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The all-new Toyota Land Cruiser: a modern master true to its roots
The all-new Land Cruiser 250 is the latest generation of a model that across more than 70 years has built an unrivalled reputation for strength, reliability and the ability to cope with the harshest conditions, in all parts of the globe Today more than ever, the Land Cruiser is designed to be a vehicle you can rely on to take you anywhere and everywhere, and bring you back safe and sound. The Land Cruiser family has evolved down the years into three parallel series: The Station Wa
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Toyota News & ArticlesToyota announces pricing and sales process for the new GR Yaris
The new Toyota GR Yaris is expected to be one of the most in-demand new cars of 2024, building on the critical acclaim and public popularity of the original model which brought authentic World Rally-bred engineering to the road With only very limited numbers of the new GR Yaris available this year, Toyota (GB) is putting a tailor-made sales process in place to help ensure fairness. The company will be contacting existing GR Yaris owners and those who joined the waiting list for the car befo
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Toyota News & ArticlesThe all-new Toyota C-HR Plug-in Hybrid
The introduction of the Toyota C-HR Plug-in completes a fully electrified powertrain line-up for the all-new mid-size SUV range and reinforces Toyota’s multi-path technology strategy for reducing emissions on the route to eventual carbon neutrality The 2.0-litre Plug-in (PHEV) joins the recently launched 1.8 and 2.0-litre hybrid electric models in the line-up and like them benefits from the enhanced efficiency and performance enabled by fifth generation Toyota hybrid technology. The br
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Toyota News & ArticlesThe new Toyota Yaris
In the world of Toyota, things can and will always be improved. This principle – kaizen – is exemplified in the innovations and enhancements introduced in the new Yaris. The latest generation of Toyota’s hybrid electric hatchback has enjoyed great success since its launch in 2020; now it’s set to be even better The new range builds on Yaris’s previous achievements, strengthening its appeal in key areas and embracing new technologies to make it an even more compelling proposition. Performanc
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Toyota News & ArticlesNew-look Toyota Gazoo Racing prepare for season opener
Toyota Gazoo Racing are renewed and ready to defend their FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) titles against the series’s largest Hypercar grid yet when the new season begins in Qatar on Saturday (2 March) After seeing off challenges from Cadillac, Ferrari, Peugeot and Porsche last season on their way to a fifth consecutive world title double, the team are joining a field of 19 Hypercars this season, including newcomers Alpine, BMW, Isotta Fraschini and Lamborghini. An experienced
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12v battery maintenance, issues, etc.
Toyota: advice on battery maintenance during lockdown or lack of use. - General Discussions - Toyota Owners Club - Toyota Forum
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Yaris & Yaris Cross Club 2424Toyota Yaris Hybrid Service due
Hello! I'm after some advice please? My Yaris Hybrid registered 2018 is due annual service/ MOT mid May. I own her so can go to any garage. Last year I had it serviced at Halfords, but they charged £45 more to service a hybrid . I've had a bit of a read about this and some car websites say Hybrids shouldn't cost more than an extra £20 to service, Any recommendations about this please? And garages you recommend, eg Protyre vs Kwik Fit etc? Thanks!
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Yaris & Yaris Cross Club 17A note of caution re insurance when fitting wind deflectors
Just wanted to let you know that I contacted my insurer (Tesco) to ask if fitting wind deflectors was classed as a modification that needed declaring. After some deliberation they said that they are modifications and the underwriters would need to be informed, but probably wouldn't charge extra. I know it's nonsensical and makes no difference to the car but be aware that your insurer could look to void your policy if you haven't declared them, which would be a lifetime's worth of pain
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