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Car from Initial D manga comics is the inspiration for the GT86 concept If you are into manga, then you have probably heard of the Initial D: cult Japanese comics, where the young hero, Takumi Fujiwara, drove a modified AE86. He honed his driving skills on mountain roads as delivery driver for his father’s tofu shop. As you can expect, the car immediately became a star, influencing the emerging drifting scene and inspiring a live action movie and various arcade games. What’s even more

Race events become more and more interesting. And here comes one more interesting event: the Great Race. This is a long-distance endurance competition for vintage vehicles. It will start in Northern California and end in Moline. And there is one more interesting thing: Toyota's participation is part of the Corolla's 50th anniversary celebration! Needless to say, the racing team will be using a Corolla model. A rather special one. This iconic first-generation 1970 Corolla sedan will join more

Usually Toyota combines this well-known appearance with brand's dominant hybrid technology and launches a specific model. This time the new chosen one is the Corolla that is expected to offer better fuel economy, sharper handling and overall acceptable quality:price ratio. So, let's see what did Toyota do good and what did Toyota not do good. We should mention that Toyota tries its best to deliver high-quality drivetrain systems and with its range of hybrid units, the brand really caught our

Toyota has released a Corolla Hybrid for its Australian customers, but we are sure that this will happen very soon for the rest of the world, too. So lets teak a sneak preview of the direction Toyota is undertaking. The Corolla Hybrid Hatch will be introduced as well-specified single grade, just like its siblings that have Hybrid Synergy Drive. It will be actually the fifth model following in the range, following the Prius, Prius c, Prius v and Camry. An abundance of features will be included

Toyota shared that the Corolla hatch, also known as Auris in Europe, is going to premiere with refreshed exterior and interior looks. This will happen during the Geneva Motor Show next month.  There is an extra dose of prestige added to the outside, reworked cabin and a saturated feel of comfort as well as safety. As you can see, the front end of the 2015 Toyota Auris facelift is highlighted by a number of cosmetic changes. They can be viewed when we cast a closer look at the grille. More

Toyota’s next-generation Integrated Safety Technology was revealed today. It comprises of a lot of smart new technologies and systems which aim to deliver safety driving and are planned to be applied in company’s future vehicles. These include vehicle-to-infrastructure and communications for safer manoeuvres, hazard alerts and smarter as well as more efficient cruise control driving; and new adaptive LED headlight arrays for better night-time illumination. These technologies together with advanc

This year SEMA Show will be definitely enriched by the participation of the Japanese brand Toyota. With the announcement of the company’s competition Toyota Dream Build Challenge several vehicles are coming to live and are currently being on presented. Such one is the Toyota Dream Build Challenge Crusher Corolla which is the result of the joint forces of BMX rider and Team Toyota athlete Drew Bezanson and Skullcandy. To the car were added custom grind rails added to the front and rear of the

2014 Toyota Corolla was exclusively revealed in the beginning of June showing its dramatically elevated design and great efficiency. Now, Toyota is revealing the pricing of its emblematic model which will be available at an attainable price. The new Corolla will be available in four trim levels: L, LE, S, and LE Eco. The L grade will be equipped with a new 6-speed manual transmission or a 4-speed automatic one. This trim level will include a wide range of standard features: LED lowbeam headla

After it has been teased several times so far, 2014 Toyota Corolla has just been revealed in details! The fresh design will offer more style, quality and craftsmanship, while building on the inherent for Corolla reliability, efficiency and function. In fact this is the new 11th generation of the model and it makes an immediate visual impression thanks to its more expressive, chiseled exterior design that elaborates on the “Iconic Dynamism” – a theme which we have seen on the Corolla Furia Con

2014 Toyota Corolla is going to make its official debut tomorrow – on 6th of June and just ahead of its reveal, the Japanese brand decided to tease the public once again. This time, what has been disclosed are parts from the front fascia of the car, which of course you can view below. According to the rumors all over the web space, the 2014 model is going to look like the Toyota Corolla Furia Concept. The latter debuted in the beginning of this year at the 2013 North American International Au

Toyota has just released the first teaser image of the forthcoming and strongly anticipated 2014 Corolla in their official Facebook page. The brand has also disclosed that the new model will be officially launched on 6th of June. What is rumored already around the 2014 model is that it is going to look like the Toyota Corolla Furia Concept which debuted in the beginning of this year at the 2013 NAIAS. The current photograph that has been released shows part of the rear of the new Corolla S. I

While I was browsing today in order to find some exciting news from the automotive world, I accidentally came across a video which was hilarious and at the same time very original. The main character here is a cute tom-cat, who has a love affair with the new 2013 Toyota Corolla. However, this affair seems to be a bit wicked and the cat is that much attached to the Corolla that he wants to stay in it all the time. And in this case what a cat would do rather than some trick? Yes, the little