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RecallsToyota Recalls 100,000 Vehicles in Canada on Airbag Concerns
Japanese carmaker Toyota announced Wednesday that it was recalling around a million Toyota and Lexus vehicles in the U.S. [ Editor's note : and nearly 100,000 in Canada], citing concerns about their airbag systems. The vehicles include some of the manufacturing giant's popular Camry, Corolla and Highlander lines, with the …
NewsLuxury SUVs No Better Than the Rest at Protecting Rear-Seat Occupants
Luxury SUVs trump their mainstream competitors when it comes to quality and refinement, but they do not necessarily offer better protection for rear-seat occupants, the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) found. In its latest round of moderate overlap front crash tests (where half the front end of the …
News2024 Lexus IS Proves You Can’t Have Too Much Selection
The Lexus IS received a major overhaul for the 2021 model year, but the current generation (third) actually dates back to 2014—and it shows when you look at the cabin. A decade later, the sporty luxury sedan offers more selection than ever, always with the hope of challenging Germany’s big …
ElectricFuture Toyota, Lexus EVs to Add Tesla’s NACS Connector
The dominos keep falling. Toyota and its luxury brand Lexus are adding their names to the long list of car companies that have reached a deal with Tesla to gain access to more than 12,000 Superchargers in Canada and the U.S. Customers owning or leasing a Toyota or Lexus EV …
ElectricToyota Aims to Triple EV Production in 2025
Toyota recently unveiled a next-generation assembly line for electric vehicles in Japan, with gigacasting, a modular structure and more high-tech systems, looking to significantly reduce the number of parts required and accelerate production. This manufacturing transformation, which aims to make up for lost ground in the EV segment and is …
NewsNew Study Puts Toyota Atop Customer Satisfaction Rankings
A new survey in the U.S. shows that customer satisfaction with automobiles has improved 3% during the past year, contrary to what J.D. Power’s latest APEAL Study suggested last month. According to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) Automobile Study 2022-2023, the industry average is now 79%. Luxury vehicles continue …
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