Million-Mile Tundra Driver Gets a Free Toyota | Rudy Luther Toyota

 Last week, we wrote a blog about the now-famed Toyota lover who’s driven his Toyota Tundra over a million miles in just 10 years. Louisiana native Victor Sheppard has received a ton of press for this feat, and rightfully so.Seriously, who else could drive that much? What’s even more impressive is that the Toyota Tundra still looks brand new and has never needed any major maintenance or new parts. Sheppard says that even the leather seats still look like they did the day he bought the truck.Toyota Motor Company decided to give Sheppard a brand new 2016 Toyota Tundra for him to travel to his work assignments in North Dakota, Wyoming and Virginia. That’s great news for this Toyota lover, who’s owned 16 of them in his lifetime. The 2016 Toyota Tundra is loaded up with staggering power, a spacious and comfortable cabin, advanced technology and much more. Needless to say, Sheppard is going to really love driving it all over the country.This will eventually lead to even more dependable Toyota vehicles. That’s why they’re the number one auto company in the world.Our Toyota dealership in Golden Valley, MN just outside of Minneapolis couldn’t be more proud to represent such a fine company. To keep up with more auto industry news and Minnesota-related content, follow us on our Facebook page. Let us know if you have any questions about our vehicles, or the 2016 Toyota Tundra!Contact our Toyota dealership in Golden Valley, Minnesota for more information.Looking for the 2017 Toyota Tundra near Minneapolis, MN? We have it.Click here if you’re looking for Toyota service in Minneapolis, MN.Click here if you’re looking for Toyota parts in Minneapolis, MN.Click here for directions to our Scion dealership in Golden Valley, MN.Rudy Luther Toyota Scion is a Toyota and Scion dealership that provides new and used cars for sale to customers in Golden Valley and Minneapolis, Minnesota. We also sell to people in Crystal, St. Louis Park and Minnetonka, Minnesota.
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