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Toyota Simplifies Plug-In Hybrid Names, Drops ‘Prime’ Branding

by Samir Gautam

September 27, 2024

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Toyota is making a significant change to its naming convention for its plug-in hybrid vehicles. As ...

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Japanese Automobile Giant Toyota to Make V8 Supercars, Starting with GR Supra

by Samir Gautam

September 18, 2024

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Toyota Motor Corporation has announced its intention to enter the V8 Supercars championship in Australia and ...

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Toyota Prius Sets Guinness World Record for Fuel Efficiency

by Samir Gautam

September 13, 2024

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In a remarkable feat of fuel efficiency, a Toyota Prius has shattered the Guinness World Record ...

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Toyota Hits Record Quarterly Profit Despite Certification Scandal

by Samir Gautam

August 2, 2024

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Toyota Motor Corporation, the world’s largest automaker, has reported a record quarterly profit for the fiscal ...

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Toyota Recalling 100,000 Trucks and SUVs: Engine Trouble

by Samir Gautam

July 26, 2024

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In a dramatic escalation of a recall first issued in May, Toyota Motor Corporation has announced ...

Year-to-Date Deals: Charge Takes Center Stage TMNA's year-to-date (YTD) U.S. deals through the conclusion of September totaled 1,729,519 vehicles, a 6.2 percent increment on both volume and DSR bases compared to the same period in 2023. Eminently, energized vehicles made up 41.1 percent of add up to YTD deals, with 710,060 units soldâa surprising 56.0 percent increment compared to the past year. Toyota Division Highlights The Toyota division posted September deals of 140,152 vehicles, down 21.1 percent on a volume premise and 10.8 percent on a DSR premise. The divisionâs third-quarter deals were moreover down, with 461,883 vehicles sold, a 10.4 percent decrease on a volume basis. However, energized vehicle deals within the Toyota division proceeded to sparkle. In September, the division saw a 24.5 percent rise in energized deals, and YTD deals of zapped vehicles were up 58.0 percent. This development highlights Toyotaâs effective development of its energized offerings, with 30 diverse energized models presently accessible in its dealerships. Toyota too set best-ever September deals records for a few zapped models, counting the bZ4X, Camry HEV, and Tundra HEV. Also, the company accomplished YTD deals records for energized models such as the Corolla HEV, Fantastic Highlander HEV, and Tacoma HEV. Lexus Division Performance Lexus posted September deals of 22,443 vehicles, a 14.5 percent diminish on a volume premise. In any case, the division saw an 8.1 percent increment in third-quarter deals, totaling 80,989 units, and its YTD deals were up 10.7 percent, with 248,200 vehicles sold. Lexusâ energized vehicle deals moreover saw noteworthy development, with a 43.7 percent YTD increment in zapped deals. The division set best-ever September deals records for energized vehicles just like the RX HEV and RZ, as well as best-ever YTD deals for models just like the NX HEV and TX HEV.

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Don’t Overpay for the Legend: Toyota Warns of Price Gouging on V8 LandCruiser 70 Series

by Samir Gautam

July 10, 2024

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Toyota Australia is urging potential buyers to be cautious as demand for the iconic LandCruiser 70 ...

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Toyota Returning to Formula 1? Talks Hint at Partnership with HAAS

by Samir Gautam

July 10, 2024

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Formula 1 fans buckle up! There's a strong possibility that Toyota, a giant in the automotive ...

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Toyota GR86 Finally Gets Turbo, Ends Subaru Partnership

by Samir Gautam

June 30, 2024

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After years of anticipation and fervent requests from enthusiasts, Toyota has finally confirmed that the GR86 ...

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Dealers refuse to trade-in Toyota Tundras and Lexus LX600s due to recall

by Ishaan Negi

June 13, 2024

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The automobile industry has been rocked by Toyota's recent twin-turbo V6 engine recall caused by machining ...

Toyota has issued a major recall impacting over 102,000 Tundra pickup trucks and Lexus LX SUVs from the 2022 and 2023 model years. The culprit? Manufacturing debris potentially left behind in the engine during production, raising concerns about premature engine failure. The recall affects vehicles equipped with the twin-turbocharged 3.4-liter V6 engine, designated as the V35A. This particular engine equips various trims across both the Tundra and LX lineups. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the presence of this debris could lead to a number of problems, including crankshaft main bearing failure. Warning signs for drivers might include engine knocking, difficulty starting the vehicle, or even a complete loss of power while driving – a significant safety concern. The good news is that the recall applies only to gasoline-powered models. Tundra and Lexus LX models with hybrid powertrains are not included. However, even for these excluded vehicles, Toyota documentation suggests that a failing engine in a hybrid Tundra might result in limited power output and warnings displayed on the dashboard and instrument cluster. The exact number of potentially affected vehicles breaks down to roughly 95,800 Toyota Tundra trucks manufactured between November 2nd, 2021, and February 13th, 2023. Additionally, approximately 6,500 Lexus LX SUVs built between July 30th, 2021, and November 25th, 2022, are also part of the recall. Toyota's Efforts to Address the Machining Debris Issue in Engines As of now, a permanent fix for the issue isn't available. Toyota is currently working on a solution and assures owners that they will be notified by late July 2024. The automaker has emphasized that the repair will be performed under warranty at no cost to the vehicle owner. This isn't the first time Toyota has grappled with a recall related to engine issues. In 2010, the automaker faced a massive recall impacting millions of vehicles due to faulty accelerator pedals that could cause unintended acceleration. The incident significantly tarnished Toyota's reputation for reliability, though the company has since undertaken significant efforts to improve quality control measures. Owners of potentially affected vehicles can check the NHTSA website using their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to confirm if their Tundra or Lexus LX is included in the recall. They can also reach out to their local Toyota or Lexus dealership for further information and to schedule a service appointment once a remedy becomes available. While the exact cause of the machining debris issue remains unclear, this recall serves as a reminder of the importance of regular maintenance and staying informed about potential safety concerns with a vehicle. By addressing the problem proactively, Toyota aims to minimize the risk of engine failure and ensure the safety of its customers on the road.

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Over 100,000 Toyota Tundras and Lexus LXs Recalled Due to Potential Engine Failure

by Samir Gautam

June 10, 2024

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Toyota has issued a major recall impacting over 102,000 Tundra pickup trucks and Lexus LX SUVs ...

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Toyota Simplifies Plug-In Hybrid Names, Drops ‘Prime’ Branding

Japanese Automobile Giant Toyota to Make V8 Supercars, Starting with GR Supra

Toyota Prius Sets Guinness World Record for Fuel Efficiency

Toyota Hits Record Quarterly Profit Despite Certification Scandal

Toyota Recalling 100,000 Trucks and SUVs: Engine Trouble

Don’t Overpay for the Legend: Toyota Warns of Price Gouging on V8 LandCruiser 70 Series

Toyota Returning to Formula 1? Talks Hint at Partnership with HAAS

Toyota GR86 Finally Gets Turbo, Ends Subaru Partnership

Dealers refuse to trade-in Toyota Tundras and Lexus LX600s due to recall

Over 100,000 Toyota Tundras and Lexus LXs Recalled Due to Potential Engine Failure

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