Which made more money? And which was more popular?
Which car brands made the most money? Which brands sold the most cars? And which brands are most popular online?
Toyota Will Save The Old Cars For Car-Lovers!
Plus Hydrogen & EV AE 86 Sports Cars
Toyota Showcases Retrofit Upgrades To Classic Models such as AE 86 Trueno and Levin, showcasing hydrogen power and EV conversions. Toyota President, Akio Toyoda, has promised to ‘Leave no Car Lovers Behind’.
Fake Manual Gearbox
Rubbish or Revolutionary?
Toyota has apparently patented a simulated manual gearbox and clutch mechanism for new electric cars – is the fake manual gearbox rubbish or revolutionary? Could it be an entirely redundant system or something that makes enthusiasts like me want to drive electric cars?
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It’s the little Yaris for grown ups!
This is the Toyota Yaris Cross, which is more than just a jacked-up Yaris, but less than an actual SUV, more crossover and hence ‘Cross’. It may look very different and certainly feels bigger, but it’s actually built on the same platform as the current Yaris, but then so is the Prius. It doesn’t lack presence, particularly in the Bi-tone brass gold of the test car. The styling is quite angular, with a surprisingly blunt and somewhat aggressive front end.
Continue reading “Toyota Yaris Cross Review”How Much Per Month to Lease a Movie Car?
Leasing.com has been working out how much it would cost to lease movie cars
Most expensive on the list was James Bond’s Aston Martin DB5 costing £28,787 per month – because to buy one today would cost about £3.45m. Although if you found the actual Connery Car, it’d be worth about £25m!
Continue reading “How Much Per Month to Lease a Movie Car?”1980’s Top 10 Best Cars Ever
the Most Mega Cars from the Mega Decade
In this video I pick the best car – and some special mentions and shout outs – from each year of the best decade ever – the 1980s. From Ferraris to Hondas and Porsches, plus even a Subaru or two. 10 years of awesomeness and 10 best cars ever. Watch this now. And tell me your favourite cars from the 1980s as well as mentioning which other decade had great cars.
Continue reading “1980’s Top 10 Best Cars Ever”Car Sales in Every Country [nearly!]
Best-Seller Where You Are!
What’s the best-selling car in YOUR country? In this video we look at the best sellers worldwide, revealing the top cars in major countries and the global trend in best selling makes and types of cars.
Continue reading “Car Sales in Every Country [nearly!]”Toyota GR Yaris Review
Just don’t actually call it a Yaris. It’s not a Yaris.
Around Northwest London, the Toyota GR Yaris is a bit lost, and that’s for two reasons. Firstly, because it has to mix it among throngs of regular Yaris models, quite popular in regular flavour in this part of the world; and secondly because it simply doesn’t like being on a leash.
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2021 Most & Least Reliable Cars & Brands – WhatCar?
Six cars have achieved 100% perfect reliability ratings according to the 2021 WhatCar? Reliability Survey based on the experiences of 16,000 drivers, based on if their cars had gone wrong in the last year, how long they took to fix and how much it cost.
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Toyota/BMW collaboration means the return of an iconic Japanese sportscar
This is the all-new fifth generation Toyota Supra, reborn after a gap of 17 years, thanks to a little collaboration with BMW – most of its underpinnings and much of its interior is shared with the BMW Z4. But while the Z4 is a roadster, this is firmly a coupe with a fixed roof implying extra rigidity, and hence more sportiness. The cross-continent team-up was because Toyota wanted to adhere to the Supra tradition of a straight six cylinder engine, although there is now a 2.0-litre four cylinder unit (also a BMW motor) also available.
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