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Club News
GT86 HAS LEFT THE SHOWROOM: TOYOTA’S SPORTS CAR KING BIDS FAREWELL
Toyota has sold its last GT86 in the UK, setting the seal on almost nine years of unadulterated driving fun. The remarkable coupe has been the pathfinder for the company’s worldwide renaissance as a maker of pure-bred sports cars, blazing a trail for today’s GR Supra and GR Yaris – and for future models that will keep its spirit alive To celebrate the occasion Toyota has put together a short film capturing some of GT86’s greatest moments from the past decade. Setting the scene
GR SPORT – A NEWCOMER FOR THE TOYOTA C-HR HYBRID SUV RANGE
The new 2021 Toyota C-HR hybrid SUV is now available in the UK, with a revised line-up that features new GR Sport models inspired by Toyota Gazoo Racing’s world championship winning success in international rally and endurance racing competition. The GR Sport grade, available with both 1.8 and 2.0-litre self-charging hybrid electric powertrains, makes its mark with powerful exterior styling details, including a black finish for the headlight and fog light housings, central bumper sect
THE TOYOTA GR SUPRA 2.0
The Toyota GR Supra has made a remarkable impact, affirming its status as a sports car in its purest form, designed and engineered for the joy of driving. As the first global model to be developed by Toyota Gazoo Racing, it has drawn on Toyota’s sports car heritage while exploring new horizons of handling and performance Now the range is being extended in the UK for the first time with the established 3.0-litre six-cylinder turbocharged engine being joined by a new 2.0-litre four-cylinder t
TOYOTA MAKES ITS LEADING-EDGE FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE
The potential of hydrogen to help achieve a future zero-emissions society, as set out in the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), is generating fast-growing interest and investment around the world, with businesses and consumers alike becoming ever more aware of the benefits it can deliver, across a wide range of applications To maximise the opportunities for hydrogen in Europe, Toyota Motor Europe (TME) has established a Fuel Cell Business Group to oversee its hydrogen activities ac
INTRODUCING THE ALL-NEW TOYOTA MIRAI
Toyota’s vision for a future sustainable hydrogen society recognises the value of hydrogen as a viable and plentiful resource for carrying and storing energy. It has the potential to deliver zero carbon mobility, not just in road vehicles but equally in trains, ships and planes, and to generate power for industry, businesses and homes. It’s also an efficient means of storing renewable energy and can be transported to where it’s needed Toyota began development of a hydrogen fuel cell electri
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ABS and Battery warning lights
My Toyota Yaris GS VVT-I 2002 has had the ABS and Battery warning lights come on. I have been checking fuses, checking wires for damage and checking the Battery as a whole for any sign of damage. I may also use the baking soda and water solution trick on the top of the Battery with a toothbrush as it does look a bit corroded. Are there any other things I should be doing for either of the possible problems for cars in general or specific tricks for the Yaris to amend/tick boxes of what is not the
Update help
Hi everyone, need help with updates. I have downloaded the map updates from the myToyota site (2020 v2 map update) and extracted onto a memory stick. The memory stick is fat32 as per Toyota instructions, when I view the memory stick I have a folder called MFU inside that there is 4 iso files. when I insert stick into car it’s says checking usb then nothing, as though it can’t find an update, tried several times with no joy, what am I doing wrong ? please help it’s doing my head in
Flat 12v battery - After 6 days!!
Some advice please. I’ve not used my 2019 2L Corolla in 6 days and the car was completely flat when I tried to unlock it. (First time ever since new.) As the car is kept in the garage and space is very limited, I couldn’t gain access to the boot via the rear door to reach the 12v Battery. Toyota advised to charge the car via the positive terminal in the fuse box under the bonnet but the smart charger I borrowed wouldn’t work for some reason once connected to the positive terminal and negative to
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