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Toyota is one of the most popular automakers on the market. While the brand is recognized worldwide for many great features, one of its best assets is reliability. Over the years, Toyota has earned a reputation as an automaker that consistently produces some of the most reliable and long-lasting cars on the road. For Toyota, the secret to success is not racing to be the first to market with new products, and it's not selling the fanciest new cars. Instead, Toyota takes a practical approach to its car construction philosophy.

Perfection is a riveting but complex topic. What looks like the perfect car for you might be the wrong choice for someone else. Our dealership encourages you to examine a few things before sealing the deal on a new "perfect" car.

Crown Toyota takes pride in helping individuals find a dependable vehicle that fits their needs. It is important to own a car that you can rely on. Maintaining the dependability of a vehicle is easier when you remember a few simple tips.

Are you in the market to buy a Toyota Tacoma but you aren't sure which one would be the best to buy? We've done some research here at Crown Toyota of Decatur to help with your decision and, based on the specs and features this pickup has to offer as well as class ratings, we can tell you that the best Toyota Tacoma to purchase is the 2019 model.

Now through Monday, Feb. 1, 2016, parents can enter children ages 4 to 15 in Toyota’s Dream Car Art Contest. The annual competition gives children the opportunity to express their creativity and possibly win great prizes.

Stay safe and comfortable on the road this season using our winter driving checklist. As temperatures drop and occurrences of rain, snow, frost and ice start to increase, make sure you adhere to all the items included on this checklist to ensure that you’re ready for Old Man Winter.

If you plan on taking a live Christmas tree home this year, make sure you follow these tips to protect your car and yourself. Read more for details.

Even if you think you know everything there is to know about car seats and driving with young children, there are several prevailing myths out there that many parents have unwittingly come to believe are fact. This is the reason why Buckle Up for Life, a national education program presented by Toyota and Cincinnati Children's, recently came up with a list of the top five myths (and the facts that prove them wrong) to help parents better protect their children.

Is reliability one of the things you want most out of your next used car? If you’d like a vehicle that won’t have lots of costly mechanical problems, J.D. Power’s Dependability Study winners are a good choice for you. The best part is that award winners are selected based on surveys taken by actual vehicle owners, who document how many or how few problems they’ve had with their cars.

When cold weather hits, most of us sit in our cars longer, letting them idle to warm up the engine. But is this seasonal habit necessary or is the idea of needing to warm up cars a myth? Recently, several articles have been published on this subject. Some say that newer cars don't need to be warmed up, while others insist that idling is a good idea for both new and old vehicles. Read on to hear opinions from both sides.