The Latest Breaking News from Toyota

Toyota grabbed the global sales crown in 2020 and has held onto it ever since. Although full-year results for 2025 haven’t been released yet, Japan’s automotive juggernaut already has reason to celebrate. The Volkswagen Group announced this week that it delivered 8.98 million vehicles worldwide last year, a figure that…

He's got the cash and the engine, but nobody will touch it.

Even with a sharper design, a fresh coat of paint, and a host of new features for 2026, the Mazda CX-5 is still a bargain. Mazda’s compact SUV remains one of the most affordable options in the segment—even as an all-new generation hits the market this year.

The auto show once was the place for new model debuts, glitzy displays and scores of journalists from across the globe

The manual is dying—at least, that’s what we’ve heard. The numbers, though, aren’t nearly as dire as you might think. While a handful of companies did ditch manual offerings in 2025, some of the ones that kept their old-school shifter alive actually saw sales increase compared to previous years.

Giranda shared these sedan picks that are going to likely see a massive drop in price next year and that middle-class retirees should consider purchasing.

Roma and Sainz benefit from rivals’ errors and misfortune in what could end up being the decisive stage of Dakar 2026

Roma and Sainz benefit from rivals’ errors and misfortune in what could end up being the decisive stage of Dakar 2026

Australians are buying more used hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric cars, although sales across all states and territories are slowing down.

The Ford Raptor T1+ relies on raw V8 power rather than turbo technology, and the American outfit is also taking its own approach to suspension at the Dakar Rally. Here are the technical details about its rally-raid challenger

Toyota finish first and second on a day that rivals Ford and Dacia also held the top spot at the 2026 Dakar Rally