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All About Toyota And Lexus And How We Repair Them in Denver

Good Morning, I am Saul Reisman here at Saul’s Autotek.

Today we are going to talk about the consumer reports no. 1 rated and reviewed vehicles sold on North America, the Toyota Motor Vehicles.

Toyota North America is not only the most reliable brand that we see in terms of longevity but the least service here is Saul’s Automotive in terms of frequency of repairs outside of regular maintenance service.

Today, we have a 2006 Toyota 4Runner that is coming in with some basic maintenance service on it. It’s got eleven years and 195 thousand miles. Not so bad that has been for service for over a decade and beyond the industry standard life expectancy of 10 years for 150,000 miles.

We’ve been doing some research on our own to see why Toyota does not need many services, as far as the frequency of maintenance goes. The real reason is that Toyota has engineered its product so that it needs less maintenance involves, high quality of parts used, and even though those parts are a little bit cost prohibitive the end result is a more reliable, longer-lasting vehicle.

The goal for you as a consumer is, you want to be on the road. You don’t want to be here in our Denver auto repair shop.

Our goal is always to make sure that we gave the best advice and keep you on the longest-lasting vehicles on the road.

We’d love to tell you to buy this maker, that maker, another one and say that there are some great reasons or great push behind it. The reality of it is if you want something that is reliable, long-lasting and is not going to leave you stranded, the Toyota Vehicles are the least frequency of used service.

The only brand that beats them and gets passed them in consumer reports is Lexus, which is a division of Toyota’s own brand. It is their own luxury department.

Lexus Motor Vehicles are only branded as such in the United States worldwide. Toyota sells all of its base mid-luxury models under the nameplate Toyota.

Here in the United States, we get two different name badges; Toyota and Lexus as independence to delineate between the more cost-effective or cheaper consumer model vs expensive executive models.

Literally, the only reason they do such is to give a different dealership, a different way to make a different sales point.
When you look at the reviews, you look at the rating or you want to find which is lasting or longest, this is truly the longest lasting thing that we’ve ever seen come in.

In the case of this vehicle like this after twelve years and 190 thousand miles, the only service that it is getting is a recommended maintenance service, a basic water pump service and some basic rubber components that are designed to break down over time.

If you got any questions about your Toyota, or would like an inspection, any information about it, or maybe just interested on having your next vehicle so that you don’t have to put as much cost of repairs into it as you have in previous vehicles, please stop by and give us a call. Ask any questions you would like.

We’ll be happy to give you any insights or advice we can. We use this vehicle here at the shop as a parts delivery vehicle to make sure that we get not only parts into your cars on time but then when we need to pick up and get your vehicle, we get you there safely, efficiently and reliably.

If you got any questions or concerns about your Toyota, give us a call here in Saul’s Automotive (303) 919-7769, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

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Saul Reisman

Saul Reisman has been helping the residents of the Centennial State with their automotive needs for over ten years now. He finished his Associate Degree in Physics at the Community College of Denver. Saul is an active member of the Specialty Equipment Market Association and a board member of the Young Executives Network. He undergoes constant educational training through GMC, MOPAR, Ford, Snap-On, Borg-Warner, and Ozark Automotive, with an emphasis on diagnosis, repair, and improvement.

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