Category: "Toyota"
Scion iQ to be released in March 2011
Toyota has finally built something that will compete with the Smart Fortwo, the Scion iQ. We are expected to see it hit dealer showrooms around [...]
Video: World’s fastest Toyota Supra does Quarter-mile in 7.59 seconds
With all the the negative publicity on Toyota lately, this is sure to have a positive light on the brand. This is an insanely fast [...]
And the Best-Selling Automobile of 2009 was…
…the Ford F series pickup…again. The honored F was redone for ’09. But once the shining child of the American auto market, the F is [...]
Toyota Prius and Honda Insight get Tommy Kaira Kits
Body kits and tuning are nothing new to fans of Japanese imports, although they tend to remind us of Supras and Civics, rather than the [...]
Toyota Reeling from Record Number of Safety Recalls
So much for Toyota dependability: the Japanese automaker had the most recalled vehicles in 2009. Of the approximately 4,870,000 vehicles pulled from the road, the vast [...]
Prius to Become Toyota Flagship?
Jim Lentz, Toyota’s US president, told Ward’s Auto that he expected the Prius to serve as a dominant star in the 2010s. As he put [...]
Whoops! Toyota’s Still Number One
Looks like the announcement earlier this week that VW was the world’s top-selling automakers was premature. Turns out Toyota still holds the crown. The VW [...]
Video: BMW M6 vs Toyota Supra
BMW M6 Evotech (560 hp) vs Toyota Supra (750 hp). If you enjoyed this post, you should subscribe to our RSS feed. Also, you can [...]
Top Secret’s Toyota Prius
A new style on the plain Prius is starting in Japan and being developed by Smoky Nagata of Top Secret. Smoky Nagata is known for [...]
Hi-Res Gallery: Toyota 4Runner
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Toyota Declared Victor in Cash-for-Clunkers Battle
Toyotas, Hondas, and Nissans made up 41% of clunker sales, according to Inside Line. In contrast, the Detroit Three made up less than 37% of [...]









