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The fact is that driving is far different today than it was 50 years ago. There’s more traffic, faster speed limits, smaller vehicles and other changes that can impact older adults. On top of this, we go through our own changes, such as limits in flexibility, visibility and physical endurance. So how can one adapt to ensure optimal comfort and safety on the road?

The Toyota Camry has been named No. 1 on Cars.com’s American-Made Index. It’s the fifth time that it’s landed at the top of the list, which also includes the Toyota Sienna in second place! To make the list, at least 75 percent of a vehicle’s parts had to be domestic and assembly had to be performed in the U.S. Sales were also considered when determining which vehicle models were most American, too.

Toyota has released two limited-production Camry and Corolla packages with exclusive content that’ll appeal to shoppers who desire an added boost of sportiness and technology! The best-selling car models offer enhanced sizzle with Special Editions that include a range of tech must-haves and sporty features that highlight their athleticism.

Toyota has a tradition of paying it forward to those who have sacrificed the most to serve our country. Along with its hire a hero initiative, the company also provides cars to veterans through the Wounded Warrior Project. For the past three years, Toyota and the NY Auto Show have presented a new ride to deserving ex-military personnel and this year Alfredo De Los Santos earned the honor.

Distracted driving is a big concern in the auto industry and Toyota stands out for its consistent efforts to develop technologies that keep drivers safe. Along with current sensor- and camera-based safety technologies available on its 2015 lineup, the automaker recently patented a feature that monitors drivers’ eyes and one day it could be used to ensure that drivers are paying attention to the road.

Recently at TED 2015, Toyota held i-ROAD test drives and several journalists, tech gurus and celebrities took part, including Jason Winston George from "Grey's Anatomy” and New Yorker writer Richard Socarides. The compact, tri-wheeled i-ROAD looks like tons of fun and TED test drive participants confirmed that this is indeed the case. Many even took videos of their test drives - check out Jason Winston George’s now!

Taking three of only 15 spots on Kelley Blue Book’s 15 Best Family Cars of 2015 list is a huge accomplishment and one we’re proud to tell our customers about. If you’re shopping for a family car or SUV, you can’t go wrong with one of these KBB.com award-winners!

Mouths dropped and audible oohs and aahs resounded when the new redesigned 2016 Toyota Tacoma debuted at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan. With looks and power that’ll spark your wanderlust, as well as a bevy of tech and storage features, Tacoma once again marks its territory in the midsize pickup segment, proving that it’s still one of your No. 1 truck picks. Learn more about its new engines, transmissions, suspension, features and styling now!

Crossover SUVs, also known as CUVs, had very strong sales last year, indicating their popularity among U.S. consumers. To meet demand this year, Toyota has decided to increase production of one of its most popular crossover models and even hinted at developing an all-new compact CUV. Read more for details.

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.