West Herr Toyota Scion of Williamsville

The Toyota Highlander has long been built in the automaker's home country of Japan, but times are changing as the value of the Japanese yen continues to soar. The new Highlander will move its production to the United States, and Toyota has stated it will invest $400 million to expand its Princeton, Indiana plant that already constructs the vehicle stateside.

Do you know of a nonprofit organization that could use some new or better transportation? For the second year in a row, Toyota has kicked off its "100 Cars for Good" program, which awards 100 Toyota vehicles to U.S. nonprofit organizations over the course of 100 days. Winners will be selected through a public voting forum on the Japanese automaker's Facebook page, and applications will be accepted there as well, until March 12, 2012.