Toyota recalls Avalon sedans
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Toyota is recalling 412,000 cars, mostly the Avalon model, in the US and another 16,420 vehicles in Japan for steering problems.
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2011 Toyota 4Runner: Four-Cylinder Engine Dropped, Again
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Toyota has revealed prices and information for the 2011 4Runner. While the model, which was completely redesigned for 2010, carries into 2011 with no significant changes, notably absent from the lineup is the base four-cylinder model.
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Plant site work to resume for Toyota supplier
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BALDWYN, Miss. a ” Gov. Haley Barbour says Toyota will resume work at the site of a $200 million plant that will supply parts to its automotive manufacturing facility in north Mississippi.Toyota Auto Body Co.
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Road Test: 2010 Lexus HS 250h
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The Lexus HS 250h is lacking the sophistication that’s usually characteristic of the luxury nameplate.
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Surprise: Sales of big SUVs surging faster than small cars
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Automakers are tantalizing the market with 40-mpg small cars and 30-mpg sporty cars.
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Toyota To Recall 480,000 Avalon Sedans and Land Cruiser SUVs for Steering Flaws
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Toyota Motor Corp. said it’s preparing a global recall of about 480,000 Avalon sedans and Land Cruiser sport-utility vehicles to repair steering parts that may be defective.
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As Automakers Move Focus To Smaller Cars, Entry Segment Lags
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With the landslide of all-new small cars being introduced this year and over the next several model years-including the 2011 Ford Fiesta, 2011 Mazda2, and 2012 Fiat 500-you might assume that small-car sales are going strong, and that the forecast for subcompacts in the U.S. is bullish.
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Lawrence University professor on panel examining Toyota vehicle acceleration problem
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David Gerard has a big task before him. He will be among a team of scientific experts asked to review evidence of possible causes of unintended vehicle acceleration, which took the national spotlight in the fall when Toyota recalled more than 5.3 million vehicles for this problem.
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Bonus Friday Vid: Toyota Starlet Makes Nissan GT-R Jump at the Drags
We think the blingy red wheels were the giveaway. Video below the fold. [NAGTROC via Jalopnik]
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Friday Video: C210 Skyline Turbo vs. Fairlady Z 2+2
At last, we get to see a Fairlady Z give Daimon and his Skyline Japan Turbo a run for his money! With all the Nissan sponsorship, it’s a wonder there weren’t more Z-car pursuits in Seibu Keisatsu but we’ll take what we can get when a mysterious, Stig-like driver heels and toes his way through [...]
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Kidney, Anyone? 2274-Mile 1968 Toyota Corona RT52 Hardtop
Remember that 8700-mile ’66 Toyota Corona that sold for $16000 in 2007, and then again for $32000 in 2009 with the addition of just one more mile? Well if there’s ever another that could top it, it’s this 1968 RT52 Hardtop Coupe with only 2,274 original miles! It’s a black plate California car from Fresno [...]
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Toyota celebrates a decade of Prius
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Since its Japanese market introduction 1997, drivers have bought more than 1.8 million of the gas-electric dynamos, with about half of those ending up in the United States .
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