Toyota Reviews

SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA The prelaunch buzz about the 2006 Toyota RAV4 was that the original cute-ute was growing into a bigger brute-ute. Sure enough, the all-new sport-utility vehicle is more than fourteen inches longer and 400 pounds heavier than the SUV more

In 1996, the Toyota RAV4 introduced America to the wonders of the car-based SUV. more

As more people gravitate toward car-based and hybrid models, Toyota is leading the way toward having your SUV cake and eating it, too. more

While Honda was seeking conservation with its purpose-built, two-place Insight hybrid, Toyota was taking a more mainstream approach with a small sedan. Decidedly Japanese in its styling quirks, the original Prius was an excellent proof of concept: Hybrids were here to stay. more

Bringing a touch of Lexus to the minivan crowd. more

Refined and ready for adventure in the wilderness--or suburbia. more

America's best-selling sedan--and for good reason more

How does our Automobile of the Year's V-6 powered little brother stack up to the competition? Can Chrysler stay on top without Hemi power? more

The real-deal Land Cruiser is coming back, and it's both handsome and ugly, just like its papa. more

The Avalon, Toyota's flagship sedan, is comfortably aimed at the generation that still thinks a dub is something you rub in a tub. more

A battle for the title of Queen of the Mall. more

Entry-level vehicles no longer leave buyers wanting more; all of these mini-SUVs attend to the needs of the driver and passengers. But does Honda, Toyota, Ford, or Chevrolet do it best? more

Hardly exciting, but who wants an exciting minivan anyhow? more

With this redesign, Toyota has has created a truck that is far superior to the one it replaces, even if it's not so compact anymore. more

Look out, Chevy Colorado, Toyota is back in the compact-truck game. more