Photo by Hiroyoshi Urushima on Unsplash Buying a new car is an investment, but it’s about more than just getting a fair price for a reliable and high-quality vehicle. It’s more like buying stock: you purchase a car at market cost and then watch the value of that car fluctuate as it ages. And if you choose to sell or trade-in your vehicle in the future, you have to do it at the right time in order to avoid losing too much money.

Photo by Hiroyoshi Urushima on Unsplash Buying a new car is an investment, but it’s about more than just getting a fair price for a reliable and high-quality vehicle. It’s more like buying stock: you purchase a car at market cost and then watch the value of that car fluctuate as it ages. And if you choose to sell or trade-in your vehicle in the future, you have to do it at the right time in order to avoid losing too much money.

2020 Toyota Tacoma by Kevauto — CC BY-SA 4.0 Midsize pickups offer the best of two worlds: robust hauling capabilities in a non-overwhelming vehicle size. Throw in Toyota’s reputation for reliability, and it’s no wonder that the Toyota Tacoma has been America’s best-selling midsize truck for 15 years. The Tacoma outsells its closest competitor, the Chevrolet Colorado, almost three-to-one. The Tacoma’s popularity is helped by an unmatched resale value in its segment and being one of the least depreciating vehicles of any type.

2018 Toyota Corolla by EurovisionNim — CC BY-SA 4.0 More than ever, the 2020 model year is by far the best year for the Toyota Corolla unless you put it up against its 2021 successor. But today we’re going to look at the 2020 Corolla and find out what makes it such a good pick for someone shopping for a good deal on a great sedan. The Toyota Corolla has been a successful selling sedan in the US and the world for decades.

Photo by Anthony Fomin on Unsplash We took a deep dive into the last five years (2017 – 2021) of Toyota Camrys to crown our best year for the car We looked at a variety of factors, from safety to features to drivability and reliability. Toyota Camrys are vehicles you can depend on, so selecting one year as the best is no easy climb. However, this is where our training comes in handy.

Toyota Tundra by M 93 — CC BY-SA 3.0 DE We chose the 2016 model as the best year for the Toyota Tundra for a couple of very good reasons. One of the reasons is the reliability of these trucks is outstanding, and although you may not get a whole lot of bells and whistles with the truck as you would if you were to buy a new one, you’re still not missing out on too much.

Photo by Matthew Lancaster on Unsplash Determining the best year for the Toyota Highlander is not as easy as one would think. We examined the last five years (2017–2021) of Highlanders, and there were spirited debates and solid arguments as to which year should prevail. We looked at several factors when comparing these years. Among them: safety ratings, safety features, price, reliability and resale value, drivability, and additional features offered.

2016 Toyota Tacoma TRD by KevAuto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Pickups are one of the fastest-growing segments in the auto industry right now, but one truck that’s been around through the peaks and valleys of the market is the Toyota Tacoma. The ever-reliable, ever-capable pickup truck can handle almost anything life throws at it. It may not have the most towing capacity in its class, but its 6,800 pound capacity is nothing to sneeze at, and there’s probably no truck that can rival its off-road driving.

2017 Toyota C-HR by EurovisionNim — CC BY-SA 4.0 The Toyota C-HR was introduced for the 2018 model year as an exciting new subcompact car with a vibrant personality. It was designed to stand out anywhere with its bold styling while fitting any lifestyle. In a segment that can often feel overcrowded with generic economy cars, the C-HR dares to excite you. It’s only been on the market for a few years, but you can still find used C-HRs at great prices.

Folding Truck Bed Cover on Red Toyota Tacoma by DiamondBack Truck Covers — CC BY-SA 2.0 Pickups are one of the fastest-growing segments in the auto industry right now, but one truck that’s been around through the peaks and valleys of the market is the Toyota Tacoma. The ever-reliable, ever-capable pickup truck can handle almost anything life throws at it. It may not have the most towing capacity in its class, but its 6,800 pound capacity is nothing to sneeze at, and there’s probably no truck that can rival its off-road driving.