Street Toyota-Scion Receives 2013 Toyota Avalon

Street Toyota-Scion has received its first 2013 Toyota Avalon.

“The new 2013 Avalon is selling fast,” Jack Money, Street Toyota-Scion Sales Manager said. “We are expecting thirteen more before the end of the year and we already have deposits on some of them.”

The 2013 Toyota Avalon is built with an athletic exterior which makes it look completely different than the previous models. It has a lower and longer flowing roofline, finely chiseled shoulders, more taut and compact exterior dimensions, increased tread width and many more features.

“I love the new 2013 Avalon,” Trey Ellis, Street Toyota-Scion Sales Associate said. “It definitely has a more aggressive stance and control to it.”

The interior of the 2013 Avalon has a touch sensitive screen and controls; it has a 3.5 V6 Engine and increased two miles per gallon in city and highway combined.

For more information about the 2013 Avalon or to make an appointment to test drive a 2013 Avalon please call 806-355-9846 or visit http://www.streettoyota.com to chat with a Street Toyota-Scion representative.

For more information about Street Toyota Scion visit the dealership at 4500 South Soncy Road in Amarillo, Texas or to chat with a live representative visit http://www.streettoyota.com.

Street Toyota Scion in Amarillo, Texas was established in 1982. A new 58,000 square foot facility on 9 acres is now open at 45th and Soncy. This is a state of the art facility and the customer's comfort has been emphasized from the ample parking right down to the gourmet coffee. Street Toyota is the first dealership in West Texas to become Signature Certified.

Street Toyota Scion has been a valuable corporate citizen in the Panhandle area. They provide support to area nonprofit organizations such as United Way, Better Business Bureau, Amarillo Adult Literacy, Harrington Cancer Center, Meals on Wheels, Make-a-Wish Foundation, Amarillo Symphony, Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo Little Theater, Lone Star Ballet, Discovery Center, Globe News Center for the Performing Arts, CACHA (Hispanic Chamber of Commerce) and many other organizations.

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