online specials
schedule service
incentives
vehicle finderNews & Events
Toyota Marks 3 Million Vehicles at Indiana Plant
Jan 20 — It's hard to imagine a single auto plant turning out three million vehicles, but that's Toyota plant in Princeton, Ind., managed to accomplish the task. The southwestern Indiana factory marked the three-millionth vehicle in a ceremony Tuesday -- a silver Sienna minivan, the Evansville Courier & Press reports via the Associated Press. The plant began making Tundra pickups in 1998. "It's a tribute to everyone's hard work," said Norm Bafunno, president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana.… continue reading
Toyota Camry had Long Road to the Top
Dec 10 — If one car best captures Americans' taste in automobiles, it's the Toyota Camry, America's best-selling car every year except for one since 1997. But it took almost a decade and a half to get there. The front-wheel-drive Camry debuted for 1983, replacing the rear-wheel-drive Corona. Unlike its competitor, the Honda Accord, which was available as a sedan or coupe, the Camry was only available as a sedan, although it was offered as a liftback or notchback. At 175.6 inches long, about the same… continue reading
Toyota Honored for Research on Head Trauma
Dec 7 — Automaker’s safety center studying ways to reduce… continue reading
Toyota to Send U.S.-built Camry to S. Korea
Dec 6 — Washington - Toyota Motor Corp. said it plans to export its U.S.-built Camry sedan to South Korea, following the ratification of a free trade deal. The Japanese automaker plans to export about 6,000 Camry vehicles annually to South Korea starting in January. Last month, Toyota started exporting its Sienna minivan to South Korea as well. It's the first time Toyota will export the U.S.-built Camry outside North America. Toyota faces cost pressures in Japan in assembling vehicles there because of… continue reading
Toyota Starts Corolla Production at New Mississippi Plant
Nov 17 — Blue Springs, Miss. — Toyota celebrated the start of Corolla production at its newest auto plant Thursday after a lengthy delay that the car maker blamed on the weak economy. The ceremony formally marked the recent start of production, almost five years after Toyota Motor Corp. announced in February 2007 that it would build a sprawling facility in Blue Springs, a tiny town in the sparsely populated hills of north Mississippi. Toyota Motor Corp. president Akio Toyoda, on hand for the ceremony,… continue reading
Do not click