Starting as the automotive division of a weaving loom business, Toyota is one of the world's largest automakers with a rich history dating back to 1937. With over 60 years in America, Toyota succeeds through its unwavering commitment to quality, reliability, and value.

The company pioneered hybrid technology with the Prius in 1997, revolutionizing the automotive industry's approach to fuel efficiency. Toyota's production system, known as "The Toyota Way," has become a global standard for manufacturing excellence, emphasizing continuous improvement (kaizen) and elimination of waste.

Toyota offers a wide range of legendarily reliable vehicles, ranging from the Supra sports car to the three-row Highlander. The Corolla is a great choice for those seeking economical transportation. It has a comfortable ride quality and sporty models of its own. As with many of its compact competitors, the model is offered as a sedan or a hatchback. Both have distinctive designs, but uncharacteristically the hatch has a smaller back seat and less cargo space than the sedan.

Toyota's performance heritage is represented by vehicles like the GR Supra and GR86. The GR86, co-developed with Subaru, offers pure sports car handling with a naturally aspirated boxer engine.

Toyota SUVs are known for their reliability and durability. The RAV4 many times was highlighted for its dependability, safety, and cost-effectiveness. This is a pleasant and capable compact SUV that fits well into most folks' lives. The RAV4 emodel also earns class-competitive fuel-economy estimates from the EPA.

The average lifespan of a Toyota vehicle extends well beyond the 250,000-mile mark. Indeed, Top Gear put a Toyota Tacoma through several torture and durability tests to push its limits. Toyotas are generally reliable vehicles and make some of the best cars, especially if they’re well cared for. The brand has established a solid reputation for reliability that many customers rely on for their own cars and new drivers.