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Toyota is always pushing to come up with the next great idea while inspiring others to do more. The latest fruits of Toyota's brand-wide quest for a better tomorrow: the announcement that the Toyota Mobility Foundation has awarded a $1 million dollar prize to the winner of their three-year global Mobility Unlimited Challenge, which saw inventors and innovators from around the world submit ideas that they believe could change the lives of those with spinal cord injuries and other mobility challenges.
 

With 11 hybrids offered across their 2021 vehicle lineup, and 3.7 million Toyota hybrids sold in America so far,  it's clear that Toyota is fully committed to alternative propulsion technologies. Recently, Autotrader.com took note of this brand-wide commitment, spotlighting both Toyota's 2021 Hybrid models and their innovative 2021 Mirai Hydrogen Fuel-Cell sedan. It's the latest in a long string of critical and automotive press applause for Toyota's alternative-fuel vehicles.
 

With us all doing our part on masking, sanitization and social distancing, a lot of folks are at a loss for fun things to do that allow them to be at a safe distance from others. Steve Landers Toyota of Northwest Arkansas is here for you, however, with our suggestions for three fun, socially-distanced activities to do right here in Northwest Arkansas. Need a reliable vehicle to get you there? Then come see us today at Landers Toyota of Northwest Arkansas in Rogers, or check out our full selection of Toyota models at our website right now.
 

With a standard hybrid gas/electric powertrain now standard across all trim levels, power output of 245 horsepower and EPA-estimated fuel economy of 36 miles per gallon  the fourth-generation 2021 Toyota Sienna minivan is changing the way people think about minivans. The latest feather for the cap of the engineers and designers behind the 2021 Toyota Sienna: the news that influential automotive publication Green Car Journal has named the 2021 Sienna their Family Green Car of the year! 
 

Our gratitude for the selflessness and heroism of our health care workers during the Covid-19 pandemic brings to mind another story that happened a few years back, where a nurse in California sacrificed his beloved Toyota Tundra 4x4 -- nicknamed "The Pandra" for its white paint and black trim -- to save the lives of others. It's a story worth repeating at Thanksgiving, as we face another moment in our history where courage, determination and sacrifice will carry our nation through to brighter days.

 

Since 1997, the Toyota Sienna minivan has been showing other manufacturers how to build a safe, reliable, family-friendly people-mover with style. Now in its fourth generation, the all-new, totally-redesigned 2021 Toyota Sienna reclaims the crown as America's most user-friendly, family-first van.

Hosted every year in Las Vegas, the massive Specialty Equipment Marketplace Association (SEMA) Show is a chance for automotive manufacturers to strut their stuff, show off new products, and push the limits of what was previously thought possible. Though this year's SEMA Show, held in early November, went entirely online due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Toyota still tolled out the good stuff as they always do. That included the debut of a wild 2021 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 that's designed and engineered to be the ultimate go-anywhere overlanding rig. 

Recently, Toyota announced that Toyota Motor North America will partner with heavy equipment maker Hino Trucks to develop the next generation of all-electric fuel cell heavy trucks like we see hauling freight on the highways of America every day. Like many of Toyota's hybrid, electric and fuel-cell technologies, Toyota hopes that their partnership with Hino Trucks to build heavy-duty 18-wheeler fuel cell trucks will both help the freight companies facing rising fuel costs and help push America and the world toward better solutions to moving long-haul freight.
 

Toyota recently took the wraps off the newly-upgraded 2021 Toyota RAV4, and it promises to just keep changing the game for drivers. Everyone here at Steve Landers Toyota of Northwest Arkansas is eager to share the features of the best-ever RAV4 with our customers, so let's dive into three of the 2021 RAV4's available trim levels to see what Toyota has in store for tomorrow's drivers.