Toyota Reviews

The Camry is a very refined vehicle, but it's not a sport sedan by any means. more

The XRS has a genuinely premium, if not quite sporty, appearance. more

As an ambitious science project, the Prius is a remarkable achievement. more

It's neither crossover fish or SUV fowl, but the 2009 Toyota Matrix is still a quirky small wagon. more

This truck is packed with novelty, and there's something fun about driving a vehicle you know can get you through almost any si more

It's competent, to be sure, but it seems to have lost some character. more

The priorities of the Venza owner will be reliability, ease of operation, and sufficient space for carting things and people - and in all those areas it gets a passing grade. more

Twelve months as the workhorse of the fleet. more

It's a spacious, comfortable, and quite luxurious crossover for people who don't have more than a couple of kids to haul and hence do not need a third-row seat. more

With the new, third-generation 2010 Prius, Toyota is aiming to broaden the hybrid car's appeal beyond the green set. more

The Family Truckster strikes back. If it's what's on the inside that counts, though, the Venza is a knockout. more

It may be good on gas, but is a four-cylinder engine powerful enough to move the 2009 Toyota Highlander around? more

The Venza is a (mostly) carlike, (not too) small (high-utility) passenger vehicle. It's based on the Camry platform, with which it shares some specifications, and has a high level of standard equipment. more

For those who want to arrive at point B in comfort, the Avalon's relaxed demeanor makes it great for surviving the suburbs and rush-hour freeways. more

Can driving a hybrid really save you money over a conventional small car? We run the numbers on five popular small cars and the Toyota Prius. more