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6 Valentine’s Gifts for Toyota Lovers
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.
5 Important Items to Keep In Your Glove Box
Is your glove box a nest of loose receipts, expired documents, and old food wrappers? Whether you keep your glove box clean and tidy or not, it should have the things that can save you a lot of time and hassle. Put this convenient bit of storage space to use with these five items.
Antibacterial Hand Wipes
Your hands touch so many parts of your interior, it’s only right to have something sanitary. Not only are hand wipes nice to use every so often, just as you’re leaving or entering your car, but they’re also great against drive-thru meals and other sticky situations. Both you and your passengers will appreciate it. If possible, try to get non-scented wipes, so your hands don’t reek of lemon or herbs.
A simple miniature trash container will make putting away used hand wipes a lot simpler, so look out for one of those as well. There are options that hook behind seats, on doors, or in almost any convenient area.
3 Coolest Limited Edition Scion Models on the Market
The Toyota Scion line of cars features some of the maker’s most unique looks and coolest features. The body is full of clean lines with curves in all the right places. And the limited edition Scion Series takes the same theory of sleekness and kicks it up a notch to downright sexiness. No matter if you’re looking for something small and sporty or large enough to drive the family around town, the limited edition Scions come in a model made for you.
FR-S Release Series 2.0: A Luxurious Sports Car
The sleek and sporty FR-S Release Series 2.0 is touted as Toyota’s “most exclusive release series yet.” Drive one of these and you’ll feel like you’re living in the lap of luxury. The heated black seats are trimmed in stylish tan leather for a gorgeous contrast. The devil is in the details on this car, too. It features 17-inch alloy wheels, LED daytime running lights, a low-profile rear lip spoiler, and a leather trimmed steering wheel to match the seats.
And if you’re looking for something really rare for your next car, this is it. There are only 1,000 of these available, so driving one of these makes you part of a very exclusive club.
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5 Reasons to Drive a New Toyota Tacoma
A Tacoma is a compact pickup truck that was originally introduced by Toyota in 1995. A decade after the first model was created, it received the “Truck of the Year” award from Motor Trend Magazine. Since then, Toyota has modified the body style twice to improve its handling and make it more appealing to consumers. Customers can select between four models: SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, and Limited. There are many reasons to drive a Toyota Tacoma.
High Safety Ratings
When it comes to driving, one of the first things that customers want to know is how the vehicle ranks in safety. In a crash test, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the Toyota Tacoma a four-star overall safety rating, with five-star ratings in passenger side barrier and rear seat, side barrier and pole. The truck has a four-wheel anti-lock brake system, child seat anchors, stability and traction control, and tire pressure monitoring for maximum safety. It also has very responsive steering and strong braking capacity for immediate stops.
Right Around the Corner | 3 Coastal Maryland Drives
Maryland’s mountains, forests, and fields are all terrific fodder for a scenic journey through the state, but coastal drives have a charm all their own, and these are the three best ones for anyone living in Maryland.
Chesapeake Country National Scenic Byway
The first ever nationally designated scenic byway in Maryland, this 85-mile path takes about two to three hours to drive, but for a full experience of the eastern side of the Chesapeake Bay, we recommend planning a weekend with a few hotel stops in the cities that interest you most. The basic path begins in Stevensville, makes a backwards C route to Rock Hall, and then back a ways and north all the way to Chesapeake City.
First, you may want to check out the serene beaches of Terrapin Nature Park before you leave Kent Island. Stop by the visitor venter as you leave Stevenson, if you want more ideas of where to stop. The drive on MD 18 and MD 213 will take you to Kent Narrows, and then Church Hill, known for its beautiful vineyards. Moving along 213, you’ll cross Chester River Bridge and reach Chestertown, eventually Georgetown, and finally Chesapeake City, home to historic districts, calm canals, and horse-drawn carriage tours.

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