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Where we go when we die has been an age-old question, the hotly-debated foundation of philosophies and religions the world over. An easier question to answer-- and much less philosophical-- is where hybrid car batteries go when they die.

The answer to that is-- they don't really die. At least not when you think they do.

To you, the driver, your battery is dead when it is no longer providing adequate power to the motor. However, consider how much power it takes to push a car along. It's an enormous energy demand on just one battery.

So, after…

It seems to us at Del Toyota Inc. that the compact crossover class is all the rage nowadays. And, for good reason. Consumers appreciate their blend of high-riding capability and generally respectable fuel economy ratings.

For those very reasons -- and so many more -- the 2015 Toyota RAV4 does not disappoint. Check it out in the clip below:

Beneath the RAV4's bonnet, a 2.5-liter four-cylinder holds court with a six-speed automatic gearbox. Together, they twist out a terrific 176 horsepower and 172 pound-feet of torque.

The Japanese automaker's proudest pickup truck, the Toyota Tundra is also one of the most popular models here at Del Toyota Inc.

Wondering what this top-shelf titan brings to the table? Then, join up with Autotrader critic, Jabari Jones, as he delineates this truck's top five traits:

As Mr. Jones is quick to point out, there are seemingly countless ways one can configure the Tundra. Those who want the best this brute has to offer should look no further than the available 5.7-liter V8, which is available with the range-topping models.

Many of you already know this, but Pennsylvania was the birthplace of the oil industry. It's true. In Titusville, PA, the very first oil wells were dug. Soon, wells were popping up everywhere as we found new and innovative uses for oil-- like powering automobiles.

But it's been a long time, and most of our state's oil is gone. So why did Toyota make a pit stop for fuel at Oil Creek?

For the water.

Well, okay, they could have gotten water anywhere. It was mostly to make a point. A symbolic gesture. A nod to history…

When a person gets naked, it's called indecent. However, when a car strips off all that's cladding, it's an inspiration. At least, that's what our dealership staff thought when we laid eyes on the spy shots for the long-awaited 2016 Toyota Prius. Set to unveil soon, some sly spy photogs managed to catch the car out in the open.

The Toyota Prius is a relatively recent model. They've only existed for about 15 years now. So, do we know how reliable they are?

Well, Bob Old still has his second generation 2004 Toyota Prius, and he'll tell you how it's been treating him.

The driver's seat is now perfectly formed to his body from 435,000 miles behind the wheel. He likes it that way. Though his Toyota dealer suggests he get a new car, Bob thinks he'll drive his Prius into the ground. And so far, the ground seems like it could still…

If there's one thing that defines the Toyota Tacoma, is its tenacity. For a decade, the model remained unchanged and topped the sales charts, even in the face of new competitors. For the 2016 model year, this potent pickup is all new, with an entire retinue of changes and fresh features.

Do you believe in fate? Or is everything left up to chance?

Heck, with the 2015 Toyota Camry, it doesn't even matter.

Maybe you think you've got it all figured out. Or maybe you're ready to take a leap into the unknown. Regardless, America's stylishly redesigned favorite mid-sized sedan is ready to tackle whatever part of the road you're on in your journey. Featuring standard technology upgrades like USB connectivity, voice recognition, and Bluetooth wireless phone connectivity, as well as new safety options, like the Safety Connect system with stolen vehicle locator. Whatever you need…

If we're being honest then we'll admit that fuel efficiency is the first thing that comes to mind when we think of the Toyota Prius.

And, that's certainly to be expected for the world's most popular hybrid model. In fact, the 2015 Toyota Prius actually experiences a boost in gas mileage up to 50 MPG combined.

We have a lot of cattle here in the United States. There's nothing like a delicious hamburger sizzling on the grill. Without milk, cereal would be dry crunchy boring bits.

We use nearly every part of the cow for something, and we think it's about time poop started pulling its own weight.

Using a simple refinement process, Toyota is able to start out with a pile of manure, and end up with pure…