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If you are shopping for a new vehicle, it is tempting to worry about things like the power that is under the hood, interior technology, and sound systems but when it comes down to what is most important in a vehicle, safety should be the main concern. We have a lot of different vehicles available on our lot at any given time, but one vehicle that stands out as an all-around safe and efficient vehicle is the Toyota Tundra.

The Toyota Tundra comes with all of the standard safety features that are available like secure seat belts and airbags...

Smart decisions are key to pure success as a driver. They're key to safety and convenience as well. That's the reason choosing between a four-wheel drive and an all-wheel drive system can sometimes be a little hard for people.

Some people just don't understand the things that set these drivetrains apart. Some people aren't aware of the things that make these systems useful and effective. Four-wheel drives are usually strong choices for drivers who reside in locations that get significant amounts of snowfall. They often make strong choices for those who reside in places that tend…

The easiest maintenance to be performed on your car is checking and topping off your fluids. There are several one to check. They each provide for different functions but are all important in their own way for your car to function and continue functioning properly.

There are many car owners who find it difficult to maintain a service schedule on their own. Finding time to get your car checked may not be easy, especially if you are a busy person. However, there are other ways to help you maintain a meaningful schedule at all times. With the internet here with us, scheduling your car service can be done online.

It's a simple fix to keep car trouble at bay, yet a surprisingly large number of drivers are totally unaware of this cool tip that we at Classic Toyota want to share with our customers.

Each vehicle has its own set of warning lights on the dashboard. Most of this warning lights point out a fault within the vehicle's system thus saving the owner from an expensive repair. Some of the most vital warning lights to watch out for are:

You are excited to own a car and have that model be all your own, but you need to take a little time to figure out your budget and what it will take for you to own what you want. You need to know what you will pay to own a car of your own so that you know which car you can afford.

It is smart for you to get an estimate of what insurance is going to cost you before you purchase a specific vehicle. The price can be affected by the vehicle that you pick out. You…

When it comes to getting replacement parts for your car, truck, or SUV, you have many options available to you. Between your local auto parts store and all of the websites that offer third party replacement parts, it can be easy to think that all parts are the same and not put much thought into where you are getting them from.

But here at Classic Toyota, we still think that getting your replacement parts from the dealership is your best option. This is because the experts in our parts department are extremely knowledgeable and have a keen understanding of what…

This is one of our absolute favorite times of the year. Not only are the holidays fast approaching, but it seems like new model year Toyotas are arriving daily. When you get the fever to get behind the wheel of a new Toyota car, truck or SUV, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the financial options available to you. Fortunately, that's where the experts in our Finance Center can help you most.

Traveling long distances in your vehicle with a pet takes some planning and advance preparation. When you travel with your pet, their safety is the chief concern. Whether you drive around Galveston or embark on a road trip with your furry family members, you’ll want to take a few precautions to ensure their well-being.

Be sure to travel with your pets’ current vaccination records. You’ll need them in case of an emergency. Your pet should be wearing their collar and tags with their name and your address, phone number and their veterinarian’s name and phone number.