In This Issue
	Time to Talk Turkey
	"Movember"
	How to Prepare Your Car for Winter
	History of Thanksgiving

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Welcome to our November 2010, eNewsletter. We appreciate you taking some time out of your day to spend a few minutes with us. This month we’ll give you some helpful tips to protect your vehicle as we move into the colder months, cover the worldwide phenomenon known as ‘Movember’, dive into the history of Thanksgiving, and even help you tackle the task of roasting a turkey this holiday season.

Additionally we’d like to invite you to become of a fan of ours on Facebook. Here you can browse our inventory, learn more about our special offers and get news updates from Toyota West. We like nothing more than hearing from Toyota fans and owners, so we encourage you to share your own Toyota story with us.

Thanks for stopping by; we look forward to seeing you again next month!

Sincerely,
Jeremy Francis
GM - Toyota West

Time to Talk Turkey	How to Prepare Your Car for Winter
What is Thanksgiving without a turkey on the table? Every year this particular bird graces the tables of millions of American homes on the last Thursday of November. Continue Article »	When your ears start turning numb while you rake the fallen leaves, it’s time to begin preparing for winter. And this includes the necessary steps to protect your car from the wrath of inclement weather. Continue Article »
"Movember"	History of Thanksgiving
No the title isn’t a typo. Movember, the month formerly known as November according to the non-profit organization The Movember Foundation, has become an unusual phenomenon. Continue Article »	Pilgrims land at Plymouth Rock, found colony, make friends with Native Americans, get help from said Native Americans, survive winter, and finally, have big party to celebrate successful year. After that we just had Thanksgiving ever year? Well, yes and no. Continue Article »