Toyota Marin

Is it just Toyota Marin or do vehicles seem to get smarter and smarter every day? Already, automobiles have the ability to warn you of safety hazards, connect you to the internet, and help you navigate unfamiliar territory. With such innovative features currently available across most all makes and models, it's hard to imagine how cars could get any more intelligent. According to Toyota however, they can.

There's a lot to love about the Toyota RAV4. As the first crossover SUV from Toyota, the model holds a strong history of delivering utility vehicle versatility with the fuel economy of a smaller car. Toyota Marin in San Rafael, CA is pleased to announced that the crossover's next-gen variant is already set to improve upon these strong automotive foundations.

Growing up, we were all told to set our goals high and shoot for the stars. Well, it seems as though Toyota really took that motto to heart. Upon unveiling the automaker's new hydrogen-powered FCV-R concept car, Didier Leroy, Head of Operations, announced that Toyota will sell tens of thousands of hydrogen-powered vehicles by the end of the decade.

If we had to judge a new Toyota model by its cover, we'd say the recently unveiled Toyota FT-Bh Hybrid concept could be summed up in one word: different. Thankfully, that's exactly what the automaker is going for.

Toyota Marin is proud of our comprehensive new Toyota lineup. But we also know our consumers love our selection of used Toyota and Certified Pre-Owned Toyota vehicles as well. That's why we were extra pleased to hear that our favorite automaker is renewing its partnership with Carfax.

We've all heard a lot about the Toyota Prius lately and its constantly growing family. While Toyota Marin certainly loves the innovative hybrid lineup and applauds Toyota on its pioneering achievements, we're ready to switch it up and talk about a different piece of eco-friendly news.

Those who follow our Toyota Marin blog know that the 2012 Toyota Camry was recently awarded a perfect safety score for its highly-advanced driver/passenger protection capabilities. With this in mind, we're thinking the same fate is in store for the next-generation Toyota Corolla. Why? Mostly because both models are sculpted from the same outstanding, durable Toyota clay. But we also derived this inkling from the fact that the new Corolla takes a lot of visual cues from the revamped Camry as well.

Any true auto enthusiast is well aware of the grand event that occurred this past month in Detroit. While Toyota Marin would love to go over every new vehicle and dynamic concept unveiled at the North American International Auto Show, that would require about twelve hours of your time. Instead, we're more than happy to give you an overview of the Toyota offerings in general and invite you to contact us for further information.

Flashy infotainment systems bring bundles of joy to consumers throughout the San Rafael area and beyond. Though we've certainly seen our fair share of inventive IT systems across many new Toyota models, in the end, safety features can save your life and perhaps deserve a bit more of the spotlight. In order to follow through with that suggestion, Toyota Marin is proud to announce that the 2012 Toyota Camry earned a perfect safety score from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Every inch of every new Toyota model holds exceptional innovation and high brand standards. But let's be honest. Amidst powertrains, infotainment systems, and an array of other rapidly evolving features, the car door generally doesn't grab too much attention. However, that's about to change.