Garage and Track encapsulates Toyota’s motorsport activities in racing and rallying, plus all aspects of car culture, both current and historic.
Toyota is taking a starring role at this year’s Tokyo Auto Salon. The world’s largest custom car show takes place this weekend, 13 to 15 January, with a selection of off-the-wall concepts and race-tuned specials…
Toyota’s latest built-in-Britain Avensis racer broke cover today. The 2012 British Touring Car Championship contender was given its public unveiling in the Silverstone paddock ahead of tomorrow’s final rounds of the 2011 BTCC.
Hot on the heels of setting a new electric vehicle lap record at the Nürburgring this summer, Toyota has announced that it will compete in the 2012 Le Mans 24 Hours with a new hybrid powered sports car…
Last weekend TEC celebrated its 20th anniversary in fine style, with a display of around 45 vehicles at its annual meeting, including classics and rare conversions…
Toyota Motor Corporation unveiled the GRMN Sports Hybrid Concept II, a convertible mid-engined petrol-electric hybrid concept, in 2011.
A team of students from Japan took a Toyota Sprinter Trueno (TE27) to the centenary event of the iconic Monte Carlo Rally in 2011.
Toyota’s future cars were out on the road in the 2010 RAC Brighton to London Future Car Challenge.
Which part of the UK has the most economical drivers? This Saturday we will go a little way towards finding out…
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.
Achieving over 70mpg in a full-size family car with a 2.0-litre diesel engine might seem like quite a feat – even if that car is made by Toyota. Read on to find out what happened when we took to the 399-mile MPG Marathon route in an Avensis…
What do you think of these pictures of the Avensis? Released by GPR Motorsport, they are artist’s impressions of the British Touring Car Championship’s new ‘Next Generation Touring Car’ prototype…
