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It's that time of year again. The new model for Toyota has broken through the ho-hum designs of years gone by. Finally - rumors are flying about Toyota having finally taken a few significant design risks.

• Toyota drops its conservative comfort-zone and redesigns the 2014 Toyota Corolla.

• The Corolla has remained one of the most popular Toyota products for more than four decades. It has a new "chiseled" look with current LED headlights.

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When it comes to both standard and available options, Toyota puts you in the driver's seat with the 2013 Camry. This best selling Toyota model offers a ton of standard features with the option of customizing your vehicle through the selection of available add-ons.  With seating for 5, the Camry comes in several models including the standard model - L, LE, SE and the deluxe model - XLE. 

The new fourth generation 2013 Toyota RAV4 enters this year's compact crossover market with a new look, improved versatility, and enhanced fuel economy and performance. If you've been thinking of replacing your mid-sized family with a more interesting option, this small, well-equipped SUV is for you. 

When you think of the words green car, what do you envision? If you have followed automotive news at any length over the past decade, one name should stick with you: the Toyota Prius. As the best-selling hybrid in history, the Prius has become the symbol of automotive efficiency and high gas mileage. So what does the 2013 Toyota Prius have to offer you? Let's take a look.

 

In case you haven't heard yet, there's a brand new Toyota Corolla incoming for the next model year. Based off of the Furia concept, it has an aggressively-presented front end and grille, and tweaked, dynamic line work. What could make this car better, you ask? If it was offered as a hybrid.

The cornerstone of Toyota's philosophy is ongoing improvement, both in the automotive and technological sector. With recent successes such as great sales, and even sending a small robot into space to test voice recognition functionality, we're pleased to share with you what's coming down the pike for the Japanese car manufacturer.

As of late, Toyota has been charting a course to many new frontiers. A while back, we told you that the Japanese manufacturer was testing a car that can drive itself, and more recently, about their plans to send a talking robot into space. Now, more in the terrestrial vein, Dayton Toyota has heard that the automaker has planned to enter the H2 Fuel Cell market in 2015.

Science fiction has often portrayed the AI robots of the future in a less than positive light. In movies such as The Matrix, they have enslaved humanity for their potential as batteries, and in Terminator, one comes back to the present as a beefed up, red-eyed cyborg with a thick Austrian accent. The robot manufactured by Toyota however, isn't like that at all, and in fact, was built to help us in the realms of science.

As you might have guessed from our most recent blog post, we have a hard time not talking about the Prius here at our dealership. Apparently, however, we're not alone there.

Even though the 2015 Prius is a couple of model years out, we were still excited when we saw the pictures that have leaked on the Internet. You have to admit, we talk about this hybrid a lot. But then again, so does everyone. And you can bet your bonnet that folks will be talking even more when the new model hits our South Brunswick, NJ showroom.