All posts tagged "Toyota"
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2.4KCars2022 Toyota 4Runner lineup gets TRD Sport trim
Toyota has updated the 4Runner lineup for 2022 with a road-focused TRD Sport trim and enhanced safety features across the lineup. MSRP starts at...
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1.9KCars2023 Subaru Solterra EV is not just for single ladies
It is, after all, an all-wheel-drive SUV for all. Subaru has teased the all-electric Solterra crossover, scheduled to go on sale in mid-2022...
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2.6KCarsBMW iX5 Hydrogen to show off its blue parts at IAA Mobility 2021
BMW has been working on a hydrogen fuel cell version of the X5 since early 2020, which is probably not gonna be fully...
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2.2KIndustry/OfficialSemiconductor woes: Toyota to pause global production
The global chip shortage doesn’t seem to be getting over anytime soon, as the mass-market carmakers are forced to temporarily shut down production. Toyota...
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1.9KSafetyToyota GR Supra recalled in America to fix braking assist
That’s right, the Toyota GR Supra is being recalled in America for the 7th time, and this time it is to fix a...
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1.6KIndustry/OfficialReport: Hyundai beats Toyota in FCEV sales in H1 2021
Toyota might be supplying its fuel cells to buses, BMWs and even an experimental yacht, but according to a report, Hyundai emerged as...
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2.6KCarsToyota Land Cruiser 70 Series Anniversary edition revealed for Australia
A 70th birthday special. That’s right! The J300 Land Cruiser might be the hot story these days but the 70 Series Land Cruiser is still...
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2.1KComponentsToyota to reproduce parts for 40 Series Land Cruiser
Toyota is celebrating the 70th anniversary of the legendary Land Cruiser brand and as part of the celebrations, Gazoo Racing will reproduce...
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4.3KCarsNew Toyota Land Cruiser launched in Japan
Toyota has launched the J300-series Land Cruiser in its home market, with prices starting at JPY 5,100,000 (US$ 46,530 or INR 34.58 lakh). The...
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2.4KIndustry/OfficialToyota’s statement on Land Cruiser J300 resale restrictions
As you might be aware, the J300 series Land Cruiser buyers in Japan are reportedly required to sign a contract that essentially restricts them...
