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New Toyota Camry joins digital radio brigade
The new Toyota Camry becomes just the sixth car in Australia, and easily the cheapest, to offer buyers the option of digital radio.
BMW and Toyota: researching batteries together, sharing diesel engines
Toyota and BMW have announced an agreement today to begin working together on the next generation of Lithium-ion battery technology. Additionally, BMW will begin supplying Toyota with diesel engines.
Toyota shrinks the Prius for city dwellers, young-at-heart
The Prius family is about to get bigger and smaller at the same time; just in time for the LA and Tokyo motor shows, Toyota has revealed the smaller, more compact version.
Toyota's next-gen entertainment, nav to feature Intel inside
Toyota and Intel have agreed to jointly research a new automotive infotainment platform with connected car elements and advanced, safe usability.
Sat nav standard on high-end Toyota Yaris models
This week Toyota launched its third-generation Yaris/Echo and despite maxing out at around AU$21K (before on-road costs), it can claim to be the first car in its class to come with sat nav standard...
Ford and Toyota to work together on hybrids
Auto giants Ford and Toyota plan to jointly develop a hybrid powertrain for light trucks and SUVs, in a move designed to bring hybrid technology to a wider set of vehicles.
Toyota develops augmented reality windows, sunroof
Toyota and the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design have conjured up a car with augmented reality windows.
Your Toyota wants to be your friend
Salesforce and Toyota will create "Toyota Friend", a private social network for cars that will allow vehicles to communicate with its owners, and link together drivers, dealers and the manufacturer.
Nix your car's odour with Philips GoPure
High-tech air filtration systems and HEPA filters are becoming standard fare in luxury vehicles these days, but what are you going to do about that funny smell in your Toyota Yaris?
Off-roading basics: what the FJ Cruiser comp winners learnt
The winners from our Toyota FJ Cruiser competition won a day-long off-roading course with John Eggenhuizen from Get About Training Services.
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Toyota Hilux SR5 (2011)
More formal looks and more affordable diesel versions are complemented by the standard fitment of sat nav on the range-topping SR5 models.
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Toyota Camry Atara SX (2011)
Toyota has unveiled its next-generation Camry, which is due for sale later this year. The new car features a new engine and transmission, but features and pricing have yet to be announced.
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Toyota Yaris (2011)
A new Yaris has broken cover in Japan and will be here by H2 2011. No word yet on whether some of the more interesting pieces of kit will be making their way down under. 4
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Toyota FJ Cruiser (2011)
For many off-roading enthusiasts the lack of a diesel engine option will be the killer blow, which is a shame really, because the FJ Cruiser is an honest four-wheel drive with plenty of character. 40
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Toyota Kluger KX-S (2010)
Comfortable, spacious, decently equipped and better looking than before, the Kluger ticks all the boxes for safe, dependable family transport. We just wish that there was a bit of excitement or a hybrid thrown in there. 4
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Toyota Kluger KX-R (2010)
A sharper looking front-end, a splash of chrome, new alloys, price cuts and Bluetooth mark out the freshened Kluger. KX-R and KX-S models also gain an iPod-compatible USB port.
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Toyota Camry Hybrid Luxury (2010)
If you can live with the small boot and hampered load space, and do without visceral driving thrills, the Camry Hybrid rewards patient drivers with good fuel economy and large car space. 6
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Toyota Rukus Build 2 (2010)
If you love the styling, there's a lot to like about the Rukus. In Build 2 form it offers plenty of space and decent value for an AU$30k car. For the target market, though, that might be a bit rich. 10
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Toyota Rukus Build 1 (2010)
If you love the styling, there's a lot to like about the Rukus. In Build 1 form it offers plenty of space and decent value for an AU$27.5k car. For the target market, though, that might be a bit rich 12
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