Dirt & Donuts Draws Crowds
Presented by Toyota Knoxville and BOLD Overland
A “rough and ready” time was had by all earlier this summer, as Knoxville was the setting for the first-ever Dirt & Donuts event. The overland vehicle roundup roared into the Parkside Detail and Accessories facility on July 22.
More than 350 people attended the roundup, which was presented by Toyota Knoxville and BOLD Overland. The Parkside site not only boasted plenty of space for roundup-goers to show off their own off-road rigs, but an adjacent dirt trail to try out the latest overland vehicles.
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What is Toyota Smart Entry System?
The Future is Here
Every vehicle owner knows the pain of having arms filled with bags of groceries as you walk through a store parking lot, only to get to your car and remember that you’ve left your keys on your pocket. You suddenly have to either find a way to rearrange everything without dropping those bags, or sit everything down in a dirty parking lot – both of which are less than ideal.
Now, thanks to the Toyota Smart Entry System, these are issues that you’ll never have to worry about again.
Understanding More About Toyota Safety Sense
If you’re searching for cars this year, you might understandably get lost in the amount of features available. There are so many new developments that customers can be entirely forgiven for being overwhelmed. If you’ve never had blind spot monitoring before, do you really need it? Are Toyota’s safety features that much better than Honda’s? Is it really worth doing the research to find out? Before you make your final decision about which car to buy though, learn more about how Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) delivers an integrated safety package when it comes to preventing accidents.
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