Source: Pixabay The undisputed king of the SUV segment is none other than the Toyota RAV4, at least as far as sales go. For many years, the Toyota RAV4 has been the reigning champ for the best-selling SUVs in America. It’s no surprise because the RAV4 is a true crowd-pleaser and everything most people need from a two-row SUV. The combination of high reliability ratings and a roomy interior makes the RAV4 an attractive option for SUV buyers.

2016 Toyota Prius by Kārlis Dambrāns — CC BY 2.0 The Toyota Prius was designed to sip gas for a long time, which has made it a big hit among those who want to conserve their money – and the environment. The best way to accomplish both of those goals is not to buy a brand new car off the assembly line, but to purchase a pre-owned car. That way, you are minimizing your carbon footprint while also being a responsible consumer.

Source: Pixabay If you’re looking for reliable utilitarian vehicles, two of the brands that probably come to mind first are Subaru and Toyota. But comparing Subaru vs. Toyota is a little more complicated. After all, both are Japanese brands, and they have a lot of overlap in style and design features. That said, if you’re considering a vehicle from one of these manufacturers, you probably should think about the brand comparison and which manufacturer will be better suited to your needs.

Source: Pixabay Few things are more exciting than great American road trips. While merely the idea of road trips is enough to spark excitement, driving the best car for traveling is one of the most crucial factors affecting your overall experience. After all, you’ll want to drive a vehicle that provides ample comfort, safety, and amenities. Of course, with the rising gas prices, you’ll also want to drive a car that offers good fuel economy.

Nothing says luxury like heated seats, but you don’t have to be driving the most expensive luxury brands to have them in your vehicle anymore. Nowadays, they have become more and more popular in just about all vehicle makes and models. Let’s take a look at Toyota RAV4 heated seats: what to know. Optional Heated Seats with These Trim Levels When you purchase a Toyota RAV4, the only trim level that you are unable to option heated seats for is the base LE trim.

2018 Toyota Sienna by Kevauto — CC BY-SA 4.0 Toyota released its fourth generation of Sienna in 2021, and it was the first complete redesign of the van since 2010. With excellent safety ratings and reviews, one would think 2021 is the best year for the Toyota Sienna. But there is one tiny catch with the new generation—it is currently a hybrid-only vehicle. While we are huge fans of hybrids, we find it difficult to declare the best year for a van when the year fails to offer a non-hybrid option.

2016 Toyota Prius by Karlis Dambrans — CC-BY-2.0 The word “Prius” has become synonymous with a hybrid vehicle. Since Toyota launched the first mass-market hybrid car in 1997, the Toyota Prius continues to be the best-selling passenger car in the hybrid category year after year. And while A-list actors like Tom Hanks’ and Ryan Gosling’s love for the Prius has helped build the car’s marketing buzz, almost two million American car buyers have chosen this hybrid for valid reasons beyond the Hollywood cool factor.

Source: Pixabay Many people share the notion that owning a Toyota means you can “drive it until the wheels fall off.” Of course, Toyota has undoubtedly earned its legendary reputation for reliability – one of the top reasons it’s one of the best-selling car brands today. Speaking of best-selling cars, the Toyota RAV4 is among the best-selling SUVs in the U.S. market. Therefore, many folks are wondering if the RAV4 deserves its reputation for reliability.

Toyota Matrix by Flash176 — CC-BY-SA-4.0 There’s a lot to love with the ill-fated Toyota Matrix. Toyota made one of the most practical small wagons, offering generous cargo space, good reliability, and solid safety scores. It was a compact car that tried to do several things at once - unfortunately, it was discontinued in 2013. If you’re looking to buy a used Toyota Matrix, one of the main concerns is its reliability.

Photo by Raivis Razgals on Unsplash You probably drive a Toyota because you love the way it drives. It feels great, does what you want, and keeps you safe. These renowned vehicles would not work the same way without routine fills of a liquid called power steering fluid, an essential piece of any working car often overlooked. Even though it may sound obscure, a power steering fluid is essential to keeping your car driving right.