Why Buy a Toyota?

Toyota is among Japan’s most recognizable automotive brands. Around the world they are revered as one of the best vehicle marques on the market, but why? Why buy a Toyota? Why choose the car that apparently tens of thousands of Canadians are also choosing? It was the country’s top-selling marque in 2019 with over 79,000 units.

So, why buy one?

Reliability

Jake Fisher, director of auto testing at Consumer Reports said of Toyota cars back in 2019, “What makes it for Toyota is not necessarily having the quickest or quietest or most comfortable car, but having something that will give you 200,000 miles without blinking an eye.” In other words, Toyotas are known the world over for their reliability and relative affordability.

Far from lacking in the other areas mentioned in Fisher’s quote, Toyota has made huge progress over the years in boosting comfort, and has consistently produced attractive cars that add a great aesthetic depth to the sheer mechanical reliability.

Long-term and Resale Value

Tremendous reliability helps Toyota cars to retain their value over long periods. When maintenance is basic and routine, problems few and the car’s construction comprised of top-quality and high-durability parts, it makes for a car for which buyers will always be willing to pay a bit more.

Every car is a depreciating asset, but a Toyota more successfully than most other brands can stave off the effects of value loss thanks to its premier engineering and mindful focus on effective function.

4WD and AWD Options

Here in Nova Scotia, drivers need cars that are ready to travel in tough times. That means an effective 4WD or AWD system. Toyota gives buyers a great selection to suit their differing needs: AWD with Active Torque Control, Dynamic Torque Control AWD, Electronic On-Demand AWD with Intelligence, Part-time 4WD and Full-time 4WD.

The Toyota isn’t just the Nova Scotian car of choice, but the whole of Canada’s. If you want to know why you should buy a Toyota, test one at Kentville Toyota and see for yourself.