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The 2015 Yaris L is a sturdy and reliable subcompact car that handles extremely well and is loaded with amazing standard technological features.  For a subcompact vehicle, the Yaris is full of interior space for carrying passengers and cargo. Stop in and test-drive the 2015 Yaris today! Under the Hood of the 2015 Yaris L The 2015 Yaris runs on an inline 4-cylinder 1.5-liter engine that makes 106 horsepower and 103 pound-feet of torque. Front-wheel-drive is standard, with the option of a four-speed automatic transmission or a five-speed manual transmission. With the manual, you get two doors standard on the L with the 4-speed as standard with the 4-door L. With the manual transmission, the Yaris will earn 33 miles per gallon combined city and highway driving.  This number drops a bit to 32 with the automatic, but it it still commendable fuel economy. Standard Features of the 2015 Yaris L Behind the back seat of the 4-door Yaris is 15.6 cubic feet of storage space while the 2-door offers 15.3 cubes. Fold down the 60/40-splut-folding rear seat for even more storage space. Standard equipment on the Yaris L includes: Power locks 15-inch steel wheels Power windows with automatic down for the driver Height-adjustable driver seat Trip computer Air-conditioning with filtration 3-spoke tilt steering wheel Bluetooth phone and audio functions 6.1-inch touchscreen 6-speaker audio system HD radio USB/iPod interface CD player Auxiliary audio jack 6-way adjustable driver seat Passenger seatback pocket 4-way passenger front seat Illuminated entry Day/night rearview mirror Map lights for the front seat Cargo area light Front and rear cup holders Dual extendable sun visors and vanity mirrors Stop in and test-drive the 2015 Yaris at our Dothan dealership today!

For those who are looking for an affordable vehicle that is extremely fuel-efficient and better for our environment than traditional gas powered cars, there is the 2015 Prius c One.  The 2015 Prius c subcompact is an entry-level model hatchback hybrid with a spacious interior and great responsiveness. For those living in the city, you’ll find that it is simple to park your Prius c, since it is the smallest Prius, 19 inches shorter than a regular Prius. Performance and Fuel Economy of the 2015 Prius c One The 2015 Prius c One runs on a 1.5-liter 4-cylinder traditional gas engine with an electric motor that is powered by a battery comprised of nickel-metal hydride. When performing as a team, the hybrid powertrain will put out a maximum 99 horsepower. Front-wheel-drive and a continuously variable transmission are standard. Fuel economy stands at an outstanding 50 miles per gallon combined city and highway driving, which is a class leader. Standard Features of the 2015 Prius c One Behind the 60/40-split rear seats of the Prius c One is 17.1 cubic feet of cargo space, which can easily be expanded upon by folding down the second row. Standard features of the Prius c One trim include: 15-inch steel wheels Bluetooth audio and phone connectivity Automatic climate control Tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel Full power accessories 4-speaker audio sound system Voice commands Multifunction display 6.1-inch touchscreen display USB/iPod interface CD player Four doors If you are interested in a 2015 Prius c One, stop in to our dealership and one of our associates will gladly answer all of your questions!

New cars come with options that you never even thought of as possible just a few years ago. Heck, your average new Toyota now sports more wiring, computers, sensors and gizmos than airplanes used to have. But what do most people really pick? Well, after a little research, here’s what seems to top most people’s wish lists. Entertainment You could really go to town here. Since we all seems to carry a lot of our content with us, an MP3 interface and charging ports are big hits. For folks with kids, an in-car DVD system is just the ticket to keep the little ones entertained. For adults there is satellite radio, CD players and high powered amps and upgraded speakers keep things rocking. Communications Having a great built-in navigation system is a big deal for many people, especially those who travel by car a lot. Having the Bluetooth system for interfacing with a smart phone is also huge in that it improves both driver safety and ease of use, keeping both hands on the wheel, as they should be. Driving Aids This is where the sci-fi really starts to come into play. Parking assist systems now help folks fit into tight spaces or actually do the job automatically. Intelligent cruise control uses radar technology to not just monitor speed but the actual distance between your car and the one ahead of it. And even the humble headlight has been updated with Xenon bulbs, LEDs and better halogens. Just imagine what will be available in another few years.