The ToyoDub story / Made in Dubuque

A good choice.
A familiar connection.

Useful Toyota guidance. Real local support. A person who helps you connect the two.

Keith Dula, creator of ToyoDubKeith Dula / The person behind ToyoDub

Meet Keith

More than a link
to the dealership.

Keith created ToyoDub to make Toyota easier to explore and local help easier to find.

He works at Anderson-Weber Toyota in Dubuque. Here, he’s the familiar person who can help make sense of a vehicle question, put an ownership concern in context, or connect a local story with the people behind it.

You can use every guide and reach the dealership directly. When a conversation would help, Keith is here to connect the pieces.

Start a conversation

In their words.

Google review excerpts

1 / 4

Three roles. One useful connection.

Clear about
who does what.

01

ToyoDub explains.

The independent media and educational brand. Model cards, practical ownership resources, and Local Loop stories live here.

02

Anderson-Weber provides.

The dealership handles sales, financing, service appointments, parts, and collision repairs. The teams can be reached directly.

03

Keith connects.

The creator, presenter, and human point of contact. Vehicle questions, useful introductions, and local stories can all begin with him.

What’s in the name?

Toyota. Dubuque.
A choice you feel good about.

“Toyo” connects the resource to Toyota. “Dub” nods to a win and to the place it calls home. The idea carries beyond choosing a vehicle: pride in it, people to turn to, and a connection for the miles ahead.

Meet the local side
TOYODUB · WITHIN REACH

Add ToyoDub to your Home Screen

ToyoDub Home Screen icon
ToyoDub

This is the icon you’ll see on your phone.

Open ToyoDub to reach your Glove Box, Toyota guides, and local connections.

  1. Open this ToyoDub page in Safari on your iPhone.
  2. Tap Share . Depending on your layout, it may be inside Safari’s menu.
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen. If shown, turn on Open as Web App, then tap Add.

If the option is missing, scroll to Edit Actions in the Share menu and add it.

Apple’s Home Screen guide (opens a new tab)

This saves a shortcut or web app to the website. An internet connection is still required.