Toyota Camry Dealers in St Louis MO

Weiss is proud to offer the largest inventory of new Toyota cars near Washington, MO!  Stop by Weiss Toyota today to take a look at our selection of 2014 Prius Hatchbacks.  The standard features of the Toyota Prius One include 1.8L I-4 98hp engine, 2-speed CVT transmission with overdrive, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS), side seat mounted airbags, curtain 1st and 2nd row overhead airbags, driver knee airbag, airbag occupancy sensor, automatic air conditioning, 15" aluminum wheels, ABS and driveline traction control, electronic stability, power mirrors. Trims 2014 Toyota Prius Hatchback Three Front-wheel Drive 2014 Toyota Prius Hatchback One Front-wheel Drive 2014 Toyota Prius Hatchback Two Front-wheel Drive 2014 Toyota Prius Hatchback Five Front-wheel Drive 2014 Toyota Prius Hatchback Four Front-wheel Drive Weiss is currently offering the following deals on 2014 Toyota Prius Hatchback: *Finance Offers Manufacturer Offers Get 0% APR financing for 60 months on a new 2014 Prius pl...

If you didn’t catch our last article on how the EPA calculates MPGe for electric cars, you may want to read that one first.  With the help of Edmunds.com, we are informing our readers on this new way of calculating how much energy is used to travel miles down the road.  In our last article, we gave you the formula; however Edmunds says this number doesn’t tell you much in relation to fuel economy.  Specifically, they state, “The mpg-e rating is really only useful for comparing the relative energy consumption of gasoline (or hybrid) cars with that of electric cars and it is far more pertinent for electric car owners focused on cost to consider the kilowatt-hours-per-100-miles rating (kWh/100m).  This is the number that will help you determine the level of efficiency of the vehicle.  Essentially, this is the new EV mpg standard so it is one that you will surely want to familiarize yourself with if you plan on shopping the electric car segment any time soon. Also...

If you haven’t already done so, it is not too late to winterize your vehicle. Even though we are in the swings of winter storms it is better late than never when it comes to vehicle winterization. Your Toyota Camry will be much better equipped to keep you and your passengers safe if it is well prepared to handle all that Mother Nature has to offer during the winter season. First check the condition of your tires. Your tires provide the front line protection from slipping and sliding all over the roads. Make sure the tire pressure correct. If you find that your tires have lost s significant amount of tread it may be time to have them replaced. If you’re unsure, consider taking your Toyota Camry to your local Toyota service center to be evaluated. Inspect all of the belts and hoses to make sure there are no tears or breaks in any of the lines. Check and fill any seo website analyzer fluid, including the wiper fluid. Your antifreeze may need to be filled and checked throughout the dur...

The amount you pay for auto insurance can vary from another driver by hundreds of dollars. Here are several factors taken into consideration when calculating your insurance premium. If you feel you are overpaying for your insurance, don’t feel like you’re stuck. Consider all of your insurance options in order to save money. Prices and premiums vary from one establishment to another. Just because you’ve always had auto insurance from a certain provider doesn’t mean you are getting the best deal. Obtain quotes from other providers. This will give you a better idea of whether or not you are overpaying or not. Consider the cost of insurance before you purchase a vehicle. Certain vehicles will cost you much more to insure in comparison to others. For instance, a certified Toyota St. Louis vehicle is known for its safety and reliability. Therefore it will cost much less to insure than a vehicle known for speed, or one with lower safety ratings. Choosing a safer vehicle will always be more c...

Your personal vehicle is an investment of your hard earned money. In order to get a decent return on your vehicle when you’re ready to sell or trade in you must invest in the proper care and maintenance of that vehicle. Each new and used car will require a certain level of maintenance in order to remain functioning at its highest potential. Typically speaking older vehicles may require a bit more care and maintenance than newer cars on the market. Each time you buy a new car or a St Louis certified Toyota car from the Weiss Toyota dealer in MO you will get complimentary warranty coverage. This coverage is designed to give you great peace of mind and encourage the proper care and maintenance of your car. Rather than performing maintenance only when a dashboard light illuminates or other noticeable problems arise, become familiar with the maintenance schedule found in the owner’s manual. This schedule will provide a specific timeline for most maintenance tasks. Adhering to this schedule...

Weiss Toyota Dealer, home of a wide selection of new and used Toyota Corolla Cars in St. Louis is pleased to announce that the 2008 Toyota Corolla has reviewers praising the dependability of the Corolla, and the affordable base price. Toyota Corolla delivers a smooth, driving performance, and receives outstanding fuel economy ratings. The 2008 Toyota Corolla rates high in its class”, the Washington Post recommends the Corolla because “through all of its model changes, the Corolla remained true to the notion of impeccable automotive quality delivered at reasonable cost.” The New York Times evaluation of the Toyota Corolla reports that, “Toyotas have been so reliable, American manufacturers have been forced to improve the quality of their offerings.” Car and Driver magazine says the 2008 Toyota Corolla has a “stalwart reputation that we like, this is a carefully executed solution to your transportation problem.” Automobile reviewers continue to recognize the 2008 Toyota Corolla for hold...

There are many reasons to purchase a vehicle such as, a Toyota Sienna or Tacoma. However, when you purchase one of these vehicles know that you then have towing power. Yes you can tow smaller loads with more traditional vehicles, however, the larger the vehicle, the more towing power. It is with these larger vehicles you gain the capability to tow items such as trailers, boats, or campers. Towing smaller items may require you to adjust your driving technique a bit. Towing larger loads, such as, boats, trailers, or campers will force you to adjust your driving technique as it completely changes the dynamic of your vehicle. First and foremost, be sure you vehicle is equipped with the correct hitch. You may be able to install a hitch mount yourself. However, it may be best to leave this task to the professionals. Schedule an appointment with your local Toyota service department to have them install a hitch mount. Secondly, never tow a load that exceeds the towing capacity of your vehicle....