Camelback Toyota - Blog and News Updates

To give is better than to receive. There is no replacing the satisfaction of offering a helping hand to your neighbors, your friends, or local charities. Donating money, goods, or simply your time to a cause that supports those in need is rewarding in its own right. But what if you could give with the chance of getting something back? Something more than the uplifting feeling you receive when you help someone in need? Toyota is partnering up with the Arizona Humane Society to do just that.

Did you know that in low-income areas there’s approximately only one book per every 300 kids? If you want to help change this, join us in supporting Southwest Human Development. They’re holding a virtual book drive called “Grow a Reader” to help get books in the hands of children in need.

Toyota Stop & Start Engine System is an advanced drivetrain technology introduced in North America during the 2017 model year. It improves the operational efficiency of vehicles by turning off the engine when a vehicle stops, then restarting the engine when acceleration is required. This introduction solved operational issues other car makers could not address, so the smoother-running mechanism took these systems one step ahead.

Each year, Camelback Toyota has an awesome opportunity to help the community, and each year, it's met with the same enthusiasm to do so. Two of the exceptional organizations that Camelback Toyota is honored to assist are Mary Ellen's Place and Veterans First. Christmas time can be difficult for families who are struggling and both of these organizations have a commitment to make a difference during this time.

Camelback Toyota is very proud to partner with the Arizona State Troopers Association in sponsoring their 26th Annual Christmas Teddy Bear Program! Click "Read more" for details.

The Arizona Humane Society and Camelback Toyota recently hosted a pet adoption event right here at our dealership. It is estimated that each year, approximately six million pets are surrendered to shelters. Another sad statistic states that as many as four million of these animals are euthanized because of lack of room in shelters and a lack of interest from adopters. For dog lovers this is heavily felt, so through this event we aimed to increase awareness of pet adoption and raise money for a great cause.

Imagine a car with a battery life that lasts beyond 250,000 miles. Such has been the case for many Toyota Prius owners.From its inception to the present, the small yet durable car has maintained its reputation of being a reasonably low-cost vehicle for repairs.

Teenagers need a car that will be safe for newer drivers. They also need one that can be operated on a budget, since most will not have any income. Of course, teens want a car that has personality and today's leading dash tech. There are many choices, but only a few offer cutting-edge safety tech and excellent fuel economy at affordable prices. Many of those cars are available now from Toyota.

In the United States, there are more cases of substance use disorder than cancer. The nation is going through the worst drug epidemic in its history—and it’s not just addicts who are suffering. There are many unique challenges that the parents of adult addicts have to face, including the struggle to learn how to help rather than enable.