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It took hours to pull the Land Cruiser out of the water.

Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE:TM) plans to invest $383 million in four of its U.S. manufacturing plants building new Toyota and Lexus vehicles. The new investment is aimed at supporting the production of four-cylinder engines, including options for hybrid electric vehicles, at its Alabama, Kentucky, Missouri, and Tennessee plants. "Toyota customers want vehicles that…

There's still a lot of work, though.

While Toyota got its 2022 SUPER GT season off to a winning start with Rookie Racing last weekend at Okayama, the team that delivered the marque last year’s title, TOM’S, suffered a rather anonymous opening to its campaign with both cars.

After an eight-week break the World Rally Championship returns to action with a visit to Rally Croatia for the third round of the campaign this weekend.

Tesla focuses primarily on making cars with useful, appealing, and well-tested features, relying heavily on engineering and word of mouth to market the designs.

It's the brand's first dedicated EV.

A dream hypercar with a Toyota engine.

Impul Nissan drivers Kazuki Hiramine and Bertrand Baguette were left disappointed to drop from a potential podium finish in SUPER GT's Okayama season-opener to seventh place in the latter stages.

Honda says a second-place finish for the best of its updated NSX Type S-based machines in the opening race of the new SUPER GT season at Okayama exceeded its expectations.

The second running of the Bristol Dirt Race ended in a shocking finish as the leaders collided and spun exiting the final corner.