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  • Toyota 50th Anniversary: A Brief History of Toyota Trucks
    On October 31st 2007, Toyota Motor Sales celebrated exactly 50 years in the U.S. Since 1957, Toyota has grown from a small importer of economy vehicles to what will most likely become the largest auto manufacturer in the world. In short, Toyota is a success story. Being that Toyota trucks are so popular, I thought it might be a good time to briefly review the history of Toyota trucks in the U.S.
  • Diesel Engine Maintenance Basics For New Diesel Owners
    If you're new to diesel engines, there are quite a few things that may come as a surprise to you. First of all, diesel engines generate tremendous amounts of torque. This allows them to tow or haul thousands of pounds of materials or equipment, and they can often accelerate very quickly even when loaded down. Yet despite their incredible power, they are surprisingly fuel efficient. These qualities of efficiency and power may someday make diesel engines more common than gasoline engines, but for now it's important for any new diesel owner to know that diesel engines require more maintenance than gas engines. In fact, failure to perform these essential maintenance tasks could result in your diesel suffering major engine damage.
  • How To Get Toyota's Best Customer Service
    Few things are more frustrating than having a problem with your vehicle. In fact, there's a good chance you bought a Toyota because you thought that it wouldn't have any problems. Unfortunately, even a Toyota has the occasional issue. But what about when your Toyota car, truck, or SUV has a problem that isn't resolved to your satisfaction?
  • Toyota Tundra vs. Dodge Ram
    Pitting the new Toyota Tundra against the Dodge Ram has been fun. Both of these trucks are great. While I didn't compare every little detail, I did compare the key components and listed below you'll find the key differences between these two trucks. If you're thinking about either the Ram or the Tundra, take a look at Edmunds and Consumer Reports in addition reviews like these. You should also drive both trucks, if for no other reason than the seats are so different.
  • Is Synthetic oil right for the new Tundra?
    People ask me if they should use synthetic oil in their new trucks, and I always answer "It depends." Synthetic oil is better than regular oil for a lot of different reasons. Synthetic is a better lubricant, it maintains its integrity at high temperatures, it is usually pure without any contaminants, and it won't become sludge even when it's abused. To many people, the obvious benefits of synthetic oil mean that they should start using it in their new truck tomorrow. However, it really depends on how you take care of your Tundra.
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