You might be wondering why an enthusiast automotive site like The Drive even bothers to cover a car like the Toyota Camry. Well, despite some of your internet-badass proclamations of “boring!”, or feigned slumber every time the mid-size sedan is featured, Toyota sells a lot of these. In fact, it’s the best-selling sedan in America
One of the biggest debuts at the 2017 Detroit auto show was the redesigned and re-engineered 2018 Toyota Camry. Looking to inject some excitement into the venerable nameplate, and overall midsize sedan segment, Toyota’s latest iteration is perhaps the sportiest yet. Now that it is closer to reaching dealership lots, the automotive press just got
From the Auris and the Avensis to the Yaris and the RAV4, all of Toyota’s recent mainstream cars have been depressingly vanilla. White goods. Reliable, serviceable, capable—but as engaging as a washing machine or fridge freezer. But with the C-HR—an acronym for Coupe-High Rider, if you were wondering—Toyota has built a mass market vehicle with
While the 24 Hours of Lemons race series, which employs me as Chief Justice of the Lemons Supreme Court, visits Sonoma Raceway aka Sears Point twice each year, I hadn’t done a Race Organizer Review there since I drove a 2016 Scion FR-S for the 2016 Sears Pointless race. Since I stay 44 miles from
Like the 1986 film Highlander, the Toyota SUV that shares its name is a crowd-pleaser that fails to inspire fervor among critics. After more than 190,000 Highlanders rolled off dealer lots last year, Toyota’s mid-size crossover SUV entered 2017 with a host of changes aimed at satisfying the masses and pundits alike. Notably, all Highlanders,
Toyota defended its title as the world’s most valuable car brand in a new ranking, holding off BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Tesla, meanwhile, made the biggest improvement, rising two spots to No. 8 because of a 32 percent increase in its brand value. Toyota’s brand value decreased 3 percent to $28.7 billion as increased sales were
The world’s most popular hybrid gets a big makeover Pros Incredible fuel economy, more pleasant to drive, functional hatchback body style Cons Styling both inside and out not to all tastes Value for money Good What would I change? Ditch the weird white interior plastics How I would spec it? The Technology trim has everything
The design, technology and handling of the Toyota C-HR make it shine brightly in the crossover crowd, as you can see from this review detailing the spec, performance and price of the 1.2 Excel manual version. THE new Toyota C-HR uses the same global architecture as the company’s Prius – and right there is where
You can tell just by looking at it. The C-HR was supposed to be a Scion, right up until Toyota put the brand out of its misery. Like the rest of the survivors, it found asylum in Toyota, but it remains firmly a child of two worlds. As a result, it’s completely unsure of what