Want Longevity? Buy a Toyota Vehicle

The 2008 recession left deep marks on the economy and changed how many people — around the Los Angeles metro area and across America — approach our finances and our purchases. One habit that’s stuck with many of us from that time is that lots of people are hanging onto their older vehicles longer. If you bought a Toyota car or SUV from Keyes Toyota in 2007 or earlier, you may well be very thankful right now.

Protecting Your Toyota Car From Theft

If you think that Los Angeles car shoppers love their Toyota cars, you should know they’re not the only ones. For years now, cars like the 2017 Toyota Corolla and Toyota Camry have topped lists of the most-stolen cars. If that statistic gives you pause, don’t worry; just be proactive. There are ways to keep yourself and your Toyota vehicle safer.

2018 Toyota Avalon Arrives Soon at Keyes Toyota

Some cars — the Toyota Camry comes to mind — sell in enormous numbers. Other cars reveal their charms only to a select few. The 2018 Toyota Avalon, coming soon to Keyes Toyota, falls firmly into the latter category. Yes, they still make some things like they used to, with understated style and luxurious amenities (but minus a shocking price tag).

AGL Comes to Toyota Camry

There are many changes coming to the 2018 Toyota Camry. You won’t even see one of the most important ones when you visit Keyes Toyota. Even though it’s unobtrusive, AGL is no less important for that. What is it, and what does it offer Los Angeles car shoppers?