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The 2018 Toyota C-HR is a front-wheel-drive, cloth-interior, fuel-efficient, 144-horsepower subcompact crossover.

Is your blood pumping yet?

It's ok if not--the Toyota C-HR is the first of its kind in the Toyota lineup (if you don't count the retired Toyota Matrix that may or may not have played a role in inspiring the design of this crossover/hatchback) and it wasn't really built to be a wild performer, a major cargo player, or a snow-busting monster SUV.

The iconic, beloved, occasionally poked-fun-at Toyota Camry is up and at 'em for 2018, full of surprises and new standard features.

The 2018 Camry was revealed at the Detroit Auto show back in January, but even with all of the insider videos, spec estimates, and expert guesses, we weren't really prepared for just how big of a change we were in for.

And if you've been considering an upgrade in Green Bay or Appleton, the all-new, super-new, impossibly-new 2018 Toyota Camry might just be the perfect midsize sedan to fit your lifestyle.

Earlier this month, we talked all about Entune infotainment--but you may have noticed that a few models were missing from the lineup.

One of those is the 2017 Yaris iA sedan--but this surprisingly well-equipped four-door isn't lacking in media entertainment. It offers a completely different system.

It's rare these days to find new cars, trucks, and SUVs--beyond the base model--that don't offer touchscreen radio and some range of helpful apps. The car is becoming a moving smartphone. But Green Bay drivers don't seem to mind.

And Toyota's Entune infotainment system is being acknowledged by many as being the easiest to use, having the cleanest look, and being the most convenient.

Learn more about Entune systems here, or visit Kolosso Toyota to check out the new tech in person.

Think of the new Toyota C-HR as a saucy hatchback, more than an SUV.

Because while it features hard styling, a bold design, and a build that suggests that its more than ready to tackle the toughest trails out there--it's really a hot hatch that's best suited for the adventurous lifestyles of drivers in Appleton and Green Bay who need to let loose on a weekend, but reel it back in on Monday for work.

So the question is:

Where does the new 2018 Toyota C-HR fit into the new lineup of Toyota models?

Do you have a case of the winter blues? Let us here at Kolosso Toyota help. We know that looking forward to summer adventures with a capable and daring vehicle like the 2017 Toyota RAV4.

 

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The Toyota RAV4 was designed for exciting activities no matter the season. You'll always look forward to cruising to every singdrive right away.

Families with kids know that long road trips can be pretty boring without entertainment of some kind and, if your kids love to read or play games on their electronic devices, then the 2017 Toyota Highlander has you covered! With 5 USB charging ports to keep you devices at 100%, and with the standard safety of the Toyota Safety Sense suite of features, you and your loved ones will be smiling and protected no matter what comes your way.

Over at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show, all the attending automakers are showing off their best and newest vehicles, and our favorite Japanese automaker is right there with a huge reveal of their own: the 2018 Toyota Camry! This sedan has been given an aggressive style treatment, promises to offer three engine choices, will come standard with Toyota Safety Sense, and much more. They're even showing off the 2018 Camry Hybrid which is said to get best-in-class fuel economy, though actual numbers aren't available to the public just yet. See them for yourself:

Toyota vehicles have long received attention for their design, performance, and longevity. Each model has been carefully designed to go the distance. That’s why the Kolosso Toyota team is not surprised to hear that our beloved Toyota brand has once again topped the annual list of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s (IIHS) safety awards.