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Toyota has introduced a secondary immobiliser to improve security for some of its best-selling models amid record levels of vehicle theft in parts of Australia.

Hot on the heels of the Honda Prelude, which returned to Australian showrooms this year after more than two decades, the Toyota Celica is shaping up as a hybrid all-wheel-drive rival.

Toyota will build a next-generation EV in China before Japan, marking a major shift for the Japanese giant as it adopts new gigacasting technology and responds to the rapid growth of China’s electric vehicle market.

Testing is underway to allow hundreds of thousands of Toyota HiLux utes dating back to 2015 to run on low-carbon fuel.

Order books are open for the first new Nissan Patrol in well over a decade, so should you hold off placing your order for the LandCruiser?

Toyota Australia will fix up to 17,000 HiLux utes due to an issue with their electric roller shutter, which may jam and overheat.

Tweaks to the driver-focused coupes include new colours, cabin changes – and a revised manual gearshift action designed for ‘on-the-limit’ driving.

Which non-premium medium electric SUVs will transport your family the longest distance, and which is the most family-friendly?

Toyota Australia will recall more than 16,000 Camrys due to a software issue that could stop warning lights, indicators and instruments from working.

When the family SUV is no longer required, what new vehicle do you replace it with?

Toyota's off-road icons reclaimed bragging rights in July as the Japanese brand pulled further away from Ford and BYD in Australia's sales race.

The Australian Privacy Commissioner is investigating the two popular brands due to data privacy concerns.

Toyota's most ambitious road car yet appears set to spawn multiple variants, with two distinct versions spotted testing in Europe.

Toyota's full-size pickup gets a design refresh, cabin upgrades and a new Trailhunter variant featuring suspension from Australia's Old Man Emu.

Toyota's former CEO, and now head of Japan's association of automakers, is pushing for the country to work together to counter the threat of Chinese marques.

With a history of supporting the differently abled, Toyota has now launched accessories to make transportation easier for those with limited mobility.