The new Toyota Auris makes its European debut this week at the Bologna motor show in Italy, ahead of UK sales starting on 1 February next year. Designed and built in Europe, the new C-segment family hatchback marks significant advances in dynamic ability, interior style and practicality and safety.
London’s Mayor Ken Livingstone may be a non-driver, but he and his partner recently joined the eager line of customers for Toyota’s environmentally friendly Prius petrol-electric hybrid car.
Today Toyota announces the first details of the Auris, a new core model in its range that will play a key role in advancing its brand ambitions in Europe.
These days the onset of autumn is defined as much by the start of another season of The X Factor on television as by the prevalence of any mists or feelings of mellow fruitfulness.
The Toyota Hiace has an enviable reputation for reliability, economy and an easy driving style. A raft of changes initiated for the new 2007 model year version strengthen its profile as a versatile choice for the business user, offering even stronger performance and enhanced quality.
CNW Marketing Research Inc. – Study on Hybrid Efficiency A number of UK publications have recently re-presented the results of an old study by a North American marketing research agency, CNW Research Inc. This study
“Designed from the inside out” is how Toyota describes its new Auris space concept, revealed for the first time at the Paris Motor Show.
With an emphasis on sporting performance and style, the TS will add an extra dimension to the appeal of the latest generation Yaris, which was only launched at the beginning of this year.
One of Wales’s senior statesmen has become the latest political figure to opt for the environmental benefits offered by the Toyota Prius.
Two Sussex students are hoping to set a record for economy in the inaugural Student Gumball rally which has set out from Dover for Croatia on 3 September.
The Aygo-ing’s good for star competitors in the first Student Gumball Rally with Toyota backing the participation of nine of the cast from Channel 4’s sun-and-surf reality show, Shipwrecked.
At the start of the last Championship football season, goalkeeper Shane Supple was one of six Ipswich Town Academy youngsters to be given a new Toyota Yaris on passing his driving test.
Win or lose, they won a place in our hearts with their speed and strength, and deserve our applause one last time before they head off to retirement. So what better way than a parade through the streets of London fit for heroes?
Toyota gives visitors to the British International Motor Show their first chance to see a series of exciting new design concepts, based on the Aygo, Yaris and RAV4 models.
Toyota is refreshing its range this summer with new special edition models that span the motoring spectrum from the ‘baby’ of the family, the Aygo city car, up to the mighty Land Cruiser. And the recently launched Yaris gains a new model too, in the form of the stylish, high value Ion.
As the flagship of Toyota’s European model range, the Avensis occupies a pivotal position in building awareness of the Toyota brand as a whole.
As flags go, they don’t get much bigger than this. Instead of flying a flag from their cars, workers at the Toyota Burnaston factory in Derbyshire have made one from cars.
The Toyota MR2 Roadster has been the purest expression of Toyota’s sporting spirit through 22 years and three generations.
Due to changes in delivery charges caused by rising fuel costs, on the road pricing for all Toyota vehicles has been revised.
Toyota’s supremely versatile Verso compact MPV adds another dimension to its owner appeal this spring with the launch of the new TR model.
Back in the Swinging Sixties, Toyota made a modest entry into the British car market with just a single model on offer.
Sports-themed concepts of three of the newest models in the Toyota range are making their world debut under the spotlights at the Geneva Motor Show this week.
The Toyota RAV4 was the inspiration for a new market segment for compact SUVs when it was launched in 1994 and has since proved an enduring success, with in excess of 1.8 million sales worldwide.
The diverse virtues of the Toyota Verso have been recognised with the Best Compact MPV title in the 2006 What Car? awards. The Verso T3 2.2 D-4D 140 model emerged the winner in a category representing one of the most hard-fought segments of the UK car market.
