If relaxing in your standard La-Z-Boy after a long day at work doesn't quite hit the spot, perhaps you'll be interested in one of the newest technologies from Toyota: the Toyota i-Real electric personal vehicle. This new technology was recently displayed to several thousand attendees at the 2012 Beijing Automotive Exhibition; however, no exact production dates or prices have been released to the public at this time.

Do you own, or are you thinking about purchasing or leasing, a Toyota hybrid model? This could include any vehicle members of the Toyota Prius family, as well as the Toyota Camry Hybrid and the new Toyota Highlander Hybrid. If so, you may wonder how to get the best fuel efficiency ratings from your vehicle. Here are some tips to get you started.

Toyota may have only been manufacturing vehicles in Blue Springs, MS for five months now, but that hasn't stopped it from quickly ramping up capacity. In fact, the plant recently began its second production line shift, and the company plans to be at full capacity soon. When this happens, the facility will have the ability to yield about 150-thousand Toyota Corolla vehicles each year.

Japanese automaker Toyota certainly is skilled at keeping its new vehicles "under wraps." In a few days (April 5th to be precise), the reliable auto brand will introduce a mystery sedan at the New York Auto Show, and it's making sure that no one gets a glimpse of the vehicle ahead of time. For auto enthusiasts, keeping this vehicle and others concealed until the Auto Show creates a very Christmas-like atmosphere, and we can't wait to see what the new large sedan will be like!

Due to the high demand these days for new Toyota vehicles, the Japanese automaker is expanding across the board- especially in the United States. One expansion, in particular, is the enlarging of the Buffalo, West Virginia manufacturing facility, which builds automatic Toyota transmissions.

When Toyota made the claim recently that it would sell 220,000 Toyota Prius models this year, many balked at the statement. Though hybrid automobiles are becoming more and more popular due to rising gasoline prices, that's still a large goal for even the oldest, most respected U.S. hybrid line. However, now many experts believe Toyota just may reach its goal. For February 2012, Toyota beat even the highest analysts' estimates for its monthly sales of the vehicles, and it should stick on the same path with the increased interest in fuel-efficient models. Auto-Industry analyst Alan Baum, of…

If you've been considering a gas-sipping, environmentally-friendly hybrid vehicle for a while now, but you haven't had the funds to back such a venture, Toyota has great news for you. A new smaller, more thrifty member of the Toyota Prius is set to hit dealerships like Ira Toyota of Danvers, located at 161A Andover Street Danvers, MA 01923, next month: the Toyota Prius c. The "c" stands for "city"- where the small vehicle will achieve an amazing 53 mpg. As far as highway ratings are concerned, it's expected to achieve around 46 mpg. Combined fuel economy is…