Toyota is making its way to be the top seller of hybrid vehicles throughout the world. They've sold over a million Prius sedans since the 1990's.
The Japanese auto maker also has a plan to sell one million hybrid vehicles (Prius, Camry, Highlander, etc.) a year.
Toyota has now announced their plans to introduce six new hybrid vehicles by 2012. The company has yet to revealed much in the way of details, apart…
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There's a lot more green car competition on the road for Toyota than there was 10 years ago. Can Prius handle the competition?
As 2011 approaches, almost every car company has its own line of hybrid variants. And with others selling their hybrids for thousands less, will Toyota survive?
Prius has the name and reputation - it is well known as the first and best hybrid out there. The sales figures show, Toyota, even after that braking issue in the press, remains a favorite of car buyers.
2011's upcoming hybrid, along with a full electric plug-in version, have a…
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Toyota's lawyers made a little mistake as they let the company's ownership of the Supra name expire according to a recent report.
Supra sports car fans do not need to worry - Toyota has applied for the trademark after a four-year lapse.
While this may not mean anything, as companies routinely protect names they've previously used, it wouldn't be surprising if Toyota decided to place the Supra label on the production version of the FT-86 concept car.
This is speculation, but it seems like a logical choice given the FT-86 is scheduled to launch in November 2011…
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