PIERCEY TOYOTA
   MARCH 2010


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Toyota introduces feature-packed 2010 4Runner

ToyotaToyota has introduced a completely updated 4Runner that builds on its heritage as a versatile sport utility vehicle with the heart and soul of a truck.

The remodeled 4Runner gives improved mileage, more power and a host of new conveniences perfect for adventurous travelers. The 2010 version is longer and wider with more interior space for luggage or equipment.

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Car whisperer

How to keep your car from failing a SMOG test

Seasonal Maintenance Sooner or later most vehicles are required to pass a SMOG certification. How can you make sure your vehicle aces the exam?

"The easiest way to pass a SMOG test is to have your Toyota serviced regularly," said Tony Molla, vice president of communications at the National Institute For Automotive Service Excellence. "This will identify problems that affect the way your Toyota performs before you spend time in the SMOG test lane."

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Accessories

Tips on choosing a cargo carrier for winter travel

Accessories You're packing for your next winter adventure to the mountains but have run out of space for your buddies and all their gear. What now?

"Just about any vehicle can be outfitted with a travel gear accessory—even a convertible," said John Bauer, founder of Rack N Road stores. "It turns your Toyota into a multi-sport carrying device."

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Car care

Improve visibility with window weatherproofing

Car CareYou're driving through a rainstorm and every time the wipers make a pass they smear water across the windshield. The more it rains, the harder it is to see clearly.

Worse, a thin file of fog coats all the side and back windows. Using your Toyota's defroster doesn't help much-there's simply too much moisture in the air.

What now?

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