Toyota achieves a very significant new milestone in production as their cumulative production passes 200 million mark.

Based on an unwritten rule all hybrid cars are uncool! Maybe that’s becasue they’re typically boring or the fact that they’re driven by uncool people. But after 10 years of presence in the UK market, Toyota is going to change that by releasing a tarted up version of the Prius.

This is the MPV version of the Toyota Prius which is simply called the Prius V, and will expand the Prius family when it’s launched next summer.

As you know Toyota is expanding the Prius hybrid lineup with different type of cars including a small city car and this, the Prius Plus family MPV.

To get rid of those unavoidable and incredibly annoying tiny scratches, dents and paintwork damages, Toyota has come up with an easy solution called Toyota stickerfix.

Toyota, once the biggest car maker in the world, realized in order to keep up with the European, heck, the Koreans, they have to add more European flavor to their products. That’s what Koreans and Americans have been doing in recent years with great success.

EuroNCAP ratings are becoming more and more important for ordinary buyers when they are considering purchasing a new car.

With the introduction of the Yaris HSD Concept Toyota brings its full hybrid technology to the B-segment in order to make sure they’ve got this growing market locked to themselves before every car maker releases a model for it!

The other edition to be added to the Yaris range in UK for 2011, is a sporty one called the SR.

By releasing detailed statistics on the cost of ownership for the Prius plug-in hybrid in the UK, the Japanese car maker sort of disses the Vauxhall Ampera, as they compare it directly to the newcomer.