2018 Toyota Tundra Is Your Summer Truck
The advanced Toyota Safety Sense-P (TSS-P) system is now standard on all Tundra grades as well. > Josh MaxWe still love the Tundra, which starts at around $32,000 - (though the 2018 Tundra Platinum with 4×4 and a CrewMax cab comes to $50,130) for so many reasons. > Josh MaxNew TRD Sport PackageThe TRD Sport package gets its own look with body-color surround for the honeycomb-style grille, color-keyed mirrors, bumpers and hood scoop, riding on 20-inch silver-painted aluminum alloy wheels with black accents. The TRD Sport is available in Super White, Magnetic Gray, Midnight Blue Metallic, Blazing Blue Pearl and Barcelona Red Metallic. There is so much right and very little wrong with the 2018 Tundra, and thus we give it a hearty thumbs-up.
2018 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro review
referring to Still, the Tacoma TRD Pro looks properly cool sitting an inch higher off the ground than the TRD Off-Road model. 2018 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro Compared ToFor even greater capability, a standard rear-locking differential detects a loss of traction and shunts power to the opposing wheel. How DT would configure this carConfiguring our ideal 2018 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro is pretty simple – namely because Toyota offers little in the way of customization. Our TakeToyota's Tacoma TRD Pro is the protein shake we aren't sure we really need. The real kicker for the TRD Pro is the $6K cheaper TRD Off-Road.2018 Toyota Camry: Here's Why It's Still The Sedan King
(Full Disclosure: Toyota supplied the 2018 Camry for a few days with a full tank of gas.) AdvertisementThe 2018 Toyota Camry made Michigan's horrible roads feel...not horrible. The 2018 Toyota Camry is actually not bad to sleep in. The 2018 Toyota Camry scored 32 MPG on one of my tanks of fuel. The 2018 Toyota Camry can handle reasonably well!
2018 Toyota Century is a $180,000 Japanese Rolls-Royce
Toyota announced this week that the 2018 Century will set buyers back a cool ¥19.6 million, or about $180,000 at today's exchange rate. ToyotaYou won't see any Toyota badges on the Century, though -- the phoenix that adorns its front grille is hand-engraved over a period of six weeks. Even the rear is devoid of the Toyota name, displaying only "Century" in big letters across the trunk. While the last century used a big ol' V12 for motive force, the new Century relies on something a bit less thirsty. The order books are now open for the new Century, and Toyota hopes to sell about 50 a month.collected by :Edison Noah