As we approach mid-2013, we are getting super antsy about what the next-generation Toyota Corolla has in store for us. As one of America's best-selling sedans, we bet you are excited to see the 2014 model too. Today you're in luck, as we at Ira Toyota of Danvers have made use of our super sleuth skills to find out a few details concerning the new Toyota?

We know April is the month for foolish pranks and showers for May's flowers, but did you also know it's the official month for Distracted Driving Awareness? While new Toyota vehicles are the safest they've ever been, automobile crashes are still the leading cause of death among teenagers. That's because despite advanced safety features, a car can't prevent drivers from the distractions of a cellphone, radio, or even passengers. So?

The Toyota Corolla is a sedan that gets a lot of love around the Boston area. Here at Ira Toyota of Danvers, we can see why. It's a great everyday car for all walks of life. However, we'd be lying if we said we weren't eager to see what the next-generation has in store.

Fortunately, we were able to get a peek at the new Toyota just recently at the Detroit Auto…

Paying close attention to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)'s recall announcements is a great way to make sure you're keeping yourself safe on the road. And luckily, there are many automakers, like our favorite, Toyota, who are diligent about alerting customers to any that pertain to new Toyota models.

And to this end, we at Ira Toyota of Danvers are also here to post important ones to our blog as a…

Toyota is in the business of selling cars, and this is obvious. But underneath this primary goal lies a very warm, caring company who is committed to giving back at every turn possible. Examples of this include a recent donation of 19 vehicles to the American Red Cross for remaining Hurricane Sandy cleanup efforts. Said donation comes on the heels of a $1 million one, when the storm first hit.

And now, Toyota Financial Services?

Love your rugged pickup for work-related tasks, but wishing for a bit more luxury in times of relaxation? Innovative automaker Toyota is here to help with the 2014 Toyota Tundra, which will seamlessly combine power, efficiency, and style in its first restyling since the 2007 model year.

Toyota sales have been on the rise lately due to the popularity of the impressive selection of new Toyota vehicles, but the company recently took things up a notch when it raised its profit forecast for 2013 by 10 percent (up to 860 billion yen) due to the weakening value of the Japanese yen and elevated sales in the U.S. Senior managing officer for Toyota, Takahiko Ijichi ,explains, "We believe that our efforts have been bearing fruit. We are finally on the road to sustainable growth."¹

Last month, we talked about how Toyota was working to make its vehicles more intelligent. Recently, at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, our favorite Japanese auto brand brought a new, autonomous Lexus research vehicle out to show the crowd.

Prepare yourself for a snazzy debut at this year's North American International Auto Show, especially thanks to the new Toyota Furia concept, which will be showcased in a truly snazzy fashion.

The Toyota Camry, the brand's flagship sedan which underwent a complete redesign last year, has certainly had some impressive sales throughout 2012. Throughout this year, it lead the Toyota brand in sales and is set to finish as the Number 2-selling vehicle of any type in the U.S. (The Ford F-Series is still at number one, and it looks to finish that way this year again, selling 576,529 units through November, compared to the Camry's 373, 479 models).