Archive for 'Sienna' Category
2024 Toyota Tundra 2024 is a huge year for Toyota vehicles, especially the all-new Tundra. The 2024 Toyota Tundra comes fitted with a new suspension, plenty of updated technology, a tougher and sportier design, and more available packages. But one upgrade that all our truck enthusiasts here at Mount Airy Toyota are talking about is […]
Minivans are the sexy new car of 2024, and the Toyota Sienna is the one to buy! With the emergence of the SUV, many thought the days of the minivan were numbered. But the family van has proven itself true in the midst of the continual surge of sport utility vehicles and crossovers and has […]
The new year always lends itself to the excitement of new beginnings. People everywhere are setting resolutions and goals they hope to achieve to bring about a better and happier year. To that end, Toyota is looking to 2023 as a year of innovation and taking its well-established legacy even further. The year 2022 was […]
What is Toyotathon? It’s more than just a sale. Inventory levels and factory incentives come together to create the ultimate buying time at Mount Airy Toyota. It is your best chance to drive away in a brand new RAV4, Tacoma, 4Runner, Camry, Corolla or other Toyota of your dreams. How big of a deal is […]
Mount Airy Toyota has great prices on two of Kelly Blue Book’s Best Family Cars of 2016 list, the Toyota Sienna and Toyota Highlander. Both offer high marks in safety, performance, and comfort. And, the 2016 Toyota Sienna and Toyota Highlander both provide plenty interior space to fit you and your family comfortably. Do you […]
The holiday season is here! And that means road trips to visit family and friends. But before trucking up to grandma’s house in the same tired mini-van, consider getting a new car – a gift for the whole family. A long road trip with the kids can be a lot more bearable in the right […]
I can remember going on frequent family road trips — my sisters and I packed into the family Toyota with our little faces peering out the windows. Looking back I have realized that just as important as the scenery was the mode of transportation. What truly made these trips fun was contained within the vehicle […]
