As A Leading Toyota Dealer Serving Binghamton Toyota of Scranton Is Always Happy To Serve

July 30, 2012 - PRLog -- The Wounded Warrior Freedom Ride is an annual bike event in which wounded veterans bicycle all the way up the east coast to visit different historical landmarks and pay respects to their fellow veterans. The purpose of the event is to raise awareness and funds for the Wounded Warrior Project, a non-profit organization aimed at helping out vets who were wounded in the line of duty.

Unfortunately, due to a miscommunication between a local car dealership who was commissioned to supply vehicles for ground support during the Wounded Warrior Ride this year and the organization’s planners, the event almost didn’t happen due to a lack of vehicles. Luckily, a leading Toyota dealer serving Binghamton, Toyota of Scranton, stepped up and supplied the organization with two 2011 Siennas.

The 2011 Siennas, now available for any Toyota shopper in Binghamton interested in a versatile full-sized SUV, was exactly what the Wounded Warriors Ride needed. The spacious SUV has a convenient retractable passenger seat that allows passengers with limited mobility easy access and exit from the vehicle. The spacious interior allowed for plenty of storage and comfort room for the passengers to enjoy between the exhaustingly far bicycle ride.

Toyota Dealer Serving Binghamton Toyota of Scranton Eager To Help US Vets

According to Sergeant Michael Brown, one of the coordinators of the event, without Toyota of Scranton’s help, in all likelihood the Wounded Warrior Ride would not have happened at all. As a leading Toyota dealer serving Binghamton, nothing meant more to Toyota of Scranton than to hear that something as simple as loaning out a pair of cars could have such a huge impact on the lives of so many.

Additionally, along the way the cyclists of the Wounded Warrior Ride found their own downed comrade to help nurse back to health. A small kitten, no older than 6 weeks old, was found abandoned on the side of the road right outside Gettysburg. The kitten was taken in and nursed back to health, eventually given a home with Sergeant Brown’s girlfriend, SSG Amanda Baldwin, and named Freedom’s Fluffball.

Toyota shoppers in Binghamton eager to learn more about the Wounded Warrior Project can head on down to Toyota of Scranton. With an impressive selection of new and used cars sold by a sales staff determined to give you the absolute best deal possible, Toyota of Scranton is sure to have just the car you’re looking for.

For more information about Toyota of Scranton, please feel free to give them a call at 570-301-6175 or you can check them out on the web at www.toyotaofscranton.com.

About Toyota of Scranton:
Toyota of Scranton, one of the most beloved Toyota dealers serving Binghamton, is proud to offer shoppers an impressive level of new and used vehicles at competitive prices. In addition to a fantastic inventory of new and used cars, Toyota of Scranton also offers the very best in parts, auto service, and finance options for all of their customers.

Contact Toyota of Scranton:
3400 Main Ave
Scranton, PA 18508
570-301-6175