About Toyota: For most of this millennium, the Toyota Camry has been the best-selling car in the country. The lineup also includes cars like the Toyota Yaris, Toyota Corolla and Toyota Prius hybrid, plus vehicles like the Toyota RAV4 and Toyota Highlander crossover SUVs, the Toyota Sienna minivan and Toyota Tundra pickup.
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4Runner
KBB Review: Few SUVs are held in such high regard as the Toyota 4Runner. Generation after generation has come to love this midsize SUV for its near-bulletproof reliability, excellent build quality and strong resale value. Although the 4Runner has grown larger and more luxurious over the years, at... Read 4Runner Review
Avalon
KBB Review: The 2008 Avalon is Toyota's flagship sedan. One step above the popular Camry, the full-size Avalon offers a generous interior packed with so much luxury many owners consider the car to be almost Lexus-like. In what has long been the domain of the domestic automakers, the Avalon offers... Read Avalon Review
Camry
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota Camry now offers the Hybrid Synergy Drive system which, like the Prius, employs a frugal four-cylinder engine teamed with a powerful electric motor. Unlike the Prius, the Camry Hybrid does not stand out in a crowd, an important difference for the eco-friendly driver who... Read Camry Review
Corolla
KBB Review: The original Toyota Corolla, a small rear-drive subcompact, arrived in the United States in the late 1960s; by the 1970s the second-generation version was the best-selling import in the country and new Corollas have followed every four or five years since. This stylish tenth-generation... Read Corolla Review
FJ Cruiser
KBB Review: Sold in the U.S. from 1960 to 1983, the Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser remains one of the most respected off-road vehicles of all time. The Land Cruiser nameplate survives to this day, in fact, but affixed to a much bigger, much more expensive vehicle. Toyota's 4Runner has also grown, both in... Read FJ Cruiser Review
Highlander
KBB Review: The first Highlander arrived in 2001 as Toyota's third car-based crossover SUV, following the compact RAV4 and the mid-size luxury Lexus RX 300. As the Toyota brand's more affordable version of the RX, it, like the RX, was built on the Camry sedan platform. And like its Lexus cousin,... Read Highlander Review
Land Cruiser
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser takes the best attributes from several different types of vehicles---luxury sedan, minivan, serious off-roader, full-sized pickup---and combines them to produce a comfortable, roomy and capable SUV. The flagship of Toyota's six-SUV fleet offers seating for... Read Land Cruiser Review
Matrix
KBB Review: The 2009 Toyota Matrix offers a sporty, but practical and reasonably priced alternative to either mundane sub-compact cars or bulky crossover SUVs. Released as an early 2009 model, the new Matrix gets more appealing styling, an optional 158-horsepower 2.4-liter engine, crisper steering... Read Matrix Review
Prius
KBB Review: At the cutting edge of automotive design and technology, the 2008 Toyota Prius is propelled by a hybrid powerplant consisting of a battery-powered electric motor teamed to a gasoline engine. The two units can work in tandem or individually, allowing the Prius to earn uncommonly good... Read Prius Review
RAV4
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota RAV4 underwent a major evolution in 2006, growing in size and price. Toyota's smallest SUV left its long-time rival, the Honda CR-V, in the feature-content dust by offering seating for seven and an optional V6 engine. Moving upscale can have its drawbacks, however, and... Read RAV4 Review
Sequoia
KBB Review: The significantly revised 2008 Toyota Sequoia was designed with long road trips in mind. Greater width and length help increase rear passenger room, and adults can now ride comfortably in the third-row seats. This full-size sport utility vehicle can be quickly reconfigured into a... Read Sequoia Review
Sienna
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota Sienna is considered one the best minivans on the market today. Although not as big as the Honda Odyssey or Dodge Grand Caravan, the Sienna is still a sizable family hauler with room for up to eight persons. An attractive feature you won't find on any other minivan is... Read Sienna Review
Solara
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota Camry Solara Convertible offers genuine four-passenger seating, a spacious trunk and a velvety-smooth ride for about the same price as an entry-level premium sedan. Available in three trim levels, all powered by a smooth and efficient V6 engine, the Solara Convertible... Read Solara Review
Tacoma Access Cab
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota Tacoma may be the Japanese automaker's smallest pickup, but it has long since left the realm of the compact courier. The Tacoma is the best selling pickup in its segment and dwarfs the Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado in every area that counts. Its closest competitors... Read Tacoma Access Cab Review
Tacoma Double Cab
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota Tacoma may be the Japanese automaker's smallest pickup, but it has long since left the realm of the compact courier. The Tacoma is the best selling pickup in its segment and dwarfs the Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado in every area that counts. Its closest competitors... Read Tacoma Double Cab Review
Tacoma Regular Cab
KBB Review: The 2008 Toyota Tacoma may be the Japanese automaker's smallest pickup, but it has long since left the realm of the compact courier. The Tacoma is the best selling pickup in its segment and dwarfs the Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado in every area that counts. Its closest competitors... <