Clint Bowyer: The Man Behind the Toyota

Clint Bowyer: The Man Behind the Toyota

May 11, 2013

Car enthusiasts everywhere have a special place in their heart for Nascar. Even if you aren’t the type to care about cars taking continuous left turns in hope to pass each other while attempting to miss the collisions that make the sport exciting. You may be the enthusiast that is just interested in what happens during the pit stops or how the car is built in general. Regardless of where you fit on the spectrum, I am positive that if you have a love for cars, you have a respect for those used on race day every weekend from February-November. Clint Bowyer is my main man when it comes to Nascar. This has recently become a huge debate in my family. I was introduced to the sport a few years ago, which was actually what brought me to love cars. My uncle was a Clint fan back when he drove a Chevy but he quickly gave him the boot when he started driving a foreign car last year. As a driver of a Toyota myself, I can’t complain with Clint’s car choice or argue with the...

Toyota sold more than 5 million hybrid Vehicles

Toyota sold more than 5 million hybrid Vehicles

Apr 18, 2013

Toyota has sold over 5 million hybrid vehicles globally. According to the Japanese company, on the last day of March, Toyota counts 5.125 million hybrid car sold globally. Toyota Motor Corporation currently sells 19 hybrid models and a plug-in hybrid in 80 countries and regions. By the end of 2015, Toyota wants to launch 18 new hybrid models, one of which is powered by fuel cells. The success of the Toyota is strengthened by the success of hybrid models in Europe in the first quarter of the year as these recorded a growth of 82%. Toyota helped Earth survive Internal estimates from Toyota say the hybrid cars have helped avoid the issuance of 34 million tonnes of CO2 globally in the atmosphere. Moreover, these vehicles have avoided consumption of 1.2 billion liters of gasoline globally compared to similar vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines and ignition. Toyota sold its first hybrid back in 1997 on the Japanese market and the variant was called “Coaster Hybrid...

Geneva 2013 Live: Toyota FT-86 Open – The concept that announces a future convertible

Geneva 2013 Live: Toyota FT-86 Open – The concept that announces a future convertible

Mar 6, 2013

Toyota FT-86 Open concept was unveiled before the public at Geneva Motor Show 2013. The FT-86 Open wants to study the potential customers opinion about a future convertible version of the sports model. The Japanese has officially unveiled at Geneva Motor Show the new Toyota FT-86 Open, a concept that anticipates the sports model convertible version. There isn’t much change in design, FT-86 being dominated by the same aggressive lines as GT86. The only novelty is the fabric folding roof, electrically operated. Geneva Motor Show 2013 Live: Toyota FT-86 Open photo gallery ...

2013 Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid Review [complete] – The Green one

2013 Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid Review [complete] – The Green one

Mar 4, 2013

2013 Toyota Prius Plug-in 1.8 L VVT-i PHEV Hybrid Sol E-CVT Review. We all know Toyota Prius. It was the first hybrid car that took the world by surprise. It became an object of worship and a fashionable car in California and is today one of the best cars in this segment. The first Prius generation was launched in 1997, so Toyota has over 15 years of experience in hybrid cars. Today, Prius reached its third generation and Toyota decided to make a step forward. It preferred a hybrid model equipped with a charging cable and increased autonomy in electric mode. Thus, in a civilized country, we could run the new Prius Plug-In in electric mode only. 2013 Toyota Prius Plug-in 1.8 L VVT-i PHEV Hybrid Sol E-CVT Full Review 2013 Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid Engine / Transmission 4.5/5 The propulsion system used by 2013 Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid is pretty similar to that of a normal Prius. The difference comes from the fact that the Prius Plug-in has a charging cable and can be connected to a...

Feature: Toyota 2000GT – the first Japanese sports car ever produced

Feature: Toyota 2000GT – the first Japanese sports car ever produced

Feb 17, 2013

Toyota 2000GT – a rare car with a special story. We present you today the Toyota 2000GT Targa version, a sports car that came from Japan and was supposed  to appear in the company of James Bond. Its  story comes in the following lines. Toyota 2000GT was launched in 1965 at the Tokyo Auto Show, one of the first true sports car produced in Japan. It took almost two years before the model was introduced for mass production. Praised by the media specialists of that time and being compared with Porsche 911 in terms of dynamics, Toyota 2000GT directly entered in the history books. It was a model produced in very limited numbers, an element that’s making it extremely valuable today. Only 351 copies were produced, all manufactured in collaboration with Yamaha between 1967 and 1970. Toyota 2000GT Design The design of this model broke all the conceptions, of how a sports car should look,  from the 60s in Japan. Fluid, rounded, a car of a disarming simplicity, the design of the Toyota...

2014 Toyota Tundra [w/video]

2014 Toyota Tundra [w/video]

Feb 11, 2013

2014 Toyota Tundra was presented at 2013 Chicago Auto Show. It is the most significant restyling from its debut as a 2007 model. The changes that the 2014 Tundra model brings are mostly cosmetic, the mechanical basis remaining unchanged. 2014 Toyota Tundra is the momentum that Toyota needs after the recent lackluster performance on the American pickup market. But analyzing the restyled truck, excepting the exterior amendments, the rest of the changes brought to this model are far more evolutionary than revolutionary. We aren’t very confident that this facelift will give the 2014 Tundra enough of a push to catch up with the new models from GM and Ram, or the Ford F-150 segment-leader. 2014 Toyota Tundra Wallpaper [photo gallery] ...

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