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What do the following things have in common: CO2 emissions, cars and … compost? If you guessed “fueling cars through compost waste” you’re correct!

When Toyota announced that it plans to not just reduce but basically eliminate its CO2 emissions—both in its plants and the cars it makes—the company factored in the use of CO2 emissions produced by methane gas in, you guessed it, landfills.

 

 

Is the Toyota RAV4 the very best compact crossover in the game right now? Well, if it isn't already top dog, it's definitely well on its way.

Don't just take it from us, though. Hear the thoughts of the industry insiders at Autotrader:

We're seriously smitten by this SUV's engine. A 2.5-liter four-cylinder does the heavy lifting here, producing an impressive 176 horsepower and 172 pound-feet of torque. We're also big fans of its fuel economy marks, which, on front-drive models, check in at a very healthy 26 mpg combined (23 city/31…

The newest version of Toyota's famous hybrid, the Prius, is due out in early 2016. This morning we learned some exciting information regarding the advanced technologies that will be featured in the 2016 model.

In an October 13 press release, it was revealed that the new Prius is expected to gain a 10 percent increase in fuel efficiency, giving it the highest fuel economy rating of any vehicle without a plug...

Learn more about how #Toyota improved the efficiency of the #Prius. http://t.co/HGRBY9Y3oC pic.twitter.com/9HrIIA0nqu

— Automobile Magazine (@automobilemag) October 13, 2015

? Call it bias, but here at Cavender Toyota, we're partial to the 2015 Camry. We love its refined aesthetic and available tech options. We love its effortless combination of performance and fuel economy. Most of all, we love its smooth, comfortable ride. The Camry is a fantastic vehicle, so we get excited when we see that its being well received. "Well received" may be a bit of an understatement. We just read an article over at MotorTrend that asserts the Camry is the best-selling vehicle in it