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As we all start saying goodbye to our favourite summer activities, we say hello and welcome to a new year of Toyota vehicles. It’s safe to say that one model is at the top of mind for a lot of drivers in our community. 

The all-new 2022 Toyota Tundra. 
It’s been years since the Tundra debuted back in 2007, and these are the first major developments it adopts beyond the incredible advancement of Toyota technology and safety in recent years. The anticipation is high and after several months of teasing from Toyota, we officially have eyes on it…

Toyota just celebrated a remarkable milestone. The 50 millionth Corolla has officially sold.

50 MILLION. That’s 50,000,000. If we started counting in seconds to 50 million… it would take almost 578 days!

In the 55+ years since the Toyota Corolla made its debut, a Corolla has sold approximately every 28 seconds in over 150 countries all over the world.

THAT makes the Toyota Corolla the undisputed, best-selling car EVER.

 

 

One of the takeaways from the first half of 2021 in the automobile industry is that Canadians are ready to get driving again and into new vehicles. It’s been a busy few months here at Red Deer Toyota making sure our customers get to do just that! Here’s one thing that absolutely hasn’t changed since before the pandemic:

 

The RAV4 is still Canada’s top-selling SUV.

 

The RAV4 is still Canada's favourite Toyota.

 

The RAV4 is still Canada’s top-selling CANADIAN vehicle. 

 

 

Whether you’re new to the camping world or you're already a seasoned veteran adventurer – chances are very high that you’ve seen a Toyota out in the wild. That’s because with Toyota being such an established brand on Canadian roads and in Canadian homes – it’s a guaranteed choice of vehicle for travelling outside of our city borders.

The features and highlights of any Toyota car, truck and SUV can easily benefit you on your camping trips this summer.

 

 

Alberta winters are not for the faint of heart, with the ice and the snow and the slush, and let’s not forget the mind-numbing cold. Sometimes just getting to the grocery store is an adventure. 

Oil changes often get placed on the back burner but are among the most basic yet important car care services available. Your vehicle’s engine simply can’t function without oil, and the longer you go between oil changes, the more damage will be done. Toyota recommends changing your car’s oil every 16,093 kilometres. Below, you’ll find more information on oil changes, their importance, and their cost.

When winter is just around the corner, it’s a smart idea to take a little extra time to prepare your vehicle for the journeys ahead. Winters in the Red Deer County and Blackfalds areas are especially unforgiving, so it’s important to take steps toward making your travels as safe as possible. That’s where Red Deer Toyota comes in! In addition to checking other aspects of your vehicle, such as the brakes and lights, we’ll outfit your vehicle with new winter tires with the traction needed to conquer snowy conditions. Learn more about the importance of winter…

If you’re shopping for a Toyota, you may be wondering, “What is Toyota TRD?” TRD is an acronym for Toyota Racing Development. Popular models like the Tundra, Tacoma, 4Runner, and Sequoia, have TRD configurations, but what makes TRD variations unique? It depends on the grade. TRD has three tiers: TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, and TRD Pro. Read on to learn more about these three grades and what’s in store for you when you choose a Toyota TRD, such as the Tacoma TRD Sport or Tundra TRD Pro.

With so many vehicles available on the auto market, it can be a challenge figuring out which makes the most sense for you. Toyota offers an expansive lineup of cars, trucks, SUVs, and hybrid models — but that’s not all. The brand has earned a reputation for manufacturing cost-effective and durable vehicles with great resale values, as well as furthering the development of driver assistance, infotainment, and hybrid technologies. There are so many good reasons to choose a Toyota, but we’ve narrowed it down to five, which you can learn more about below!