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When you are on the road it can be difficult to keep up with every road sign that passes, especially if you are on the highway. That is why new Toyota vehicles, as part of the Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 Package, come with a feature that assists you with this: Road Sign Assist.

When it comes to summer road trips and highway excursions, safety is absolutely paramount. This is one of the most important factors to consider when buying a new vehicle, too.

There are a lot of really cool, and exciting, features that have been integrated into your Toyota vehicle. These features help ensure that you enjoy your driving experience, and stay safe on the road.

One of these features is the dynamic radar cruise control settings. This helps you maintain a set speed on the road, like normal cruise control, while also using radar to adjust your speed so you maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.

How smart is the 2018 Toyota Corolla? Here's an example, try getting into and starting your car without touching your keys. If you're confused as to how that's supposed to be possible, might we suggest Toyota's Smart-Key technology available in the 2018 Toyota Corolla and other new Toyota models? Need a free hand when carrying luggage or groceries to your car? Simply approach within three feet of the vehicle and your key fob will produce a series of rolling codes detected by your car to unlock the door. Sit down in the driver's seat and…

Your Toyota vehicle is outfitted with a variety of different safety technologies, all of which ensure that you are secure on the road.

One of these safety features is the pre-collision system. If you are curious about how to use it, and how to control it, this video can help you!

The future is finally here. We may not have artificially intelligent, self-driving, talking cars like Knight Rider quite yet -- but by the end of next year, every new Toyota model will be "semi-autonomous."

Toyota will make automatic braking near-standard by 2017 https://t.co/3776w0y4yw pic.twitter.com/SHJmuqYuWB

— Engadget (@engadget) March 28, 2016

Toyota's Pre-Collision System, one of the three pillars of Toyota Safety Sense™, utilizes a combination of camera, laser, and millimeter wave radar detection to identify obstacles in the road, including pedestrians and other cars

We've seen our favorite automaker's new compact crossover at several auto shows in the past but, this time we're seeing it at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show and there's something different about it. This time the 2017 Toyota C-HR on display is the production model, ready to hit the road.

Whether you like how it looks, how it drives, or you're just drawn to the fact that it's been the best-selling compact car in the US for the better part of the last twenty years, the 2016 Toyota Corolla is one unbelievable car. The folks at The Car Connection agree and have a lot of great things to say. From the angular and bold design, to the comfort and spacious cabin with soft-touch materials and sophisticated two-tier dashboard, to the responsive and fun driving experience, to the efficient and powerful engine options, you'll love everything about it…

Getting your vehicle starting and moving relies on a lot of different mechanical parts working in tandem with each other. Stopping, on the other hand, pretty much relies on your brakes and - more specifically - the quality of your brake pads. Toyota understands the importance of proper braking power so they've created a video showing how you can check if your brake pads need replacing. Take a look at the video below and learn more about brake pads and how we can help you out: