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After 25-years of production, the Toyota factory in Georgetown, Kentucky is still going strong. And we're talking 6,600 workers and 500,000 annual units kind of strong. Though Toyota officials work diligently to maintain such success, they can't take all the credit. That is why, the company is using its 25^th Kentucky anniversary to thank all those who have contributed to the factory's achievements.

For 13 out of the past 14 years, the Toyota Camry has held the crown as best-selling car in America. Not too surprising considering the level of efficiency and power each installment delivers. Recently, the model received another pat on the back, this time for displaying the Best Resale Value in the mid-size car segment. But, the Camry isn't the only one to grab attention. Kelley Blue Book's website (Kbb.com) offered up a round of applause for the Toyota Tacoma as well as the Toyota name in general.

Let's face it. We all like to waste time. Tansky Toyota doesn't mean in the grand scheme of things. In fact, our society today is more production focused than ever. What we mean is that everyone needs a little escape from all that hard work and productivity now and then. We need to have a bit of mindless fun. Not only does Toyota understand that but it has decided to build off of that need in an innovative way.  The automaker has created an interactive website that allows users to spend a few minutes "wasting time" while also promoting the highly anticipated Toyota FT-86.

How does Toyota commemorate 15 years of excellent manufacturing? By throwing a big bash for the town that put forth such talented employees, of course. Toyota recently hosted a giant party to show their appreciation for the West Virginia manufacturing facility's 15 years of outstanding work. However, the facility's workers decided to use this celebration as an opportunity to give back to...

It is important for automakers to support environmentally-friendly initiatives within the industry. But it's also imperative that they support green effort within other industries as well. Think about it. We all know that the auto companies are working hard to integrate new sustainable practices and Tansky Toyota certainly pats them on the back for that. Yet there are so many other business hubs that could be partaking as well. And if all those who make the most money in our economy could take a bigger green step forward, well, that would certainly facilitate some major change. Thankfully, it appears that Toyota thoroughly understands this concept as the automaker once again chose to act as the presenting sponsor of the Environmental Media Awards (EMA).