The Toyota RAV4 has been voted as the 2019 AutoGuide.com Reader’s Choice SUV/Utility Vehicle of the Year.

Best selling doesn’t always mean best in class.

Toyota’s TRD division normally devotes its attention to the brand’s more sporting vehicles. Like the 86 coupe.

Toyota has been moving through updating its lineup at an impressive pace, releasing new versions of the Camry, Avalon, RAV4, and Corolla Hatch in the past year or so. Now the new Toyota Corolla sedan is ready for the spotlight. More power, a new platform, and for the first time in a while, some interesting styling.

The hype around the 2020 Toyota Supra is intense, and we’re getting closer to finally seeing the production model, which will debut at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show.

Toyota has sent out a teaser for what can only be an AWD Prius.

Toyota has filed a new patent for an automated system to unload boats and other watercraft easier. The automaker received the patent on November 8 after it filed the patent this past May.

Toyota isn’t immune from the crossover epidemic sweeping the globe; certainly not in North America.

We’re here to report that alongside the various customized Corollas that Toyota has brought to SEMA, there is a very special Tundra that the automaker has customized and is placed center stage. Read the next few words carefully: Toyota Tundra Pie Pro Maker.

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Consumer Reports has released its annual Car Reliability Survey and there are a few surprises.

A Toyota Corolla sedan based on the new TNGA (Toyota New Global Architecture) platform won’t arrive until 2020. 

Has anyone else noticed how intense the truck market is right now? Trucks and SUVs are selling at astonishing rates, as evidenced by the fact that streets and freeways are full of the monster-sized vehicles.

Japanese brands are way cooler in their home market.

Toyota, a pioneer in hybrid systems since the late 20th century, hasn’t remained on the electric car industry’s cusp. But, that will soon change.

Toyota has recalled three different models as part of its latest recall campaign.

Are you the proud owner of a Toyota Mirai?

It’s only 700 vehicles from the 2019 model year, but the voluntary recall issued by Toyota today involves the possibility of the rear wheels falling off. That seems a little more concerning than having your Prius go into limp mode.

Toyota Engineering and Manufacturing North Amerca (TEMA) has filed a patent application for an innovative flying helicopter car with wheels that could double as rotary wings.

The new A90 Toyota Supra may be offered with a manual transmission in right-hand drive markets.

A new report from Bloomberg indicates Toyota may add Android Auto to its vehicles, with the automaker saying it acknowledges the high demand for the system from its customers. 

Toyota unveiled the new third-generation Century luxury sedan to much fanfare at last year’s Tokyo Motor Show.

Forget the historic nameplate, ignore the weird Japanese-German fusion, and try not too hard to think about the specs. The Toyota Supra is finally arriving and it’s fast, focused, and fun.

Japanese automaker Toyota may soon partner with Chinese automaker Geely to work on and share hybrid technology.

Toyota has initiated one of its largest recalls in the company’s history. On Wednesday, the automaker told Reuters it is recalling just over one million Prius and C-HR Hybrid models globally.

Toyota Corolla Cross?

Toyota is a brand known for its affordability, but that core ethos won’t find its way into the automaker’s forthcoming supercar.

Last month it was announced the Toyota Supra would join the NASCAR Xfinity series for the 2019 season.

Welcome to a new segment we are hoping to make a regular thing (we will release a new episode every other Friday for the time being). Watch it fully or leave it running in the background, but listen in as our editors discuss automotive industry news, what they’re driving, and everything else going on in AutoGuide Land.

These days quirky is cool, and that trait extends to genre-busting cars like the Toyota C-HR and Kia Soul. These front-wheel-drive only cars aren’t quite crossovers but are more practical than other cars with their same footprint.

The new Toyota Supra may debut this month.

The SUV started as nothing more than a pickup truck frame with a hard roof covering what was the bed. Big and clunky – but dry. That was the ’70s and in the decades following, the segment has exploded with SUVs of all sizes and makes. It’s now the single most popular automotive body style overall.

You’ve heard the song Turning Japanese? Well, Toyota USA is flipping the script: There’s a great deal that’s turned American about the company’s operations in the United States, and the folks there have found a unique way to let people know about it.

The 2018 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study has been released and here are the top performers for each segment.

Toyota’s U.S. research and development arm has thought up a unique way to reduce the costs of a ride-sharing service. 

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recently conducted its passenger-side small overlap front crash test on several midsize SUVs.

Will we see a new top 10 run at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed?

Toyota finally showed up to the subcompact crossover party with a wildly styled offering.

The upcoming Toyota Supra will replace the Camry in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, according to a recent report.

A recent study has revealed the top 10 cars with the highest recall rates from model year 2013 to 2017.

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The 2019 Toyota CH-R has gotten a bit less expensive for the 2019 model year, with the Japanese automaker adding a new $22,000 LE base model to the lineup.

Nearly every major automaker has declared the future is electric. If so, the next leap forward will be solid-state batteries, which outdo lithium-ion units.

The Toyota Research Institute (TRI) has announced a closed-course test facility in Michigan.

The generation of Millennials are constantly being talked about, but what are they driving?

The all-new 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback goes on sale sooner than you might think. And before it starts arriving dealerships here’s a sneak peek, nine of the most important things to know about this fresh-faced five-door.

It may have just debuted at the New York International Auto Show a few short weeks ago, but Toyota is readying its 2019 Corolla Hatchback to go on sale a lot sooner than you might expect. Ahead of its arrival at dealerships, here’s our full review of this fresh-faced five-door.

Jay Leno knows a thing or two about collecting cars, and now he’s revealed what modern cars will likely become classics.