We'll admit it, we're biased to begin with, but we can't help but feel like the brass at our favorite automaker are some pretty giving folks. After all, it's not every automaker that would team up with the editors at Teen Vogue for the sake of teen drivers, and we here at Marietta Toyota just couldn't be prouder. And if this is the first time you've heard of their involvement in the National Mayor Challenge, have we got a story for you.

As was evidenced by Toyota's recent partnership with the folks at Teen Vogue, our favorite automaker has a healthy history of teaming up with big names for a good cause. And while it isn't every day that we see our new and used cars get in on the giving, the stars have aligned for the 2013 Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race.

With many of us being parents ourselves here at Marietta Toyota we know all too well how nerve-racking it can be to buy your teen their first new or used car. As big as it is for them, we can't help but feel that far too many of our kids fail to realize what a big deal is it to us. It's an unprecedented amount of freedom and responsibility for a teen to have, and with teens more distracted behind the wheel than ever before, it can be downright terrifying for a parent.

If there's one thing that we here at Marietta Toyota love, it's obviously the fabulous new and used cars at our dealership. If there's one thing we hate, it's got to be crystal meth. Unfortunately, we've recently found ourselves a bit conflicted on the latter statement ever since we got turned on to Breaking Bad, and while there's still nothing good about meth, it sure does make for some great TV.

A couple months ago, we here at Marietta Toyota told you all about the strides that our favorite automaker's been taking in the world of autonomous driving. That in itself was enough to convince us that a sci-fi future will soon be our non-fiction present, but just in case we had any shadow of a doubt in respect to the next step for our new and used cars, the 2013 Geneva Motor Show happens.

We know we're biased here at Marietta Toyota, but we just can't help but feel that we've got the best new and used cars on the market. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's probably what every dealership will tell you about their showroom, but when it comes to quality and value in one nifty package, you'd be hard-pressed to find another automaker with a track record like Toyota's.

Just the other week, we here at Marietta Toyota told you all about how BuzzIndex named our favorite automaker as one of the Most Improved Brands of 2012. Oh yes, we were mighty proud of our new and used cars that day, but still we hesitated to flat-out celebrate. The reason being we didn't want to jump the gun before hearing how our sales figures for 2013 were shaping up.

Not that we here at Marietta Toyota had any doubts to begin with, but 2012 has turned out to be one mighty fine year for Toyota. With 12 of our models getting Top Safety Pick awards from the Insurance Institute for Highway Saftey and a US growth plan of $1.6 billion on the way, we just couldn't be prouder of the new and used cars at our dealership. And when you consider how the automaker was affected by the tsunami and earthquake that hit Japan two years ago, the progress they've made is nothing short of staggering…

We here at Marietta Toyota have been hearing a lot about this autonomous driving craze as of late. First it was cars that parallel parked for you, then it was cars that could navigate their way through traffic, and now you don't even need to be in the car when it goes to park itself. That's right, folks, it's the future today with our new and used cars, but what about the technology that goes into these cars? Who's making sure these gizmos and gadgets are reliable and effective enough that we can take comfort in…

There are not many things that are worse than being in an accident. Being at fault for that accident could be something added to that list. This very reason is why Toyota is developing a new system that will remind drivers to slow down when there is high accident potential.

Sounds great, but how exactly does such a system work?

The Pre-Collision System (PCS) from Toyota uses millimeter-wave radar to detect the likelihood for a…