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Not sure how much air to put into your tires to achieve proper air pressure? You can check the decal on the inside of the driver's side doorjamb, or in the glove box. It's best not to go by the tire pressure specified on the side of your tires, because it may not be the right amount to give you the best performance for your vehicle. You should also check your tires after they have been sitting for at least three hours, or when they're "cold." This will give you the most accurate results. Don't just…

Congrats @Toyota for two hybrid #BestCars17 winners: Prius and RAV4 Hybrid. With Bill Fay at @ChiAutoShow. https://t.co/xaoc0CI8xi pic.twitter.com/LxViEn9isn

— U.S. News Cars (@USNewsCars) February 9, 2017

Whoever said hybrid vehicles weren't worth the money has clearly never experienced the 2017 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. In fact, the RAV4 Hybrid has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as the Best Hybrid SUV for the Money. Efficiency, practicality, and features abound for Oxford drivers.

Make others green with envy with the 2017 @Toyota Prius, our Eco-Friendly Car of the Year. #CarsBestOf https://t.co/B811bHbVC8 pic.twitter.com/HUTitOelO5

— Cars.com (@carsdotcom) January 11, 2017

The Toyota Prius sparked a hybrid technology movement almost two decades ago, and yet it continues to push forward and impress. At least, enough to get the attention of Cars.com. The Prius has been named the 2017 Eco-Friendly Car of the Year by Cars.com. Efficiency and practicality meet in one vehicle on the Oxford roads.

When you own a car you begin to learn about how your car runs and what makes your car special. You will learn to take notice of things that seem out of the ordinary and seem to be making your car perform less than ideal. If you begin to notice your engine running more sluggish than normal it could be a sign that it is time to change your oil.

The engine oil that pumps through your motor is the lifeblood that keeps everything running smoothly. Engine oil works to lubricate and cool all of the moving parts inside your…

Recently, Toyota announced that the company had surpassed 10 million global hybrid vehicles sales, including hybrid plug-ins, by the end of January 2017. This milestone was achieved a mere nine months after the company broke the 9 million vehicle mark in April of 2016. Closer to home, Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) saw the division's cumulative hybrid and plug-in hybrid sales reach a total of over three million vehicles by the end of 2016.

 

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The all new Camry, which Toyota Motor Corporation President Akio Toyoda referred to as "sexy" when it made its world-wide debut in January, will be the feature vehicle among over 50 cars, trucks and SUVs at Toyota's exhibit at the Chicago Auto Show.

Getting ready to heat up Chicago. WATCH tomorrow live from the #CAS17 floor. https://t.co/177z96WItj pic.twitter.com/laMMcBsLX3

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) February 9, 2017

Despite being the most popular sedan in its segment around the world, the Toyota Camry has been teasing a sportier look for its next generation. At Oxford Toyota, we watched with excitement as the 2018 Toyota Camry made its official world debut in Detroit at the North American International Auto Show - complete a striking exterior profile that was redesigned from the ground up for a new approach to the mid-size sedan.

Meet the midsize sedan that's changing what we think about midsize sedans. The all-new 2018 #Camry! pic.twitter.com/18P6kDluuI

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) January 11, 2017

It is more difficult than ever to gain ground in the fiercely competitive SUV market segment, and yet the 2017 Toyota Highlander continues to make strides amongst its peers as one of the most reliable midsized options you can find. Fresh off a new exterior design, complete with added interior features, the Highlander expands upon its strengths in order maintain its growing momentum - such as the all-new 3.5-liter V6 powertrain, which is more than capable of 295-horsepower and 263 pound-feet of torque for a performance that will impress drivers across Searcy and beyond.

At the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on January 4, Toyota announced a revolutionary concept vehicle that evinces the company’s belief that vehicles of the future should adapt to the people that are using them. The Concept-I was developed with the goal of providing users with an immersive and welcoming experience.

Even the exterior builds a relationship w/ the world around it - expressing motion, excitement, and even a little bit of magic. #Concepti pic.twitter.com/KeJm8up04x

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) January 4, 2017