The 2016 4Runner With rugged body-on-frame construction and true 4x4 capability, 4Runner will help you get to all the adventure you can handle. 4WD with Active Traction Control 4Runner offers two different 4-Wheel Drive systems: SR5 4WD and Trail models utilize part-time 4WD with Active Traction Control (A-TRAC), while Limited 4WD is equipped with a full-time 4WD system featuring A-TRAC and Torsen
Looking for a few road trip ideas to take friends and family on an adventure during springtime? Think of Maryland with its bright blooming flowers, water sparkling with sunlight, and clear blue skies. These three options are all based on a great destination that either aren't available or just aren't the same outside of the spring. St. Michaels Harbor Couples who love charming waterfront restaurants will get a great evening or weekend trip out of their drive to St. Michaels Harbor, along Route 50. Once you arrive, you can check out the great sights bearing the same name as the harbor. For instance, consider combining your trip with a stay at St. Michaels Harbor Inn, Marina and Spa. This 19th century manor-turned-hotel offers elegant suites and al-fresco dining. Enjoy watching the boats pass along the bay. The hotel, among others, schedules boat cruises and sailing lessons, or kept it simple and explore the historic streets, reminiscent of the state's Victorian-style New England roots. For brief visits and a more casual experience, try the local favorite restaurant, Carpenter Street Saloon, for a few drinks and the famed crab soup. more Baltimore's Food and Art Scenes Spring is a good time to try new experiences, and this path takes you to two fascinating museums, followed by a tour of the tastes in Charm City. To see it all, we recommend booking a hotel at the highly rated Inn at The Black Olive, only a half-mile from the second museum. The Baltimore Museum of Art 's sculpture garden is lovely in the spring, and all the exhibits are free. American Visionary Art Museum is next, dedicated to self-taught creators. This is where it gets weird, and you can see a giant wind-powered sculpture, structures made of toothpicks, and more. In-between your driving and museum visits, check out McCormick World of Flavors, a great shop for those with a culinary eye. Artifact Coffee is a good spot for a pick-me-up, and Pabu is a modern Japanese restaurant inside the Four Seasons Hotel with a twist on its offerings to reflect Maryland's culture. Montpelier Festival of Herbs, Tea and the Arts Pair your road trip with a walking tour of an historic mansion, and time your visit with the festival, to get herbs, teas, and various farmed or hand-crafted goods. The festival includes educational classes on gardening, herbal beauty products, and medicinal herbs, and everything takes place on the beautiful Montpelier Mansion, which also features a huge boxwood maze to explore. Coming from Suitland, Routes 295 or 495 will take you north for most of the journey. If you're staying the night (or two), Red Roof Inn-Laurel is the closest hotel to the mansion. Maryland is full of beautiful things to see and do, but if you're going to choose one time of year to have a road trip, why not go for the sunny, temperate days after the winter season? We hope you love whatever trips you choose, and come back with some great stories. Photo By wavebreakmedia | Royalty-free stock photo ID
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It can be a nerve wracking experience trying to decide what car is safe, comfortable, and responsive enough for a first-year driver, without spending too much on a new 2016 Toyota. Fortunately, you can look at certified pre-owned vehicles to Photo By AXL | Royalty-free stock photo ID: 268902575
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A Long Island schoolteacher named Irving Gordon has kept his 1966 Volvo in such good shape, that it's driven more than 3 million miles. A lot of care goes into making a car last a long time, and here are a few things to expect as your car ages. These tips show how to keep your car in top shape, if not for millions of miles, then certainly for longer than average. First Service By about 15,000 miles, your new vehicle should be serviced for the first time. A good first service will include inspection of core parts like the brake systems, cooling systems, possibly fuel systems, and include an oil change, air filter replacement, and tire rotation. A first scheduled service shouldn't cost you much more than $200, but could help outline small quirks in your vehicle, which you can address easily and preemptively, before they cost you a lot more in the future. more Second Service At 30,000 miles, it's time for your second scheduled service. This one is a little more thorough, and should cost $500 at the most. It will cover all the parts previously inspected, and include a new fuel filter. Depending on the quality of your transmission fluid and spark plugs, those might get replaced by this point, but if they're high quality, you can wait until later. Third Service As your third 15,000-mile interval comes (45,000 miles), it's usually time to have the same treatment that was done at with your first service. Typically, the only difference is that if the transmission fluid wasn't changed before, it will definitely need it now. You could still wait on the spark plugs, if they're very well made. Fourth Service Just as the third service is about the same as the first, the fourth service, at 60,000 miles, is usually the same as the second, with some important replacements. The shop should replace all the belts, valves, and hoses that are showing age, and the spark plugs will need to be replaced. 100,000-Mile Service After the 15,000-mile cycle has taken you to about 100,000 miles, you'll need to take your vehicle in for the most important checkup of it's lifespan. However, don't be fooled into spending more money than your other services. While 100,000 miles is a big number, it does not pose a particular threat, because with most vehicles, there are few parts that wouldn't need attention sometime before 100,000 miles. Get a checkup, which is similar to the other services, and then maybe go on a trip to celebrate your healthy ride. Remember, every vehicle has its own manufacturer recommended schedule of maintenance, and this only a general outline that may not perfectly represent your vehicle. Read you owner's manual, online if you have to, and get a firm schedule planned for what to expect in the coming months and years. Photo by Capri23auto | Licensed under CC0
You might be wondering what's so important about spring cleaning your car? Well, it's not just a stubborn tradition. Here are the best ways to clean your car as the winter ends, and the reasons why. Pre-Winter and Post-Winter Waxing Road salt is a major risk to vehicles during and after the winter season. One good way to protect against the damaging minerals is by giving the paint job a fresh wax, at the start of winter starts and the beginning of spring. Other areas of your car can also suffer such as the wheels so remember to clean and protect them as well. more Washing Away Road Salt Residue The residual road salt on your car can wreak havoc on it's exterior, and even cause dangerous corrosion on the undercarriage. A thorough washing is all it takes to remove these minerals and protect your vehicle. In some extreme cases, drivers who left salt residue on their undercarriage ended up with holes in their floor. Don't shrug it off, because rinsing off the remaining salt that's dried onto your car will save you a lot of stress. Just going to a paid car wash is good enough, if you can get the undercarriage rinsed. However, if you wash it yourself, be sure to add a few tablespoons of baking soda to the wash bucket, which will neutralize the salt. The Perfect Wash and Rinse Residual salt is imperceptibly small, so you'll want to make sure that areas inside the wheels, around fenders, the trunk, hood, and movable parts such as door jambs are washed. If these areas are not thoroughly cleaned, you could very well see problems later. When you wash your car, be sure to use a quality soap; ideally, one that it intended for automobiles. In particular, avoid dish soaps. Some of these soaps can wear away the clear coat of your car. If you're still in the colder days of winter, there's a risk that the Photo by kaboompics | Licensed under cc0
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Want to give your special someone, who also loves Toyota, a great gift for Valentine's day? Or maybe you're hoping this is a way to direct someone more aloof into thinking about you, by appealing to their favorite automaker. If he or she adores Toyotas, or even just owns one, these gifts will put a smile on their face. Small Personal Items These items are for smaller, growing affections, and there are plenty of choices. For instance, you can keep it simple by giving someone a Toyota key ring. There are many different key ring shapes and designs, both masculine, feminine, expensive, and affordable. For a little more money, you can get someone a model of their very own Toyota, to keep on a desk at work or at home. more Cargo Enhancements If the person drives a Toyota 4runner, or other vehicle used for carrying plenty of cargo, help them out with model-specific accessories like a cargo divider, cargo net, and other protective features. This practical addition will remind them of you, every time he or she loads or unloads groceries or other sensitive items. They don't cost too much, and are designed to easily fit with the specific model. Exterior Features Think about any part of a car's exterior, and there's a gift related to it. Has the person you care about complained that certain parts don't look their best anymore? There are tons of exterior accessory and detailing options for Toyota models. Maybe you know that they would like something flashy and new. On the low end, a custom license plate come in different styles, from serious and plain to wacky and colorful. For a high-dollar accessory, gifting new rims is a bold statement, for a bold recipient. Wheel Locks This option is great for the more wary Toyota owner. Wheel locks are an expensive purchase Photo by InnerVisionPRO | Royalty-free stock photo ID: 269568806
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