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The #Toyota86 wasn’t engineered like any sports car. And that’s why it’s not just for any driver. Do you think the 86 is for you? pic.twitter.com/ViFSz25ECy

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) January 26, 2017

There's a lot of ground to cover around South Brunswick, from U.S. Route 1 and 130, to Routes 27 and 32, to the New Jersey Turnpike, and from the Monroe and Princeton areas to East Windsor, Spotswood and Hightstown. And one's hard-pressed to think of a better roadster in which to traverse it all than a 2017 Toyota 86…

In the event of a recall, no matter the size, our team at Dayton Toyota is quick to keep our local South Brunswick, NJ drivers safe with the information that they need. In the last week, Toyota has issues a safety recall for close to 73,000 Toyota Tundra models from both the 2016 and 2017 model years - all due to an issue with their equipped resin rear step bumpers and resin reinforcement brackets.

The 2017 North American International Auto Show kicked off last week, and while we expected to be blown away by model reveals and concepts alike, there was arguably no unveiling more jaw-dropping than that of the 2018 Toyota Camry. Sitting lower to the ground for a far sportier stance, and showing off a front-end that seems purposefully crafted to turn heads right from the onset, it’s clear to see that the Japanese automaker has flipped its own script for the Toyota Camry

The @Toyota Camry is No. 1 on the @carsdotcom American-Made Index. Find out why: https://t.co/Y7N6d3GV1e pic.twitter.com/giMVKGvjxe

— Cars.com (@carsdotcom) June 28, 2016

If you were to guess which car, out of every single model sold in the United States, was the most American, which would you guess? Alright, alright, the headline and the tweet are sort of a giveaway here -- but it wouldn't have been the Toyota Camry, would it have?

There's a good chance you might have picked a Ford, or a Chrysler -- an American brand. Nope. Not anymore, anyway.

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Honored to be recognized by @MIT @techreview as one of the 50 Smartest Companies! https://t.co/B7S0q5Iovm pic.twitter.com/bN2VIoJhD3

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) June 22, 2016

This June, the MIT Technology Review ranked Toyota at No. 17 on a list of the 50 Smartest Companies of 2016. The review, published by the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology, only listed two automakers this year.

What did Toyota do to deserve national acclaim as a "smart company"?

Toyota was awarded more patents by the United States Patent and Trademark Office in 2015 than any other automaker in the world...

For the second year in a row, Toyota’s innovative designers and engineers have delivered more patents to the United States Patent and Trademark Office than any other automaker. In 2015 alone, 1,636 patents were received by Toyota. Over the course of eight years, Toyota earned more awarded patents than any other auto company proving that they are leading...

The Toyota Prius has been the golden child of the “green car movement” for just shy of two decades, and in that time we’ve seen it undergo some radical transformations, improvements, upgrades, and alterations, bringing it to the outstanding hybrid vehicle it is today. As a way to highlight some of those changes that appear on the 2016 Prius, Toyota has taken a creative approach to showing off the new aerodynamic design: it has engineered a Prius Piano, the world’s first LED wind tunnel piano. The results are visually stunning and captivate more than just the imagination! Check…

Though, unless you're feeling really generous, we'd only expect you to find one. And when you visit our South Brunswick, NJ Toyota dealership, we'll help you pick out the perfect cab configuration, setup and trim level of your next truck. Explore the many new 2016 Toyota Tacoma editions here in South Brunswick today, and explore the many options you'll have to find the perfect truck for every day of the week.

It's never too early to start planning your weekend with the #Tacoma! #TruckTuesday pic.twitter.com/QkV9yZBPV6

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) May 10, 2016

Toyota will make automatic braking near-standard by 2017 https://t.co/3776w0y4yw pic.twitter.com/SHJmuqYuWB

— Engadget (@engadget) March 28, 2016

It used to be you had to be rich to afford the most advanced safety technology.

Automatic emergency braking (AEB) is considered "pre-autonomous," because it is based on the principles that guide a self-driving car. Vehicles with AEB scan the road using sensors, and can apply the brakes automatically to prevent or reduce the speed of a collision.

When the feature first appeared, it was only on high-end models of luxury brands. Then Toyota