True Marksmanship: Fred’s take on the month at Classic Toyota

Hello everyone! Fred Marks here continuing my monthly blog series dedicated to the latest news from Toyota. This month, I’d like to write about family drivers like you and some of the innovative options that the Toyota line gives you in terms of safe, efficient and (dare I say) stylish driving. I’m referring, of course, to the 2013 Toyota Avalon and the 2013 Toyota Prius v, which were both recently named to the list of top 10 Best Family Cars by Kelley Blue Book. Let’s take a deeper look at what all the noise is about.

A quick look at either of these models will tell you a lot about their emphasis on the ever-changing dynamics of family living. Here is a brief overview of some of the key features that have earned spots for both vehicles on the Kelley Blue Book 10 best list:

2013 Toyota Avalon

• Extensive refresh for the new model year, including significant upgrades to exterior design
• Standard, leather-trimmed seating
• Comfort in the second row, including a center armrest with integrated cup holders and trunk pass-through
• Available power rear sunshade
• 3.5-Liter V6 engine good for 268 hp and an EPA-estimated 31 mpg highway
• Dynamic Radar Cruise Control
• Backup Camera
• Blind Spot Monitor
• Automatic High Beam headlights
• 7 available trims

2013 Toyota Prius v

• 34.3 cu. ft. of cargo space
• Flexible, adjustable and foldable seating for multiple cargo configurations
• Additional storage compartments throughout
• Panoramic view moonroof
• EPA-estimated 44 mpg city / 40 highway
• 7 standard airbags
• 3 available trims

If you’re looking for new or used cars in Libertyville, you can rest assured that the entire Toyota line is filled with cars that the needs of the modern family driver first. And if the abovementioned accolades for models like the 2013 Toyota Avalon and the 2013 Toyota Prius v are any indication, this will be true for a long time to come.

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