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The new RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid gets over 320 horsepower and can do about 50 miles on electricity alone. Is it worth it over the standard hybrid version?

Driving the Toyota Supra today feels like finally seeing your favourite band live, only to realise it’s their farewell tour. You’re thrilled to experience it, but there is a degree of heartbreak. The ...

Toyota engines are rarely criticized for reliability, yet some modern models have struggled to deliver adequate power by today's standards.

What Toyota has done with the 2025 4Runner is evolutionary and well-considered. The new 4Runner sits on the TNGA-F body-on-frame architecture (shared with the Tacoma and Tundra), and that underpins ...

Toyota’s next GR Corolla may drop its 3-cylinder for a 400-hp turbo four a move signaling a faster, stronger future for Toyota’s GR lineup. Toyota may replace the GR Corolla’s iconic 1.6L 3-cylinder ...

The all-new Tacoma lineup consists of eight trims, and four represented at TOTY: TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, Trailhunter, and Limited. We give Toyota credit for advancement in design—this new Tacoma ...

The Land Cruiser pictured here is a press unit that belongs to the Toyota Canada press office. The vehicle was picked up clean and with a full tank of gas. For detailed insight into testing procedures ...

View post: Uniquely-Colored 2022 McLaren 720S Spider For Sale With 3,241 Miles The Toyota Crown first appeared on our shores as an early Japanese import in the 1950s. Back in 1957, it was known as the ...

The Toyota 4Runner name doesn't quite have the cachet of a Range Rover or Jeep Wrangler, but since 1982 the built-in-Japan SUV has been bounding around America's trails, woods and rock piles. The ...

PROS ›› Real off-road prowess, value-oriented trims, physical climate controls, a trim for everyone CONS ›› Expensive top trims, on-road cabin noise, somewhat numb drivetrain Ripping down a dirt road ...

In November of 1966, Toyota introduced a new little car to showrooms in its home country of Japan, taking on competitors like the Datsun 1000 and Subaru 1000. Two years later, the Corolla landed in ...