USED TOYOTA FOR SALE IN PHOENIX
THE SMART SHOPPER’S GUIDE TO BUYING USED TOYOTA VEHICLES IN PHOENIX
At AAA Car Buying, we believe that getting a great deal on a top-quality pre-owned Toyota goes hand in hand with fantastic customer service — and we encourage you to put us to the test. You’ll discover that our friendly consultants can quickly get you into a Toyota that meets your needs while providing a hassle-free shopping experience where you never even have to set foot in our showroom. That’s the intelligent way to treat today’s used-car buyers!
WHY BUY A USED TOYOTA?
Toyota vehicles have a well-earned reputation for quality, safety, and efficiency, and those benefits carry over to the brand’s used cars, too. But pre-owned Toyota models also have another significant advantage: they cost less money than new ones. In fact, due to depreciation, almost any brand-new car will lose 20% to 30% of its value after only one year on the road. And that’s just for starters, since depreciation can typically reduce a new vehicle’s value by some 60% after five years in service. However, as a used-car shopper, you can flip that around and look for savings in roughly the same amount. Next, because it usually costs less money to insure lower-cost vehicles, your pre-owned Toyota will likely see more savings when it’s time to shop for coverage. You can shop with extra confidence, too, because it’s so easy nowadays to review used-vehicle history reports. These can tell you whether a pre-owned car has a past accident on its record, whether it’s been serviced regularly, and more.
TOYOTA TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS
Toyota is a top name in the auto world for technology, and not just because the brand offers so many high-tech hybrids. You can also enjoy an incredible range of safety and infotainment advantages that open up new worlds of digital convenience. (Just remember that exact features will vary by model.)
- Nearly all recent Toyota vehicles come equipped with the company’s Safety Sense technology as standard equipment, helping keep you out of harm’s way with benefits like automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, and surround-view cameras.
- Get a better view of your world with head-up displays, massive touchscreens, and camera-based digital rearview mirrors.
- For must-have connectivity that all motorists prefer, pre-owned Toyotas are available with WiFi capability, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, Amazon Alexa compatibility, and wireless charging.
- Toyota’s family-friendly technologies include the Driver Easy Speak in-cabin PA system and HD rear entertainment systems.
- High-performance upgrades from Toyota Racing Development can be found on many used Toyota cars, trucks, and SUVs.
- Toyota’s leading-edge hybrid technology brings fantastic fuel saving to cars, SUVs, and even some minivan models.
PURCHASING A USED TOYOTA
The Toyota lineup of used vehicles is as extensive as it is impressive, and the ones we list here are only the highlights. If you’re looking for a specific model that’s not in our current inventory, our consultants are happy to work with you to help find that Toyota of your dreams.
- Toyota’s time-tested hybrid powertrains give an amazing green advantage to the Toyota Prius, Prius v, Prius c, and Prius Prime.
- Crossover-style SUVs, including the Toyota RAV4, Highlander, and C-HR deliver stylish capability for modern drivers.
- For the best of both worlds, the Toyota Venza Hybrid, RAV4 Hybrid, and Highlander Hybrid combine high levels of both fuel economy and functionality.
- If you prefer robust, body-on-frame SUVs, the Toyota 4Runner, Sequoia, and luxurious Land Cruiser can answer the call.
- The multiple cab styles and bed lengths of the Toyota Tundra and Tacoma make these trucks nearly perfect for your next challenge, whether it’s a big job, a rugged trail, or a daily commute.
- Specially tailored for enthusiasts, the Toyota 86 and GR Supra are both purpose-built rear-wheel-drive performance machines.
- The Toyota Sienna continues to swagger its way into more families’ hearts as a bold and modern minivan.
- Toyota remains fully committed to the sedan segments with cars like the Toyota Corolla, Camry, and upscale Avalon, all with optional hybrid powertrains of their own.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF TOYOTA
The very first Toyota car, the Model AA sedan, rolled off the line in 1936. However, the company had actually begun life years earlier as part of the Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, which originally built motors to automate the weaving process. (The change from “Toyoda” to “Toyota” was because the latter sounds better in Japanese.) Building on its popularity in Japan, Toyota expanded its business to the United States in 1957 with the opening of a dealership in California. Toyota sold 288 vehicles in the U.S. that year and never looked back. The millionth U.S. Toyota was sold in 1972, and in 1986, the company opened its first U.S. manufacturing plant. Today, Toyota remains one of the biggest auto brands in the country.
