Big Solar is Toyota UK’s huge solar power system at Burnaston car plant which they’ve built in cooperation with British Gas. This big source of sustainable energy provides the factory with 4.6 million kWh a year – enough power to build 7,000 cars a year at no cost.

Tokyo Auto Salon is more or less like the SEMA show in America, in which domestic tuners and a few from abroad gather to show off their latest creations.

Even though Ford SYNC is now facing criticism that it’s distracting for the driver to use, Toyota decided to come up with a similar system for their new models!

Much to the delight of the Indians who have been expecting this car for a year, Toyota Etios went into the production at the TMC’s production and sales subsidiary, Toyota Kirloskar Motor in Bangalore, India.

The Fun-Vii is Toyota’s main highlight at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show. And that’s strange because it really isn’t a car!

One thing a proper sports car needs is a motorsport career. Toyota is so confident of their new GT86, they’re giving it many.

This is the latest generation Toyota Hilux pickup truck featuring an all-new look, a massively improved interior, and new more efficient engines. The rugged and tough pickup is also enhanced in term so chassis and suspension and if anything, it is more of an invincible conqueror now!

Toyota officially announced that the electric version of the iQ, first appeared as the FT-EV concept and now known as the iQ EV, will go on sale in America as soon as 2012.

When a car remains in production for sixty years and becomes more and more popular with every year on, there most be something quite special about it.

Visitors to this year’s Paris Motor Show will be witnessing the unveiling of the new-look Toyota Auris, along its all-new Tourer version. Indulging Toyota’s new global design language, the new Auris is substantially different over the previous model, and the new estate version will add to its appea