2010 Toyota 4Runner

The 4Runner comes with either the spirited 4L V6 that has intelligent timing so that you always get optimal burn on your fuel (saving you at the pump). Or the 4.7L V8 that delivers 236-hp or 266 lbs of torque, perfect for taking off road and climbing near vertical hills.

Toyota is world renown for its durability and when you are venturing into the wild the last thing you want is a break down. Jeeps and Hummers are alright but you just can’t beat the pain a Toyota can endure.

The 4Runner also comes with a slew of safety options and luxury items like the Vehicle Stability Control that will help you steer your way through obstacles by applying the brakes to individual wheels. You can also get Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist that will help you stop when you need to.

The starting price for the 2010 Toyota 4Runner is about $36,800 and can reach near $46,860 for the V8 Limited Edition. If you are interested in getting a Toyota 4Runner for your very own test drive one today at your nearest Toyota dealership.

Check out the 2010 Toyota 4Runner website for more information.

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2009 Toyota Highlander

The Highlander features all of the finer options offered by Toyota this season, like their safety trim which has rear view cameras SRS airbags and bluetooth connectivity which will keep you connected hands-free.

Under the hood of the Highlander is a powerful 3.5L V6 which will allow you to tow up to 3,500 lbs. If you are environmentally conscience you may opt for the Highlander-Hybrid that gets an impressive 7.7L/100km with a 3.3L V6. Compare that with the 3.5L on the standard Highlander which gets 10.8L/100km.

If this sounds like your car check one out at your local Toyota dealer today. Expect starting prices to begin around $32,600 for the standard and $42,735 for the hybrid.

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2009 Toyota Highlander

Known for making some of the worlds best cars, this auto maker has pulled out all of the stops in producing the Land Cruiser. The car features a 5.7L V8 381-hp engine that can tow an impressive load. Enough to make a weekend warrior out of any outdoor enthusiast.

2009 Toyota Land Cruiser

Though the Land Cruiser qualifies for the Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (ULEV-II) it is still an SUV. It therefore can really on get 13 mpg in the city and 18 mpg on the highway.

If you do want an SUV that ‘ll give you the most versatility than this might be it. It’ll seat eight very comfortably, take you off-road with ease, provide excellent safety for your family and will tow your boat to the cottage on the weekend, though don’t be surprised by the sticker price. A luxury SUV like this will have a starting price of about $65,000.

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2009 Toyota Land Cruiser

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More and more SUV models these days are beginning to just be designed as bigger cars. It seems that you can’t get the handling needed for the road without sacrificing off-road driving conditions. A class usually dominated by the Jeep Wrangler the FJ Cruiser is a great new option of the weekend off-roaders.

The 2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser is available in as either a 2WD 5-Speed Auto, the 4WD 6-Speed Manual or the 4WD 5-Speed Auto. The standard 4.0L V6 that comes on all of the models get’s an impressive 239 hp. Though classified as a Low Emission Vehicle (LEV-II) The car isn’t great for those concerned about the environment.

To help weather driving conditions off-road the FJ Cruiser has a slip brake sensor that helps traction when stuck in the mud or climbing over rocks. The sensors automatically apply the brake to an individual wheel that is spinning, thereby allowing torque to be transferred to the rest of the wheels. The FJ Cruiser also has a locking differential so that the back wheels turn in tandem. Just don’t leave it on the highway.

For more information about the 2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser visit a local dealer near you.

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2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser

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The roomy interior of the Toyota Sequoia make this the perfect family comfort ride. It drives like a minivan but retains the bulkiness of a truck. The tough looking grill and hood is matched only by your choice between the 4.6L V8 or 5.7L V8. Both come with an estimated 14mpg in the city and 19mpg on the highway.

You will love the Sequoia if you want something with a bit more room and comfort. If you are unfamiliar with driving a large truck you should opt for the rear-view backup camera. It’ll make parking a breeze.

Find out more about the 2010 Toyota Sequoia at a Toyota dealership near you. Expect to pay anywhere from $38,530 to $55,680.

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