Toyota People: the 400,000 mile Avensis estate taxi
Rod Kirkpatrick meets taxi driver Steve Smith and his Avensis estate, which has managed to clock up over 400,000 miles.
In 1997, Avensis replaced Carina as a new model in the Toyota range. It was built at the Burnaston plant in Derbyshire, UK.
Rod Kirkpatrick meets taxi driver Steve Smith and his Avensis estate, which has managed to clock up over 400,000 miles.
From the Celica to today’s accomplished Corolla hatch, we tour through highlights of almost five decades of Toyota history in the BTCC.
How did Toyota follow seven generations and 230,000 UK sales of Carina since 1971? We look at the history of the British-built Avensis from its 1997 launch.
Motoring writer Martin Gurdon remembers how a free Toyota ended up leaving quite an impression on him.
We celebrate 25 years of Toyota production in Britain by taking our heritage Carina E and the latest Avensis on a road trip back to the factories that made them.
We delve into Toyota’s varied history within the compact MPV segment and, true to the definition, discover a broad range of models for multiple purposes.
The Toyota Avensis Tourer is a practical and stylish five-door estate that is ideal for the driver who needs a spacious and refined estate car with superb economy and excellent quality.
The Toyota Avensis is a practical and stylish four-door saloon that is ideal for the driver who needs quality and refinement in an affordable larger car while still achieving superb economy.
The Toyota Avensis race car made its public debut at Brands Hatch in late 2010. The NGTC test car was driven by double BTCC champ James Thompson.