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Test Drive: 2016 Toyota Camry Hybrid


Test Drive: 2016 Toyota Camry Hybrid
Even with all the affordable mid-size hybrid sedans on the market today, th 2016 Toyota Camry Hybrid is still among the bestWho could have foreseen that when Toyota unveiled the first Prius hybrid in 1997 that cars with both gas engines and electric motors would become so commonplace.Today, the groundbreaking economy cars are plug-in hybrids, all-electric vehicles and experimental fuel vehicles.Nowadays, there are so many conventional hybrids to choose from, they don't seem like a big deal anymore — except when it comes to mileage, of course.


2018 Toyota C-HR Update: Subcompact Stuns 2016 LA Auto Show Debut : Tech : iTech Post


2018 Toyota C-HR Update: Subcompact Stuns 2016 LA Auto Show Debut : Tech : iTech Post
The much awaited 2018 Toyota C-HR makes a stunning 2016 LA Auto Show debut.(Photo from DPCcars/YouTube)After first being seen in the 2016 Geneva Auto show earlier this year, the 2018 Toyota C-HR has worked up a lot of hype with its teaser image and early unveiling a couple of days ago.All these events have led to its stunning 2016 LA Auto Show debut where fans and enthusiasts have patiently awaited its arrival.






Here's Why Toyota Is Boosting Its 2016 Profit Forecast


Here's Why Toyota Is Boosting Its 2016 Profit Forecast
Toyota Motor on Tuesday raised its full-year forecast for operating profit by 6% as it expected efforts to scrimp and save would go further to curb the negative impact of a strong yen than previously anticipated.The automaker, which has invested heavily in hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles as the most promising "green" alternative to conventional cars, also suggested that it was warming to the idea of producing more electric vehicles.Behind its forecast lift were cost cuts, including moves to source more vehicle parts locally, and initiatives like marketing locally produced cars more aggressively to mitigate the impact of a strong yen, Executive Vice President Takahiko Ijichi told reporters at a briefing.


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