If you are one of the many people that have said that you are never – ever going to buy yourself a Toyota due to the recent recall news, you probably are wondering if the largest and ‘best’ automaker in the world is going to recover.  Well, they are going to because they are actually looking into many different ways to get their line of cars moving again.

Cash incentives, longer warranties and of course some repeated promises are what Toyota is offering up to their customers in order to get their trust back.  While it might not be all Toyota’s fault, they still need to work on building that trust back up.

If you are looking to buy a new car and might be interested in a Toyota, make sure you find out about the incentives that they are offering up!

Oh the 2010 Toyota Prius – how I love you and think that you are the greatest car in the world.  Honestly – I am not the only one that has those thoughts, no sir, the great thing about the 2010 Toyota Prius.  Everyone and their mom loves it!  This particular car is one of the only cars that actually had a raise on their sales last month, but a whopping 48%, which is absolutely saying something for just how many people truly love the 2010 Toyota Prius.

For those that are actually looking for the number of 2010 Toyota Prius’s sold?  Well, over nineteen thousand – yes, 19,000+ were sold just last month and while the Cash for Clunker program has absolutely helped the sales, I think that overall, the 2010 Toyota Prius is certainly the car of the flippin’ year.

If you are looking for a chic and sleek looking car that is not only fantastic on gas but will save you a bunch of money, the 2010 Toyota Prius is it!

The new Toyota Urban which first took a bow during the 2008 Geneva Motor Show will be coming to the United Kingdom showrooms May of 2009.

Japanese manufacturer Toyota boast of the new Urban Cruiser as the 4×4 vehicle to achieve the lowest CO2 emission in the world. The new engine design paved the way for more power but at the same time making the vehicle more fuel efficient and less harmful to the environment. The CO2 emission is plotted at 130g/km for the 1.4 D-4D variant which is an all wheel drive vehicle.

The new Toyota Cruiser is designed on the Toyota Optimal Drive platform. The vehicle follows the engine built of its siblings, the Auris and Yaris, with the new Dual VVT-I 1.33 power plant. It is also equipped with a Stop and Start system.

The Start and Stop system turns off the engine when the vehicle comes to a stop. The driver will put the gear to neutral and then release the clutch. The engine will automatically be back on once the driver steps on the clutch to select the gear.

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