Hello! Welcome to Toyota Alley!

Through the years we have had a variety of experiences with various makes and models of vehicles. Since we purchased our last few Toyotas, we have not looked back. Their looks, quality, and reliability are unsurpassed. From the ever affordable and environmentally friendly Yaris, to the rough and tumble Tundra, Toyota offers a car for everyone’s tastes and desires. Form and functionality are top of the line.

Feel free to come in and browse around. Toyota Alley is easily navigable. A great variety of makes and models are offered. Most Toyota models are located here. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, please bookmark us and check back often, as the stock of vehicles is frequently updated.

Thanks for checking out our website. Happy shopping and safe driving!!!

Toyota History
Toyota Automatic Loom Works, Ltd., a loom manufacturing company, founded what is now Toyota Motor Corporation. Toyota was family-owned company that looking to expand its business and used automobiles as the method for expansion.

The first Toyota vehicle to be exported the U.S. was the 1957 Toyota Crown. During the '70s, Toyota, along with other Japanese automakers like rivals Honda and Nissan, offered fuel-efficient vehicles like the Toyota Corolla .

Toyota expanded into other automobile segments in the '90s. Today's well-known Toyota's include the 4Runner, RAV4 SUV's; Celica and Supra sports cars; and the Tundra pickup. In the early 80's, Toyota and General Motors entered into a joint venture and created the New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc. A new automotive plant in Fremont, California. This plan was Toyota's foothold into the American auto industry. Toyota later set up plants in other states like Alabama, Kentucky, and Texas.

In the late 80's, Toyota launched its Lexus division. In 1997, the Camry was the number one selling car in the U.S. Though not the first hybrid sold in the U.S. market (that honor goes to the now discontinued Honda Insight), the hybrid Toyota Prius debuted in 2000 where it continues to be synonymous with the word even now.

In 2007 the new Toyota Tundra went on sale in the U.S. Toyota surpassed General Motors as the number one automaker in terms of quarterly sales. Summary of this history provided by Wikipedia.