Vandergriff Toyota

Edmunds.com recently held their annual "Best Retained Value Awards," and out of all the brands recognized, Toyota made out the best. The Japanese automaker was named the top non-luxury brand and took home prizes for four 2015 models in its lineup. As a company praised for its high-quality vehicles, Toyota continues to prove it's a top contender when it comes to producing cars, trucks and SUVs that hold their value over time.

Word on the street is that Toyota is currently developing an open-wheel sports car concept that is set to be revealed later this year at the Tokyo Motor Show. The futuristic vehicle is rumored to be a three-seater, come equipped with a hybrid powertrain and feature slight similarities to the Mazda MX-5 Miata.

The annual Arlington 4th of July Parade is scheduled to be held once again this year in Downtown Arlington. Now in its 50th year, the Parade, which garners anywhere from 5,000 to 70,000 spectators annually, will take place on Saturday, July 4 at 9 a.m. sharp. Fun for all ages, this signature Arlington event will showcase an array of colorful, artistic floats, marching bands, military color guards and so much more!

With the all-new Supra on the way, Toyota has decided to offer buyers a three-model sports car lineup that will meet their performance needs. The incoming Supra will be introduced as the top model, while the Toyota GT86 takes the middle spot, and a brand-new small sports car sits in the entry-level slot. Just recently, Toyota began the development process for the tiny, entry-level sports car, which will debut as a rear-wheel-drive vehicle when it's released on the market.