O'Brien Toyota doesn't think anyone in the Indianapolis area would argue that current new Toyota vehicles offer consumers a lot. Hybrids like the Toyota Prius c can lower the amount of cash you spend at the pump while trucks like the Toyota 4Runner can provide you with enough space to tote any kind of cargo imaginable. As enthralling as these auto abilities might be however, Toyota vehicles of the future just might be able to sense your mood.

The Toyota experts at O'Brien Toyota aren't soothsayers, but that doesn't mean we can't take a peek into our favorite automaker's future. How? By looking to auto shows for the latest Toyota technology and design on display.

Looking to lease a new Toyota vehicle but concerned about keeping it in tiptop shape? Let O'Brien Toyota assure you, you're not alone. Plenty of consumers in the Indianapolis area and beyond face the same problem. Of course, Toyota is always looking to make life easier for its loyal fans and has come up with an extremely viable solution to this issue.

In a feat of pure ingenuity, Toyota has launched a creative campaign in order to spread the word about the new Prius c. Dubbed, "The Game of Life with Prius c," the marketing initiative demonstrates key vehicle attributes while incorporating themes from the popular Hasbro board game.

There are times when we don't want history to repeat itself. For example, O'Brien Toyota thinks those in the Indianapolis area will agree in saying that parts of our youth are better left in the past. However, there are also times when we want nothing more than to relive a previous event. Such is the case with the Toyota "100 Cars for Good" Program.

Auto enthusiasts, dealers, and consumers alike all anticipate the arrival of the annual J.D. Power and Associates Vehicle Dependability Study. Well, O'Brien Toyota is pleased to announce that it's finally here. What's more, we're further enthused to share that Toyota performed beautifully.

Everyone knows that hybrid vehicles are key in lowering our environmental impact. Most consumers, however, probably don't realize that electric motors employ rare earth metals like neodymium and dysprosium. In order to continue the production of class-leading hybrid models like the Toyota Prius without using up Mother Nature's precious materials, Toyota has been developing a new kind of electric motor.

For an automaker, there's nothing better than pushing production ahead of schedule. This is especially so when said automaker has faced a handful of difficult external challenges. If you didn't already guess, the "said automaker" we're referring to, of course, is Toyota.

Go big or go home. That pretty much sums up the Toyota philosophy when it comes to green driving. And let O'Brien Toyota assure you, the motivated automaker is certainly not going home. In fact, company officials have recently announced that Toyota will release six new hybrid models in 2012.

Toyota did a great job promoting the upcoming FT-86 concept in unique ways. Those in the Indianapolis area might remember or even have tried out the Social Network Racer game released for Facebook this past fall. Now, the creative automaker is giving fans another chance to get behind the wheel of an FT-86 before it hits lots like O'Brien Toyota at 2550 North Shadeland Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46219.