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April is distracted driving month, and Toyota announced its finalist for the TeenDrive365 Video Challenge. 



Watch the finalists videos here. 

Make others green with envy with the 2017 @Toyota Prius, our Eco-Friendly Car of the Year. #CarsBestOf https://t.co/B811bHbVC8 pic.twitter.com/HUTitOelO5

— Cars.com (@carsdotcom) January 11, 2017

Environmentalism and practicality have collided in Albuquerque in the 2017 Toyota Prius. Not only does the Prius have a nearly two decade legacy of hybrid leadership, but Toyota continues pushing forward. Prime example, the Prius has been named the 2017 Eco-Friendly Car of the Year by Cars.com.

SUVs are known for their carrying capacity. Cars are known for being easier to drive. What if you want an easy to drive vehicle that has a large carrying capacity? That's where the crossover comes in; more specifically, the 2017 Toyota RAV4.

The 2017 Toyota RAV4 has 38.4 cubic feet of storage with the back seats up, or 73.4 cubic feet of space with the seats down. It's smaller than an SUV though, and more maneuverable as a result. It seats five comfortably.

Make others green with envy with the 2017 @Toyota Prius, our Eco-Friendly Car of the Year. #CarsBestOf https://t.co/B811bHbVC8 pic.twitter.com/HUTitOelO5

— Cars.com (@carsdotcom) January 11, 2017

Whoever says hybrid vehicles aren't practical has clearly never owned a hybrid vehicle. All they'd need to do is take the 2017 Toyota Prius for a spin, the winner of the Cars.com 2017 Eco-Friendly Car of the Year title. Fuel efficiency, plus cargo space, with tech and safety thrown in... how could an Albuquerque driver go wrong?

The Prius Two Eco gives you a cool 58…

If you're seeking a full-size SUV for your next daily driver then, in all likelihood, the 2017 Toyota Highlander is already on your list.

And if it isn't, well ... it darn well should be. And we at Larry H. Miller American Toyota Albuquerque are going to take a moment to explain just why that is.

And, now, here to help us get that conversation going is Cars.com commentator Mark Williams:

It is at the zenith of the Highlander range that you'll find the most feature-rich model of them all: the Limited Platinum.

Standard equipment on this…

Why do we here at Larry H. Miller American Toyota Albuquerque dig our compact-sedan standout, the 2017 Corolla?

Well, when we stopped to think about it, we realized that our reasons are as numerous as the stars in the sky. It's simply that astounding.

So, rather than drone on and on about it, we'd prefer to link the clip below. Join AutoGuide.com Managing Editor Jodi Lai for a closer look:

Seeking an engine that's every bit as exciting as it is fuel-efficient? Then, look no further than the mid-level LE Eco model. Propelled by a 1…

When it's time to buy a car, there can be lots of decisions involved: what make and model? New or used? Where should you get it? We here at Larry H. Miller American Toyota Albuquerque can help. A used Toyota is a great option for Albuquerque drivers. Here's why.

Used vehicles can have awesome value, and generally hold it better than brand new vehicles. They'll also help you save cash because of their generally lower purchase price, registration fees, and insurance rates.

 

A video posted by toyotausa (@toyotausa) on May 17, 2016 at 12:01pm PDT

When tires are new, you can feel it in the drive. Your Toyota handles smoothly, more confidently, and more efficiently. But over time, that feeling can fade as your tires wear down. Here are some signs that you might need a new set.

• Bald tires: When tread wears down, your tires can't grip the road as well, and handling becomes less safe.
• Bulges and cracks: When these form in your tire, it could mean something internal (like a steel belt) has broken. Continuing to drive…

The holidays are a time for families to come together, to celebrate, and to spread love. That can be seen in Toyota’s new advertisement, showing a family emotionally welcoming home a young military woman. It’s beautifully put together, with a wonderful song and an even more important message.

 

Been there, done that... Four years ago this month. #TundraEndeavour #TBT

A photo posted by toyotausa (@toyotausa) on Oct 6, 2016 at 10:10am PDT

On October 12, 2012, the Space Shuttle Endeavour was on its way from Los Angeles International Airport, to the California Science Center, where it would be retired and put on display for the public.

Many space enthusiasts still mourn NASA's shuttle program, which ended with Endeavour, but here at Larry H. Miller American Toyota Albuquerque, we remember something worth celebrating on that day just over four years ago. That's because a Toyota Tundra…