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When it comes to a car as commercially successful as our resident compact-sedan standout, the Corolla, we here at Larry H. Miller Toyota Peoria needn't say much. With more than 43 million sold across 11 generations, the Corolla's pedigree speaks for itself.

And so, with that said, we invite you to dive into the topic at hand with the clip below. AutoGuide.com Managing Editor Jodi Lai is here with more on the latest Corolla:

Stick with the Corolla in base form and you'll enjoy a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine that produces a healthy 132 horsepower and…

While earning a Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+ award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is certainly an impressive accomplishment, vehicles normally only qualify for it at higher trim levels or when equipped with optional features. Yesterday, Toyota bucked that trend when the 2017 Toyota Highlander earned Top Safety Pick+ designation with standard equipment.

The news comes courtesy of yesterday's press release from the Toyota camp...

2017 Toyota Highlander earns Top Safety Pick+ award. https://t.co/B6ld9i3CS5

— IIHS (@IIHS_autosafety) January 10, 2017

The Toyota Camry took the top spot for the 10th annual Cars.com American-Made Index. The Camry has topped the Cars.com index six times.

The sedan, built in Georgetown, Ky., and Lafayette, Ind. (though Indiana production is set to end this fall), has a U.S.-sold domestic content of 75 percent, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

That’s an important figure as the Cars.com index bases the ranking on domestic-part content, final assembly point and overall vehicle sales. All told, Toyota sold 429,185 U.S.-built Camrys in 2015 in the U.S…

Advance safety features for the masses: it’s a bold promise, but beginning with the 2018 model year Toyota will make Toyota Safety Sense, a driver-assist technology designed to mitigate or help prevent collisions, standard on almost every Toyota trim level in the United States. That promise was recognized last Thursday when the most advanced version of Toyota Safety Sense—TSS-P—won the New England Motor Press Association (NEMPA) Yankee Cup Technology Award.
 
Toyota accepted the award at NEMPA’s sixth annual conference and banquet, held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab in Cambridge. In addition to TSS-P…

Toyota will make automatic braking near-standard by 2017 https://t.co/3776w0y4yw pic.twitter.com/SHJmuqYuWB

— Engadget (@engadget) March 28, 2016

Last month, 20 major automakers got together with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and agreed to make automatic emergency braking (AEB) standard on all new vehicles by 2022.

Toyota sees no reason to wait.

The automaker that sold over 10 million new cars in 2015 says it has the resources to make AEB standard by the end of 2017 on every model except two former Scion nameplates, the

Larry H. Miller Toyota Peoria is being recognized with three awards for the excellent way we treat our customers! We are pleased to announce that we have been selected for DealerRater.com's 2015 Customer Satisfaction Award, and Edmunds.com's Five Star Dealer Award and the 2014 President's Award for Customer First. 

The President's Award for Customer First is a highly coveted distinction! It acknowledges that the dealership is a leader in...