With a perfect run of scores so far in the BTCC, Adam Morgan leads the four Toyota BTCC independents to Thruxton this weekend (4/5 May) hoping that his luck will hold through the third meeting of the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship season.
Toyota Racing’s 2013-specification TS030 Hybrid will make its race debut at this weekend’s (3 – 4 May) Six Hours of Spa-Francorchamps, the second round of this year’s FIA World Endurance Championship.
The countdown has started: motorists wanting to maximise charge-free access to central London have just 64 days to register and a low emissions Toyota or Lexus, ahead of new rules coming into force.
The ME.WE concept is the result of a partnership between Toyota’s European Design and Development centre (ED2) and the renowned French designer and architect Jean-Marie Massaud. Revealed today at Le Rendez-vous Toyota in central Paris, the car challenges traditional vehicle design and engineering.
Toyota’s support of grassroots motorsport will continue to grow on Sunday (28 April) at Blyton Park in Lincolnshire, the venue for the opening round of the Toyota Sprint Series
Morgan made clear his intentions in Saturday qualifying, netting sixth on the grid. He wasn’t the highest-placed Toyota driver, however – that honour went to Dynojet Racing’s Frank Wrathall, who was second fastest in his Avensis, only five-hundredths of a second off the pole.
Worldwide sales of Toyota and Lexus hybrid vehicles have passed five million and the pace of growth continues to accelerate. The cumulative figure reached 5.125 million units1 at the end of March, including all Toyota, Lexus and other Toyota Motor Corporation-owned brand hybrids sold since 1997, when the first generation Prius was introduced.
City streets are a familiar environment for the Toyota Prius Plug-in, but the “no compromise” full hybrid with its rechargeable battery has been demonstrating its worth in the remote, wide open spaces of Shetland.
The rejuvenation of Toyota’s family car range has seen sales figures forward in the plate change month of March.
Toyota’s quartet of independent Avensis racers enjoyed an encouraging start to the 2013 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship as the new season roared into life at Brands Hatch.
Full details of UK Proace range revealed
International car manufacturer Toyota has joined the Mayor’s London Hydrogen Partnership (LHP), committing to work together to bring hydrogen and fuel cell technology to the capital.
RECAP: a digest of recent Toyota news (March 2013)
Toyota and Lexus Fleet Services kicked off a new programme of ride and drive events for potential business customers on home ground last week (14 March). It brought more than a dozen of its latest models to Pride Park, home of Derby County, just a few miles from its UK manufacturing base at Burnaston.
Energy company E.ON has chosen the Toyota Auris Hybrid for its Venues and Events teams across the country. Twelve of the cars were recently handed over to E.ON at Toyota’s Burnaston factory in Derbyshire, home of Auris Hybrid production.
Toyota will celebrate its past and present sporting achievements with an illustrious array of race and rally machinery in action at the 2013 Goodwood Festival of Speed (12 – 14 July).
Toyota’s Avensis range of saloons and tourer estate cars receives a gentle refresh for 2013.
A nationwide programme of energy saving measures is delivering significant reductions in carbon emissions across Toyota’s dealership network, with a 15 per cent fall achieved in the past year.
Sixteen-year-old Charlie Robertson became the youngest-ever driver to go behind the wheel of a Toyota Avensis touring car yesterday (Tuesday) when he took up his prize for winning the 2012 Ginetta Junior Championship.
New models achieve top ranking in 2013-standard Euro NCAP testing
Toyota will take the wraps off two contrasting new concepts at the Geneva motor show and also pave the way for two new model introductions that will strengthen its European model range in the coming months.
First appearance for Auris Touring Sports Black, RAV4 Premium and RAV4 Adventur
The accolades keep coming for the Toyota GT86, newly honoured as Car Buyer magazine’s Coupe of the Year.
Toyota’s new i-ROAD personal mobility vehicle (PMV) makes its world debut at the Geneva motor show, a new, flexible form of transport designed for city streets.
