Toyota News

Toyota and Tesla have previously collaborated on an EV, and the two may soon do so again.

Toyota and Subaru plan to reveal something on April 5, and it looks like it might be the new 86.

Toyota President Akio Toyoda welcomes new entrants to the auto sector but says they better be ready for the long haul.

Toyota has a questionnaire for anyone interested in buying one of its GR Super Sport supercars.

Toyota held a groundbreaking ceremony for its Woven City experimental smart city on Tuesday.

Toyota and Aurora plan to start testing self-driving Sienna minivans in 2021.

Expert restorer and restomodder Icon has returned with another impressive Toyota Land Cruiser build.

Toyota has come out on top in a year where most automakers saw their sales dip due to the Covid-19 restrictions.

Toyota's recent trademark application for the Celica name doesn't necessarily mean the sports car will return.

Lexus could be about to get into the off-road game, a redesigned GX or LX would be just the ticket.

The 2021 Land Cruiser is the ultimate SUV, for a select few, but it's the end of the trail for this icon.

Toyota is months away from unveiling the new 300-series Land Cruiser boasting a new platform and powertrains. However, the automaker still offers in some markets the old 70-series model that has been in continuous production since 1984, albeit with updates along the way. One of those markets is...

Toyota has revealed a minicar as the first of several battery-electric cars it plans to launch over the coming years.

The current Land Cruiser is dead after 2021 in the U.S., but Toyota says it's committed to the large SUV segment.

Toyota has revealed a Supra concept originally developed for the canceled 2020 SEMA show.

A bigger, more powerful Toyota Mirai fuel cell-electric sedan has arrived for the 2021 model year.

Subaru's lively rear-wheel-drive sports car is due out shortly and once again there will be a Toyota twin.

Toyota had plenty in store for this year's SEMA show, including a 1,033-horsepower Supra.

Few Japanese classic cars regularly sell around the $1 million mark, though a major exception is the Toyota 2000GT.

After almost 70 years, it appears Toyota Land Cruiser will exit the U.S. after the 2021 model year.