Priority Toyota Chesapeake

Toyota Supra GR racing concept on a race trackWhile Toyota may never have been an automaker synonymous with high-performance sports cars, it did have one model that collectors and car enthusiasts hold in high regard, even today. That car is the Toyota Supra. Produced from 1978 to 2002, the Supra did what few other sports cars can: It combined stylish looks and mind-blowing speed into one affordable package. However, Toyota finally came to their senses in 2015, promising the return of the Supra for the 2018 model year. Here’s a quick glance at all the legendary sports car will have to offer.

Two Engine Options

Prior incarnations of the Supra came with a single engine option, although this V6 engine was more than capable. For the 2018 model year, working jointly with BMW, Toyota plans to unveil two engine options for the Supra. Surprisingly, the more powerful engine is a hybrid model. This 3.0 liter, turbocharged V6 with a lithium-ion battery provides an insane 473-horsepower. The second option is BMW’s 3.0 liter, V6 twin-turbo engine that pumps out a more-than-respectable 335 horsepower. Regardless of which engine you choose, the Supra is still destined to burn up the road.

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Young woman walking along a forest trailIf you’re an avid outdoorsman or just love a casual hike, there’s nothing more exciting than finding the next new trail to blaze. One great place to look is Norfolk, Virginia. Although it’s not known as a hotspot for hikers, it has a surprising amount of trails that provide good exercise and amazing scenery. The next time you get an itch to go hiking, head to these Norfolk area trails.

Elizabeth River Trail – Atlantic City Spur

Although this trail doesn’t take you through tons of remote wilderness, the Elizabeth River Trail offers 9.5 miles of paved walkways that wind their way along the Elizabeth River. Along the way, you’ll get to see some of the local maritime wildlife including ducks, seagulls, cormorants, and skimmers. The trail is easily traversable for people of all fitness levels, including children.

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Interior view of a Toyota Prius packed for a day on the waterThere’s nothing better than a road trip with your friends or family to a great destination. That is, if you have the right car to back it up. Thankfully, Toyota offers a number of vehicles that are up to the task. Whether you want great entertainment features, superb fuel economy, or some extra space for all of your luggage, you’ll find what you’re looking for. Here are just a few of the best road tripping Toyota vehicles.

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Teenage girl driving a white carIf you are like many parents whose teen is just starting to drive, finding a safe car is probably at the top of your to-do list. Fortunately, Toyota has a list of cars that are considered to be among the best-used Toyotas for teens. Finding the right Toyota needs to be the perfect blend of power, features, and safety. Here are five of the most popular Toyota models for you to consider:

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Young couple with their dogs walking to their Toyota Prius CFuel efficiency is all the rage for car buyers, especially as manufacturers continue to improve the number of mpg that new models can get. When you are considering purchasing a new car, make sure to understand what the numbers and phrases mean so you can get the most for your money.

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Mother playing with her infant by the waterWhether you are on vacation in Chesapeake, or you and your family live in the area, you can find plenty of activities that appeal to young children, their grandparents, and everyone in between.

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Young boy playing in the ocean near sunsetChesapeake sits in the coastal part of the state of Virginia, with plenty of activities for visitors of all ages.

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charity football game

If you haven’t experienced the Charity Bowl before, this year will be better than EVER! This year’s Priority Toyota Charity Bowl, charity football game, will be held on April 16, 2016 at S.B. Ballard Stadium at Old Dominion University at 1pm, and you can expect a full day of sports and activities with national sports legends, including Tony “Goose” Siragusa, Bruce Smith, DJ Dozier, and Aaron Rouse, along with local dignitaries, media personalities, and elected officials.

For many the Charity Bowl is a family tradition that spans almost 50 years, and it’s time that you add this yearly spectacle to your list! Here’s a little history on the Charity Bowl and how far it has come.

The Charity Bowl originated in 1968 to raise money for The Joy Fund, a charity sponsored by the Virginian-Pilot. The Joy Fund purchased and delivered Christmas gifts to children whose parents could not afford presents during the holidays. The game was originally played by former high school and college football players at Thanksgiving. Today, the event is officially named the Priority Toyota Charity Celebrity Football Game, a flag football game featuring celebrities, elected officials and football legends.

The Charity Bowl continues to benefit a number of local charities including:

As you can see the Charity Bowl is a vital source of charitable funding for important causes around Hampton Roads, and it’s the wonderful citizens of our area that can make it a huge success. So mark your calendar and get ready for a day of great family fun.

This year, Priority Toyota Charity Bowl attendees will have the opportunity to drive away in a brand new 2016 Toyota Corolla, courtesy of Priority. How can you win? Simple. Just fill out the form by midnight on Friday, April 15th, or visit our booth on the morning of the game by Noon! We’ll announce the winner at halftime.

2016 Toyota Corolla

Don’t forget: you must be 18 or older and in attendance at the 48thAnnual Priority Toyota Charity Bowl to win.

Event Schedule
WTKR Live Morning Show 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Big Blue 1K and 5K 10:00 am – 11:30 am
Post-Race Party in Silver Lot 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Priority Charity Bowl 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
ODU Spring Football Game 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm
ODU Baseball vs. UTSA 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm

If you’d like to take a glimpse at last year’s fun, here are a few photos from the 47th Annual Priority Charity Bowl.

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We hope to see all of you at the 48th Annual Priority Toyota Charity Bowl this year on April 16, 2016! Fore more information on the Charity Bowl or how to become a sponsor visit: http://goo.gl/8UgsK9

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View of the Norfolk, VA marine at nightThere are many great things to do in Norfolk, Virginia, and some of them are free! Perfect for a family day together, or to keep you occupied on a business trip. So, whether you are new to the area or a long-time resident, take note of these top free things to do in Norfolk, VA for a fun time without spending a dime.

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Portrait of a family's shadow on the grassWhen you visit Chesapeake, Virginia, you can find plenty of activities that don’t cost a thing. This makes it a more affordable and enjoyable vacation destination for those who don’t have a big budget for their trips.

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