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The right technological aspects can make or break a new vehicle for most drivers. Comfort and convenience on the road is invaluable, and drivers can look forward to both with the new Toyota RAV4. A powerful Safety Sense feature can provide drivers with a more responsive degree of awareness around their vehicles, particularly around their blind spot.

Drivers can also look forward to a new Dynamic Radar Cruise Control system. 

Are you searching for the car of your dreams? Do you want something that is safe and dependable yet smart and luxurious? Drop by and see us here at Cavender Toyota, and let us introduce you to the all-new 2018 Toyota Camry.

The Toyota Camry is a mid-size sedan that has it all. From comfort to class and from safety to convenience, the Camry is an all-around great car. Just take a look inside one of these vehicles, and you will see for yourself. The driver's space is carefully designed to be both welcoming and intuitive. The seat is…

The 2018 Toyota Tundra is a tough, heavy-duty, full-size pickup truck that helps you get the job done while enjoying some great transportation. The truck is packed with an array of standard and optional safety features that ensure you're protected as you drive. The Tundra is built with eight airbags and is unique among trucks with its driver and passenger front knee airbags.

What does horsepower mean and how does it help your vehicle? Your vehicle horsepower says what you need to know about the power of your engine. A horsepower is a unit of strength or power. The term originally was coined in the 18th century by inventor James Watt. Watt was hoping to sell more steam engines. In his efforts, he used a single horse to pull coal for a specific amount of time. He described this as horsepower. His single horse produced 22,000 foot-pounds of work in a minute. That was later increased to 33,000 foot-pounds.

When stopping a car, friction can cause the brake pads to heat up to as much as 950°F or higher. What’s more, they must do this reliably many times a day. Yet, brake pads are seldom thought about until one hears the telltale grinding that means they need to be changed.

Letting your brake pads wear down can damage your rotors beyond repair. How low can you go? https://t.co/VATAIyiA1e pic.twitter.com/eRA7Fa1yit

— Cars.com (@carsdotcom) May 4, 2016

Originally, brake pads were made from asbestos, which was well-suited for heat absorption but released cancer-causing…