Marion Toyota Blog

What do you look for when shopping for a new car in Carbondale? Is it the performance and capability? If yes, you must check out the new 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid in our Marion Toyota catalog. The car blends the latest technology and features to enhance efficiency and capability in various conditions.

 

Technology has become part of every aspect of everyone’s lives, including our daily drives. At Marion Toyota, we understand how it has improved the driver and passenger experience and have the tech-focused 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid in inventory. The technology helps you drive safely and keeps the passengers entertained and comfortable.

The Toyota Camry Hybrid feels quite modern. This car, which is available at Marion Toyota, has a well-appointed cabin, great efficiency, and excellent capability, along with numerous high-tech systems.

 

When you visit Marion Toyota, you'll find a number of 2024 Toyota vehicles for sale. If you are looking for an economical and practical vehicle, the Corolla and Camry are probably your best options. However, if you are looking for a sedan that has a flair for luxury and style, you should consider the Crown. 

 

One of Toyota’s best-selling models and the most recognizable hybrid in the country is back with the 2019 Toyota Prius! For years, the Toyota Prius has been raising the bar when it comes to hybrid cars, but what can drivers expect in 2019? What’s new in the 2019 Toyota Prius? 

Although the Prius may be Toyota’s most popular and famous model, Toyota is never one to rest on its laurels, making sure…

Toyota and FuelCell Energy announced plans for a megawatt-scale carbonate fuel cell power generation plant at the Port of Long Beach. As part of the deal, FuelCell Energy will build the plant, which will supply hydrogen for Toyota’s fuel cell electric vehicles and heavy-duty fuel cell Class 8 proof of concept truck, the companies say.

The new Tri-Gen facility at the Port of Long Beach will use bio-waste sourced from the state’s agricultural…

Toyota just upped the stakes to remain the top manufacturer of hybrid vehicles worldwide with a $373.8 million investment in five U.S. manufacturing plants that will support production of its first American-made hybrid powertrain and to implement Toyota’s New Global Architecture (TNGA) at its Alabama plant. Each of the projects is scheduled to begin this year and all should be operational by 2020.

The investments will include adding new production of hybrid…

Here's a huge reason why we need electric trucks https://t.co/cRvgtCtWUW pic.twitter.com/zL3Urr0s0d

— Jalopnik (@Jalopnik) July 10, 2017

Trucks are something we all have to deal with when commuting down I-57. We don't mean pickup trucks, like the Tundra or Tacoma—we mean semi trucks. Tractor trailers. Big-rigs.

They groan along the highway like slow-moving, yet terrifyingly massive whales, blowing smoke instead of water out of their tops.

Thanks to Toyota's "Project Portal," one day, things could be different.

In the wake of launching the hydrogen-fueled Toyota Mirai, the...

 

The California Energy Commission (CEC) posted a Notice of Proposed Award (NOPA) outlining subsidies to support hydrogen refueling infrastructure in California. Shell, in partnership with Toyota, will be considered for the installation of hydrogen refueling equipment into seven retail stations in the state of California and an award of $16,362,500 to develop those stations.  
 
The NOPA marks an important step forward in California’s aspiration for broader deployment of low-carbon fuels and vehicle…