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48 Environmental Groups Receive 2009 TogetherGreen Innovation Grants
Forty eight projects in 23 states will receive a total of $1.1 million in TogetherGreen Innovation Grants to facilitate people-powered conservation action. TogetherGreen Innovation Grants annually provide essential funding that enables environmental groups and their community partners to inspire, equip and engage people to tackle environmental problems and better their communities.
Read MoreToyota Launches New Corporate Advertising Campaign, Focusing on Company’s Commitment ‘Beyond Cars’
Toyota today launched a new corporate advertising campaign, highlighting the company?s commitment to the environment, the economy and local communities. Built around the theme ?Beyond Cars,? the campaign will include print and online ads, as well as a new television commercial.
Read MoreScion Announces Pricing for 2010 xD That Receives New Audio System, Vehicle Stability Control Standard
Scion today announced the Manufacturer?s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the 2010 xD five-door urban subcompact. The xD rolls into its third model year with new standard and optional audio systems and also gains standard Vehicle Stability Control (VSC).
Read MoreCamry Gains New Powertrain, New Styling for 2010
The 2010 Toyota Camry and Camry Hybrid, which went on sale in March 2009, debuted revised exterior styling, a new four-cylinder powertrain and new safety, audio and convenience features. All Camry gas models are now equipped with Vehicle Stability Control (VCS) with traction control (TRAC) as standard.
Read MoreAvalon Transformed Model for Full-Size Sedans
The Toyota Avalon, now in its third generation, established a new model for full-size sedans when the first-generation model was first introduced in 1995. Avalon provides an exceptionally roomy and comfortable cabin ? including 40.9 inches of rear legroom ? but with far better driving dynamics than customers had experienced with ?traditional? full-size models.
Read MoreToyota/Lexus Consumer Safety Advisory: Potential Floor Mat Interference with Accelerator Pedal
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. takes public safety very seriously. It believes its vehicles to be among the safest on the road today. Recent events have prompted Toyota to take a closer look at the potential for an accelerator pedal to get stuck in the full open position due to an unsecured or incompatible driver's floor mat. A stuck open accelerator pedal may result in very high vehicle speeds and make it difficult to stop the vehicle, which could cause a crash, serious injury or death.
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