Metro Toyota

There's a lot to be excited about for the 2012 Chicago Auto Show. Personally, Metro Toyota is most enthused to see the debut of new Toyota models and learn what's in store for our favorite automotive brand this year. Of course, there is one more thing we're getting pretty anxious about: to find out the winner of the automaker's "Win a New Toyota Camry Replica Pace Car" contest.

Metro Toyota in Cleveland, OH is pleased to see that Toyota is truly making a difference in Detroit. And we aren't just talking about the new Toyota models and concepts released at the recent North American International Auto Show. While the Auto Show offerings certainly invigorated our minds, a slightly different kind Toyota initiative warmed our hearts. As part of the Detroit community's "Walk in My Boots" project, the concerned automaker donated 150 pairs of winter boots to women and children at the local Salvation Army.

Toyota lovers in the Cleveland area, prepare yourselves for a new wave of passion and excitement from the automaker you love most. While the past two years have presented Toyota with unfortunate external challenges, company officials are picking up production and putting forth an invigorating, "can do" attitude. The dawn of this new day, or perhaps we should say "new year," broke beautifully at Detroit.

"Practice makes perfect" is a saying oft applied to athletes, musicians and creators of any kind. We at Metro Toyota believe the philosophy also extends to automotive artists like Toyota. Sure, consumers may not think of their latest Toyota Corolla as a work of art. But they may also neglect to consider the hours of practice and patience that engineers put into perfectly sculpting the safest, most innovative models they can. For this reason, we're here to give you a behind-the-scenes look at the work that goes into producing ingenious Toyota safety features.

Every family has that one member that's...well...a bit different. In the case of the Toyota Prius clan, the crazy uncle equivalent is the Prius G. But just because the upcoming G model is slightly more aggressive than the rest, doesn't mean the Toyota family or any of its extended relatives like Metro Toyota don't fully love and accept it.