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Spending decades as a Toyota dealer, you would naturally see some fantastic used Toyotas across your forecourt. Including some iconic and future classics, design rarities and sports cars in outstanding condition. Imagine, also if you happen to be an absolute Japanese car enthusiast too. The overriding temptation to hang on to those iconic gems that crossed your path would be huge and that’s exactly what happened for Germany’s first-ever Toyota retailer, Peter Pichert.

Toyota Motorsport GmbH United demonstrates Toyota Gazoo’s Racing philosophy by inserting road car engineers into their motorsport programmes. This particular crew, from Toyota’s skilled workforce at TMG in Cologne, Germany, has been the most successful example of this strategy.

Team Leader Andre Haun: “The top management of TMG, wanted to give employees who do not normally work at the track the experience of working in a race team. They’re all passionate about motorsport and have huge motivation”.

The efficient processes and philosophy of the Toyota Production System (TPS) have been applied in countless industries. And now, as part of Toyota GB’s three-year partnership with Guide Dogs, this system has been utilised to improve the efficiency of the charity’s harness-making process.

The new Toyota AYGO x-cite edition makes a zesty statement within the city car class. Now available in a range of eight colours, two solid and six metallics: White Flash, Electro Grey (available in bi-tone option), Silver Splash, Bold Black, Red Pop, Cyan Splash, Blue Burst and Mandarin Pop (exclusive to x-cite and replaces Magenta Fizz). The new Mandarin Pop metallic paintwork is set against a contrasting Bold Black metallic roof and 15-inch gloss black alloy wheels. Meanwhile, the interior is similarly enhanced with matching orange accents.

Toyota Gazoo Racing has won the 2019 Le Mans 24 Hour, a back-to-back victory for the TS050 Hybrid in the French endurance race.

The #8 car driven by Sébastien Buemi, Kazuki Nakajima and Fernando Alonso led home the sister #7 car of Mike Conway, Kamui Kobayashi and José María López after a fight for supremacy that was only decided at the start of the race’s final hour.

The crew of the #8 Toyota reprised their 2018 victory at La Sarthe and also sealed the 2018-2019 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC), of which Le Mans was the final round.

According to a recent survey, the car is the preferred place for people to enjoy listening to music. And yet the car is one of the most challenging environments for achieving great audio. There are packaging constraints and speaker locations to consider, not to mention a range of interior materials – each of which absorbs and reflects sound waves at different rates.