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If you're going to drive a minivan, then it only makes sense to drive the safest, most reliable and family friendly one on the market. In that case, take the wheel of the 2017 Toyota Sienna and simply never look back again!

We know that your family will love every moment spent in the Sienna's first rate cabin that assures your safety, comfort and convenience. You'll enjoy exceptional comfort, tons of useful storage space and a dizzying array of next-gen tech features!

It's been a beautiful summer and we here at DCH Freehold Toyota are quite sad to it go. However, that just means fall is right around the corner and we know you've got some exciting autumn adventures on your agenda. We've got the perfect road trip vehicle for you and your loved ones to enjoy every moment of your travels this season and every season: the 2017 Toyota Camry.

 

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Every once in a while we could all use a little adventure and an escape from our daily routines. Why not let the capable and versatile Toyota 4Runner help you get away and make some exciting memories?

 

Take your adventure to the next level with the 2017 #4Runner #TRD Off-Road.

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We're thrilled to host the Toyota 4Runner here at DCH Freehold Toyota and we think you'll be just as amped to get behind its wheel as we are. This

The @Toyota Camry is No. 1 on the @carsdotcom American-Made Index. Find out why: https://t.co/Y7N6d3GV1e pic.twitter.com/giMVKGvjxe

— Cars.com (@carsdotcom) June 28, 2016

Freehold, NJ drivers looking to spend their money conscientiously often look for the "Made in the U.S." tag on their clothing, or other products. It means a lot to support American manufacturing in an era where so much is being outsourced.

When it comes to cars, however, there is no convenient sticker. Cars have so many parts, that even if a vehicle is assembled here, its engine, transmission, axles, and spark…

We're funding 28,000+ species assessments with @IUCN to help protect biodiversity: https://t.co/wGteGwkSku pic.twitter.com/rOO0NUnMbL

— ToyotaGB (@ToyotaGB) May 10, 2016

In the mid-1700's, botanist Johann Georg Siegesbeck wrote a scathing denouncement of Carolus Linnaeus for his use of flowers to categorize, well... flora. What could be wrong with that?

In typical 18th-century puritanical fashion, Siegesbeck believed it was immoral to talk about the reproductive organs of plants.

Linnaeus thought he was a grumpy old jerk. And, since Linnaeus is the father of modern taxonomy..

What Is a Million-Mile Toyota Tundra Worth? https://t.co/jCKXGHTmjp pic.twitter.com/2vs96vMFu3

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) May 11, 2016

What is the highest mileage vehicle you have ever driven? Over 200,000 miles? Over 300,000?

It seems impossible to drive a car longer than that before repairs begin to cost more than buying a new one. Victor Sheppard, however, purchased a Toyota Tundra in 2007, and put over 125,000 miles on it every year. Last May, he surpassed the million-mile mark, and was still going strong with the original engine and transmission.

"My truck looks great…