw with none other than a tank of compressed hydrogen.
The tank comes from the new Toyota Mirai, which creates zero emissions by relying on renewable hydrogen fuel. It has approximately a 300-mile range, and fuels up in under 5 minutes.
However, because hydrogen is a gas at room temperature, it takes a huge amount of pressure to store it as a liquid. This makes some people worry that it could explode if ruptured in a collision.
That's where the gunplay comes in. To…
One Arkansas City Keeps the Peace with Toyota Camry Hybrid Police Cars
Our neighbors to the west were recently featured in a short documentary by filmmaker Peter Byck, and you won't believe why.
Hybrid Law from Peter Byck on Vimeo.
Hybrids have been up-and-coming for a long time, since Toyota introduced the Prius to North America about 16 years ago. One of the final hurdles remaining for the hybrid is the perception that they are underpowered.
That's what Al Harris, Arkadelphia Chief of Police, believed.
He admits he knew almost nothing about hybrids before City Manager Jimmy Bolt pushed him to replace 10 aging Crown Victoria cruisers with the
The 2016 Toyota Prius is Meant to be Enjoyed
At Trotter Toyota, we've never met a Toyota that we didn't like. Of course, the same goes for the newly designed 2016 Toyota Prius. While you may not expect much from this eco-friendly hybrid, we beg you to reconsider. In the video below, check out what makes this year's Prius such a fun car to drive:
Rock out all day & night in the fun-to-drive, 2016 Prius. Follow us for our big Big Game plans. #GoPriusGohttps://t.co/IeTyBNvTnJ
— Toyota USA (@Toyota) February 4, 2016
The 2015 Toyota Avalon Hybrid: No Worries, Say Consumers
You’ve likely heard the term worrywart, right? A loose definition is anyone who worries incessantly about problems, most of which are completely out of their control. One thing that no one wants to worry about? Cars breaking down.
In our fast-paced, busy lives we don’t have time to be stranded on the side of the road on our way to an important meeting, or while shuttling the kids around. Add to that time spent in the garage while a vehicle is being fixed and a lot more hours could potentially be eaten up.
The 2015 Toyota Avalon Hybrid: No Worries, Say Consumers
You’ve likely heard the term worrywart, right? A loose definition is anyone who worries incessantly about problems, most of which are completely out of their control. One thing that no one wants to worry about? Cars breaking down.
In our fast-paced, busy lives we don’t have time to be stranded on the side of the road on our way to an important meeting, or while shuttling the kids around. Add to that time spent in the garage while a vehicle is being fixed and a lot more hours could potentially be eaten up.
