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We all have our own little hacks to make life simpler, especially when it comes to life on the road. Maybe you're looking for advanced convenience and technology features. Check out AutoGuide.com's answer to some of the most annoying seasonal challenges drivers face.

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When you were a kid, did the smell of pencils and a fresh box of crayons make your heart sing? Most children are creative and will proudly boast of their artistic abilities. Some, however, seem pulled to creative pursuits like moths to light.

Any child or teen who enjoys creative pursuits is encouraged to enter the Toyota Dream Car Art Contest. There are several different age groups and children from all over the world can be part of the exciting contest.

The Walking Dead fans are probably familiar with creator Robert Kirkman's other exciting graphic novel series, Thief of Thieves. Just as it takes a whole team of designers and engineers to come up with unique and fun Scion models, like the all-new Scion iA, finalizing a piece of graphic artwork proves just as complex. Check out the video below to learn more about artist Shawn Martinbrough's creative process.

For today's blog post, we have a bit of slightly unconventional news. This weekend, at Irwindale Speedway in California, drivers will face off for the final race of the Formula DRIFT season. What makes this particularly exciting is that, heading into the finale, Scion vehicles hold the top two spots. Fredric Aasbo, driver of a tC leads the field in first, while FR-S driver Ken Gushi sits in second place. Bolstered by strong performances all season, Scion Racing has already won its second strait Manufacturer's Cup...

Toyota continues its commitment to excellence and environmental sustainability through the success of our hybrid and electric vehicles. To break down the numbers, we at Szott M-59 Toyota Scion want to present the following graphic, describing just how much CO2 our cars have allowed customers to save -- for themselves and those around them.