You may wonder why Toyota has bothered to enter into a deeper collaboration with Suzuki. After all, one of the world’s biggest car makers surely doesn’t need to partner with anyone in order to make...
The festive period wouldn’t be complete without some form of James Bond being shown on TV, so we look back at some of the best and worst cars to show up in 50 years of film.
Toyota has now revealed all three body styles of its new Corolla – the hatchback, saloon and estate. UK list prices and specs are to be confirmed, but it’ll offer an alternative to the Ford Focus a...
Hybrids are big business, and it’s a segment of the market that’s only going to get bigger as manufacturers move towards electrified, efficient drivetrains. Meanwhile, everyone loves an SUV. Last ...
Considering a hybrid as your next car? You aren’t alone. We saw a 54% increase in hybrid enquiries in 2017, and with MPs calling for pure petrol and diesel engine ban to be brought forward to 2032,...
The new Toyota Corolla Touring Sports has made its public debut at the Paris Motor Show. Essentially an estate version of the hatch, its direct rivals include the Ford Focus Estate and Seat Leon ST...
With Article 50 triggered an eternity ago, the UK is due to leave the EU on 29 March 2019. But we’re still no closer to knowing what’s really going to happen. Hard Brexit, soft Brexit, no deal, wh...
While crossovers take over the market and sports cars make us drool longingly, it's the small car market that continues to make up the majority of new car sales. Nowadays small doesn't also have t...
When you’ve notched up 45 million sales of a single model line, you could be excused for thinking it was due for retirement. Perhaps that what Toyota thought when it discontinued its Corolla in Eur...
The Toyota Land Cruiser is a functional car and that should be your reason for leasing one. While it offers comfort and enough mod-cons to keep anyone happy, it’s not going to be your go-to choice unless you’re putting it to regular use for its full potential. If you are, it remains as dominant as it ever has been.
