Jaffarian Toyota recently came across an intriguing video and would like to share with those in the Haverhill area. Throughout the film, cameras follow a California resident around town as he grabs lunch, gets his dry cleaning, and completes other daily errands in a Toyota Prius. Fascinating, right? No? Perhaps that's because we neglected to mention that this Californian is clinically blind.

While the prospect of driving a new Toyota vehicle down the streets of Haverhill is at the forefront of many consumers' minds, the fact remains that leasing a car can be quite unnerving. Or at least it used to be. Jaffarian Toyota knows that many drivers often fear that if they lease a vehicle they must keep it in absolute perfect shape or quite literally pay the consequences. Now, however, Toyota is rendering that fear null by offering a new Excess Wear & Use (EWU) Protection Plan.

Latest in the lineup of popular Toyota Prius hybrids, the Prius c doesn't need much marketing to get its message out. Why? Not only does the model belong to a highly identifiable family of gas-electrics, but the Prius c itself has been the talk of the automotive town for quite some time now. In other words, everyone already knows what the model is all about.

Jaffarian Toyota has a riddle for you. When does 100 plus 100 plus 100 equal one? Stumped yet? Ok, we'll tell you. This conundrum rings true when you're talking about 100 cars for 100 non-profits over 100 days. All these numbers add up to produce one incredible Toyota initiative.

We don't know about you but Jaffarian Toyota loves to see increase in automotive production inside our United States walls...especially if the cars produced are new Toyota vehicles. That's why we were thrilled to hear that our favorite automaker is ramping up production of the Toyota Highlander at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana (TMMI).

There's a lot of Toyota action going on inside our United States walls. So much so, in fact, that by the end of this year the busy automaker will produce its 25 millionth American-made vehicle. This milestone is especially inspirational considering Toyota is a comparatively young car manufacturer and is based in Japan.

As one of the automaker's most prized offspring, the Toyota Prius has received heaping helpings of attention over the past few years. Most recently, its latest child, the Prius c has held the spotlight as urban-dwelling consumers prepared for its debut. Finally, the wait is over and the Prius "city" is available for all the world to see.

Sometimes auto reviewers can be easily swayed in their decisions. Consumer Reports, however, does not fall under that category. The revered magazine provides an extremely objective view on the latest models and offers up candid criticism as well as praise. Taking that information into consideration Jaffarian Toyota feels a sense of pride in knowing that the critics bestowed a "recommended review" upon the 2012 Toyota Camry.

Sometimes even the most popular models need a makeover and so it is with the Toyota Land Cruiser. Since its inception, the Land Cruiser has earned itself respected staying power and reliability. Now, the SUV model has earned itself a fantastic new look.

Gathering an award from Kelley Blue Book (KBB) is not a feat to be taken lightly. This is especially so when the accolades highlight an automaker's entire collection of models. Such is this case with Toyota and its recent acquisition of the top brand title in Kbb.com's "Best Resale Value Awards."