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As we mentioned in one of our previous posts, the 2016 Toyota Prius has an array of driver's assistance features that are designed to alleviate your fears of parking, backing out of your driveway, and other tedious driving tasks. Along with the Intelligent Park Assist feature, drivers can also opt for the available Bird's Eye View Monitor System.

Perhaps the most universally loathed parking situation, the parallel park, is about to get a whole lot easier—so easy, you might just start doing it voluntarily. The 2016 Toyota Prius has some excellent driver’s assistance features that are going to make parallel parking fears drift off into the ether: available Intelligent Parking Assist and Intelligent Clearance Sonar work together to basically park your vehicle for you, with oversight and minor input on your behalf. Your parking skills will be so smooth, we recommend taking full credit for them yourself; we promise we won’t tell.

Got a full-size SUV on the brain? Wavering on which whip might be the best fit for you?

Well, waver no more, as we at Laurel Toyota feel you'll find the answer in the form of the 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser. And, in the video below, Autotrader reviewer, Jabari Jones, will recount five excellent reasons why. Give a look and listen:

The sole trim level of the Land Cruiser provides one with an incredible array of creature comforts. In truth, there are very few boxes it doesn't tick.

Standard features on this SUV include automatic LED head- and…

The Toyota Prius has made a name for itself by being ridiculously fuel efficient, due largely to the its hybrid engine and smart design, launching it to international success and acclaim. Some of the biggest criticisms of the car, however, had to do with the its performance, with some saying the engine was “too quiet” or that the Prius just wasn’t as fun to drive as a traditional all-fuel car. Well, that reputation is changing with the release of the 2016 Prius.