Ryan and Tiffany bought a new Scion xB and were given a free flip mino HD camera to take on their road trip to Reno, Nevada. This is the video they captured on their trip with their friends.
The 2010 Scion xB looks like a great road trip car. I’m always driving up and down the East Coast and having certain features in your car always makes it a better experience. If you’re a college graduate between May 1st, 2009 and March 31st, 2010, you actually qualify for a $1,000 rebate on the Scion xB. Check out the details for the College Graduate Rebate Promotion.
Even if you won’t be graduating from college in time to qualify for the promotion, you can still take advantage of other Toyota specials when you sign up for our Peruzzi Toyota Insider List.
If you’d like to see Peruzzi Toyota run a promotion like the Outrageous Road Trip, then become a fan of the Peruzzi Toyota Facebook page and let us know your ideas.
If you’re looking for the pinnacle of luxury coupled with affordability in Philadelphia, look no further than the brand new Hotel Palomar. This exciting new lodging facility opened earlier this month in Rittenhouse Square at 17th and Sansom Streets. In addition to being a charming boutique hotel, the facility also received certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) from the United States Green Building Council.
Rooms in the Hotel Palomar – Philadelphia are modern and luxurious. Guests can choose between 184 rooms, 19 of which are Spa Rooms and there are 17 suites. The bedding in the rooms is by Frette and they also have 37″ LCD flat-screen HDTVs for your enjoyment. Bring your laptop because Hotel Palomar offers complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the entire building. You can also call for room service at any time of the day or night.
Book your room before October 30 and receive a special rate of only $119 per night. While you are in the Philadelphia area, visit an area Toyota dealer for a great deal on a new car that offers luxury and affordability, too. There are several to choose from on the lots so you can enjoy the feeling even after checking out of the Hotel Palomar.
Ahhh, doesn’t the Jersey Shore sound fun right about now? Being that we just went through some really cold weather and Halloween being right around the corner. I wish I was heading down to Avalon, New Jersey, that’s for sure. If you can’t have Avalon, New Jersey, would you settle for the 2010 Toyota Avalon? If you’ve been thinking about a new car for some time now, perhaps you want to take a serious look at this beauty. Click the image below to read up on the 2010 Toyota Avalon.
Even if you’re bummed about not being able to head down to the Avalon, at least you can enjoy some of the local Halloween festivities going on. There is a Spooky Walk going on in the Doylestown area at Tabora Farm & Orchard. You have about two weeks left to check it out. Walks occur ever Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night from 7PM to 10:30PM. It’s great for kids 12 and under.
If you’re in the market for a new Toyota or need your Toyota serviced, consider signing up for our PeruzziToyota.com Insider List. We provide our Insider’s with great specials to them save money in this economy. Also, our Peruzzi Toyota Facebook page allows us to talk Toyota with our fans. Check us out.
With winter fast approaching, it’s important that you get your Toyota cars ready for the frigid temperatures. Preparing your car for winter means more than just checking the antifreeze. Here are some other things you can do to make sure your car will make it through until the spring.
• Test the condition of the battery. If you have a weak battery, the cold weather will only make it weaker. After awhile, it may be too weak to even start your vehicle. Get your battery checked before the cold snap hits so you can get a new one if needed.
• Check the alternator belt. This is a vital part to keeping your car running because it provides electrical power from the alternator. See if the belt is fitting properly. If it is cracked or stretched, change it because it may not otherwise make it through the winter.
• Washer fluid is more than just water. Washer fluids contain some chemicals that prevent them from freezing in the cold weather. Make sure your reservoir is filled with this type of fluid instead of just water.
• Check the tires. Make sure your tires have good traction before winter hits. Otherwise, you may find yourself sliding all over the road after the first snowfall.
These are just a few things to keep in mind when getting your Toyota cars ready for the colder months ahead. Drive safe!
The 2010 Toyota Avalon is one of the least-discussed models offered by the Japanese automaker, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a great vehicle to have. In fact, the 2010 Toyota Avalon is a great part of Toyota’s lineup. Here are some things you may not know about the 2010 Avalon but you would definitely appreciate if you were sitting behind the wheel of one.
• The Avalon is a front-wheel drive model with enough room on the inside to fit five passengers comfortably.
• Toyota offers the 2010 Avalon in three different trims – the XL, XLS and the Limited. The Limited version is the one with all the bells and whistles, but the XL and XLS also have many luxuries and features of their own. You can get a sophisticated navigation system included with the Limited and XLS editions, too.
• The 3.5-liter V6 engine pumps out nearly 270 horsepower combined with a six-speed automatic transmission.
• The 2010 Toyota Avalon has received five-star safety ratings in several areas, including frontal passenger, side driver and side rear passenger crash tests.
These are just a few of the things you will appreciate about the 2010 Toyota Avalon. Check one out today and prepare to fall in love!
Taking precautionary steps to reduce wear and tear on your automobile is ALWAYS a good idea. With that said, it’s sometimes easier said then done. With this second article in the Peruzzi Toyota Service & Parts Series, we are going to point you to some very helpful articles, which contain clear cut instructions on how to reduce wear and tear on your Toyota.
The articles focus on maintaining your brakes, tires, fluids, oil, and your windshield. Even if servicing your car seems foreign to you, these articles should help you feel much more comfortable. We focus on small things that you can do to help you reduce the chances of those unforeseen issues popping up, which ultimately saves you money.
Here are two articles that you should consider reading. They will help reduce the wear and tear on your Toyota:
Once you’re done reading about how you can keep your Toyota out of the shop with just a little routine maintenance, stop by the Peruzzi Toyota Facebook page to talk Toyota with other fans. You may just learn some other great tips for reducing wear and tear on your Toyota.
If you do need to take your Toyota in for maintenance work, don’t do it without first having a service-related coupon. Peruzzi Toyota offers service-related coupons to those who sign up for our PeruzziToyota.com Insider List.
The emergency brake on your Toyota cars is one of the things that most drivers forget. However, that emergency brake can save a great deal of wear and tear on your vehicle.
In case you didn’t know, the emergency brake is also known as the parking brake. This is because you are supposed to use it whenever parking on an incline. Without it, your transmission is doing the job of keeping the car in place without any help. The parking brake at least engages the brakes through a cable that is tightened when you pull the brake’s lever. The cable does not disengage until the button is pushed or the lever is pulled, depending on how your particular parking brake is set up.
Parking brakes are designed to prevent runaway vehicles when parked on an incline. Even the slightest incline can cause a vehicle to begin moving when if the parking brake is not engaged. As a result, it could run into several other vehicles or cause serious injury to someone who unknowingly gets in the way of the runaway car. It is always wise to engage your parking brake when you park your Toyota cars. A couple seconds of prevention is better than thousands of dollars of regret.
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