Fresh off major redesign, many drivers in the greater San Antonio area have been asking the new Toyota experts at Cavender Toyota what could possibly be in store next for the mid-size Camry. That's a great question. It's hard to imagine what else Toyota could do to add value to the best-selling car in America, but does not mean we've had any doubts in the company's ability to.

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Sales numbers don't often lie. People speak loudest with their checkbooks and according to Experian Automotive, a crowd's roar can be heard for the new Toyota Camry in the first half of 2012. Enthusiasm for the Camry is so strong that it has become the top selling vehicle in the U.S. beating out the F-150 pickup by a margin of 7,000 units sold.

Perhaps the even more impressive measure of success…

There are electric cars. There are hybrids cars. Even some electric hybrid cars have made it to the San Antonio market. But all of us at Cavender Toyota think the first-ever Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid is the electric hybrid vehicle people have really been waiting for.

With the zero-emissions electric-mode and a tandem gasoline engine for greater range, the Prius Plug-In allows you, for once, to have your cake and eat it too. Let's?

All of us here at Cavender Toyota, serving San Antonio, enjoy discovering spy photos of camouflaged next generation Toyota prototypes. The photos are a glimpse into the future of the model being road-tested. Usually, we can distinguish a few key traits and changes upon inspecting the snapshots but a recent set of Polaroids exhibiting a very concealed RAV4 has us a little in the dark this time.

Traditionally, the Japanese car-maker has used black-and-white alternating…