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Toyota Auris review covering 2007 To Date

Tuesday 5 August 2008

There are jobs, there are difficult jobs and there are impossible jobs. The one handed to Toyota’s Auris upon its launch slotted squarely into the latter category. The Toyota Corolla had carved out an automotive dynasty the like of which we may never see again. Through its ten generations, the car had taken the world automotive industry by storm - fuelling Toyota’s rise to the top and claiming the title of the world’s best selling car in the process. All the Auris needed to do was replace the Corolla. Actually, that wasn’t all; it also needed to replicate the Corolla’s unyielding reliability and build quality while injecting a spark of flair in to proceedings. The Corolla, you see, was always thought a little bit dull by UK buyers. Nobody gave the Auris much of a prayer but if you put the car’s huge weight of expectation to one side, it’s actually a very accomplished product.

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Toyota Land Cruiser review covering 1990 To Date

Wednesday 18 June 2008

In these ecologically friendly times, the Toyota Landcruiser Amazon is a refreshingly unabashed 4x4 throwback. Big when it’s trendy to be small, unfashionably square, unashamedly thirsty and hugely ex

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Toyota Avensis review covering 2003 To Date

Monday 25 February 2008

Few cars have transmogrified in quite such a dramatic fashion as the Toyota Avensis. Once a rather lightweight and compact medium sized Mondeo challenger, the 2003 edition saw the Avensis undergoing a

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Toyota Corolla Verso review covering 2004 To Date

Wednesday 18 July 2007

It’s taken a while but the public is only now catching on to quite what a good car Toyota’s Corolla Verso is. The first generation car was a product that completely passed the British public by and wa

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Toyota RAV4 review covering 2006 To Date

Thursday 12 July 2007

* IntroductionTaking a massive leap in complexity, build quality and cost, the third generation Toyota RAV4 moved away from the rather crude but fun image of the first generation car and middle of the

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Toyota Yaris review covering 2005 To Date

Tuesday 29 May 2007

The first Toyota Yaris established itself as the finest supermini of its generation. Winner of the 2000 European Car of the Year award, it brought sophistication to a small car sector which had previo

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Toyota Corolla review covering 2001 - 2007

Wednesday 9 May 2007

The Toyota Corolla was for a very long time something of an enigma. How could this car land the title of World’s Best Selling Car whilst at the same time being thoroughly dull? The 1997 generation Cor

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Toyota Land Cruiser 3.0 D4-D review covering 2003 To Date

Thursday 4 January 2007

Although here in the UK we like to think of Land Rover as the ‘real thing’ and our transatlantic cousins hold Jeep to be the ‘genuine article’, the rest of the world doesn’t necessarily agree. Ask an

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Toyota Celica review covering 1999 To Date

Thursday 2 November 2006

Look back over the previous iterations of the Toyota Celica and it’s easy to pick out the highs and lows. The fourth generation ST165 (1985-1990), brought Toyota into world rallying with the GT4, the

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Toyota Aygo review covering 2005 To Date

Monday 21 August 2006

Just when we thought the Yaris was the definitive small Toyota, the Japanese company brought us the Aygo. Cheeky, smart and keenly priced, the Aygo was one third of a partnership that also produced th

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