The Latest Breaking News from Toyota

The majority of manufacturers in the World Endurance Championship are making the right noises for a convergence of the Le Mans Hypercar and LMDh rulesets, so what are the next steps and is it attainable?

Max towing, max payload, horsepower, torque, ground clearance. There are many metrics by which buyers judge pickup trucks, but one that’s less quantifiable is dependability. An iSeeCars.com study, however, set out to quantify just that.

Toyota’s 4A-GE four-cylinder is a legend. This twin-cam, four-valve 1.6-liter engine found a home in many of Toyota’s best performance cars of the 1980s, the AE86 Corolla and AW11 MR2 being the most notable. Toyota Gazoo Racing, which offers reproduction parts for many classic Toyota models, just announced it’s making…

Believe it or not, Ford is adding yet another pickup to its lineup—this time, a fully electric model. While we've seen electric trucks from Ford before, this one will be smaller, more in line with the compact Maverick rather than the full-size F-150 Lightning.

Ducati’s new V21L all-electric motorcycle is aiming to prove that even electric bikes can smell like victory—without the gasoline.

If you want more efficiency than a gas engine can provide alone without having to plug in, and you don't want an SUV, these are your best options.

Hybrid powertrains are an essential part of Nissan’s comeback plan. The automaker will soon release its third-generation E-Power system, which uses an internal-combustion engine purely as a generator, with an electric motor driving the wheels on its own.

Known affectionately as the Big Dumper, coupon-clipping catcher Cal Raleigh has masterfully handled Seattle’s staff while putting on an unprecedented home run-hitting display.

[UPDATE] Lexus has confirmed the 2026 IS for the United States, strictly as the IS 350 with rear- or all-wheel drive.