Toyota Corolla is a huge seller in Australia and has been for decades. Not content to rest on its laurels, Toyota Australia has announced a special edition called the Corolla Ascent Sport. It is based on the standard Corolla Ascent hatch – no sedan
According to the latest sales figures*, the Toyota Corolla is the world's best-selling car, with 908,661 new Corolla's finding a home in 2009.
The figures see the popular small car selling 16.3 per cent more sedan and hatch models (or 127,500 unit
Toyota's year-on-year sales were up more than 28 per cent in April, with the Toyota HiLux range topping the brand's new-car sales list.
The news comes as many manufacturers see solid post-GFC results in Australia, with April the seventh consecutiv
Toyota will boost its Chinese production to close to one million vehicles per year after confirming the addition of a third plant in early 2012.
Production commencement at the 3.8 billion yuan ($602 million) Changchun plant was put on the backburn
Toyota has sold its five-millionth vehicle in Australia after commencing sales here in 1963.
Toyota says that although it is impossible to determine the exact vehicle, date or customer, its records indicate the milestone was reached sometime in th
A victim of the Global Financial Crisis, the New United Motor Manufacturing Incorporated (NUMMI) plant in California, US has produced its final car this weekend.
NUMMI, originally opened as a General Motors plant in 1962, became a 50:50 joint vent
Australia's most popular small car just got a whole lot safer with Toyota offering vehicle stability control (VSC) as standard across the entire Toyota Corolla range.
Each Toyota Corolla produced since December has received the standard fitmen
Toyota Australia saw a solid increase in sales during February recording a 17.8 per cent rise over the same month last year.
Toyota sold 16,814 vehicles last month, an impressive 15.5 per cent gain on January's effort, and some 5601 vehicles - or
*Update* Toyota Motor Corporation - Japan has advised the electric power-steering system used in Corolla models sold in Australia is different from that used for models sold in the United States.
In another twist in the Toyota recall saga the US
Following the lead of General Motors, Ford US has introduced an even more aggressive incentive program to encourage Japanese car buyers to abandon their brands in the wake of Toyota’s accelerator recall issues.
From today until March 1, Ford is