Toyota Camatte57s Toy Car Concept revealed

As was confirmed in early 2013, BMW and Toyota have signed a four-point JV, to introduce better technology for their vehicles, increasing the use of fuel cell technology in their cars, electric drive trains and lightweight technologies. Under this ...

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Cops? I see no cops. TTAC is owned by Verticalscope, a company that quietly owns hundreds of car sites. This allows for an interesting division of labor. Colum Wood of Autoguide can drive 13 Porsches in 8 hours, while yours truly has time to ...

A visitor looks at a Toyota Motor's car at the company show room in Tokyo May 8, 2013. REUTERS/Yuya Shino NAGOYA, Japan (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp said it is unlikely to recapture its peak market share it held four years ago in the United ...

So it is finally official! KTM has confirmed that the E-SPEED which it first showcased at the Tokyo Motor Show 2013 will debut in production form as a 2015 model. To recap, the E-SPEED is KTMs second electric bike but its first for the urban populace. The ...

At the Tokyo Toy Show 2013 Toyota has presented a fun concept car called Camatte57s, that aims at providing a joyful motor experience to both parents and children. The Camatte57s concept features a body made of 57 lightweight, detachable panels ...

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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp refuses to be tempted away from its low-risk growth strategy, even as the world's bestselling carmaker is likely to show that it met its mid-term profit goals in the year ended March, aided by the weaker yen.