The latest generation Camry Ascent Hybrid has taken out the title of Best Medium Car under $50,000 in the 2018 Australia's Best Cars (ABC) awards presented by Australia's motoring organisations who represent millions of Australian car owners.
Due in April this year, Toyota's three new "halo" HiLux variants have a strong Aussie flavour due to an extensive development program carried out by the company's Melbourne-based designers and engineers.
Aimed at off-road enthusiasts, the comprehensive upgrades that result in the new HiLux Rugged and Rugged X variants were designed, engineered and validated in Australia.
Following on from our 2017 Young Drivers Education Program, Ken Mills Toyota will again be hosting young Sunshine Coast drivers in a series of three events throughout the year.
The first event will be held on March 7th at our Nambour Dealership from 6-8pm.
Refreshments and pizza are provided and places are strictly limited given the hands-on nature of the workshops.
Please email Kimberley.rider@kenmillstoyota.com.au to book your spot!
Whilst Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive has always been ground-breaking technology, there's nothing complicated about owning a Toyota Hybrid. You can just get in, hit the start button and leave the car to do the rest.
Behind the scenes, there is the high torque of a battery-powered electric motor combined with the efficient power of a petrol-driven combustion engine which kicks in for hard acceleration or high speeds.
This said, it is one of the more misunderstood cars in our range so we thought we would bust some of the common misconceptions!
Cars today may be fitted with an amazing array of safety features including marvels such as lane keeping assist, blind spot monitoring and cross traffic alert, but good brakes remain the most vital component of any motor vehicle safety system. Getting your car to stop quickly and efficiently at a split second notice can be the difference between life and death
As the owner of a car dealership, friends often ask me this question. The general feeling is that it’s some type of spin in a car ad. Actually it’s quite the opposite. Car advertising which involves the promotion of vehicle finance must, by law, include the comparison rate which relates to the particular finance deal being advertised.
So your car has been in for a scheduled service and running beautifully after the exercise. A week later while you are washing the car, you pop the hood, and causally have a little look around, just to make sure mind you, that your mechanic has actually done what he said he had.
