Toyota

Toyota is a multinational based in Japan and is the world's largest car manufacturer. It currently owns and operates Lexus and Scion brands and has a shareholding stake in Daihatsu Motors, Fuji Motors and Yamaha Motors. The company has 522 subsidiaries.

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  • Toyota Auris Series 07 Toyota Auris. Despite the fact that Toyota ditched the biggest selling name in car history - the Corolla - there's not much in the way of revolution from its predecessor, the Auris.
  • Toyota Avensis Series 09 Toyota Avensis. The previous two generations of Toyota's large family car, the Avensis, have been pretty faceless.
  • Toyota Avensis Series 97 Toyota Avensis. The current generation Avensis has always majored on comfort and pretty much peerless insulation from the rigours of driving, and a recent set of minor revisions (including the arrival of several new engines) has helped to buff up its case
  • Toyota Avensis Verso Series 01 Toyota Avensis Verso. If you don't want to drive a conventional MPV then the Verso could be worth a look.
  • Toyota Aygo Series 05 Toyota Aygo. Despite its Toyota badge, the Aygo is effectively identical to the Peugeot 107 and Citroen C1 that are manufacturered alongside it.
  • Toyota Camry Series 96 Toyota Camry. While the Camry is America's best-selling car it has consistently failed to score in this country.
  • Toyota Celica Series 94 Toyota Celica. Looking good is half the battle in the coupĂ© segment, something the edgy, wedgy Celica has effortlessly sewn up.
  • Toyota Corolla Series 97 Toyota Corolla. This is Toyota trying to appeal to the style-conscious as well as the cost-conscious.
  • Toyota Corolla Verso (02-04) Series 02 Toyota Corolla Verso (02-04). An unpretentious compact MPV that majors on space, utility and ease of use.
  • Toyota Corolla Verso Series 04 Toyota Corolla Verso. A mid-sized MPV needs to be exceptional to stand out in a segment packed with talented machinery.
  • Toyota Hilux (03-06) Series 03 Toyota Hilux (03-06). The Americans have mastered the art of turning a pick up truck into a passenger vehicle and it's catching on here too.
  • Toyota HiLux Series 06 Toyota HiLux. The HiLux has long since earned its reputation as one of the toughest vehicles on the planet, and the latest version adds some car-like virtues to the rugged practicality of its predecessors.
  • Toyota iQ Series 09 Toyota iQ. It's no exaggeration to say that the iQ is one of the most radical cars that Toyota has ever produced.
  • Toyota Land Cruiser Series 09 Toyota Land Cruiser. The Toyota Land Cruiser isn't your typical 'Chelsea Tractor'.
  • Toyota Landcruiser Amazon Series 98 Toyota Landcruiser Amazon. Truly great in the wild, and the choice of people in the parts of the world where durability is valued above all else, but the Amazon is unsuited to British roads or tastes.
  • Toyota Landcruiser Series 02 Toyota Landcruiser. Toyota's Land Cruiser is a legend.
  • Toyota MR2 Series 90 Toyota MR2. This little roadster is a fun box on wheels - in the same territory as the Vauxhall VX220 and Lotus Elise, but cheaper.
  • Toyota Previa Series 90 Toyota Previa. Quite possibly the most useful family car on the planet.
  • Toyota Prius (00 - 04) Series 00 Toyota Prius (00 - 04). If you can overlook the uninspiring shape then the ground-breaking Prius has plenty of surprises in store.
  • Toyota Prius Series 04 Toyota Prius. If you believe some people then the Toyota Prius, and cars like it, represents the future of personal transportation.
  • Toyota Prius Series 09 Toyota Prius. The Toyota Prius has been the car to be seen in since it was first launched in 2000.
  • Toyota RAV-4 (00 - 06) Series 00 Toyota RAV-4 (00 - 06). The RAV-4 is a fun and relatively cheap way of enjoying the pleasures of a sports-utility vehicle.
  • Toyota RAV4 Series 06 Toyota RAV4. The Toyota RAV4 has always appealed strongly to people looking for an urban off-roader that majors on image and on-road manners rather than extreme off-road ability - and the third generation model is no exception.
  • Toyota Urban Cruiser Series 09 Toyota Urban Cruiser. Toyota's distinctive Urban Cruiser is a niche model in a growing segment of cars that are probably best described as butch superminis.
  • Toyota Verso Series 09 Toyota Verso. This is the Verso, Toyota's compact seven-seat MPV which, you may argue upon seeing it, isn't actually very compact at all.
  • Toyota Yaris (99 - 06) Series 99 Toyota Yaris (99 - 06). Small but perfectly formed, the Yaris is full of character and in fact offers a surprising amount of interior space and comfort with a rear seat that slides to allow more room in the rear or boot.
  • Toyota Yaris Series 06 Toyota Yaris. Although it's not particularly likely to top the sales charts, the second generation Yaris goes straight to the top of the supermini segment in terms of desirability.
  • Toyota Yaris Verso Series 00 Toyota Yaris Verso. Built by the maker of some of the most reliable cars in the world, the high-roof Yaris should prove a sound buy - not only reliable but durable too, as it is structurally very sound.

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