#ToyotaYaris

The cost of owning a car is more than just your payment and monthly insurance premium. You have to maintain it, too.

The cheapest way into the Toyota lineup for 2021 will now be the $20,780 Corolla sedan—an increase of $4,175.

Update: Half the year is now done and though 2020 hasn’t been the ideal year so far, there is still hope on the horizon for people expecting some new and exciting cars and SUVs

Toyota is growing its crossover lineup with the Yaris Cross, its smallest high-riding offering yet.

Toyota has revealed what it will be showing off at this year’s New York Auto Show. 

The Toyota Yaris will be competing in the World Rally Championship (WRC) and new rumors suggest that the rally car could spawn a hot hatch variant of the little production car.

The Land Rover Discovery Sport continues to garner the attention of automotive shoppers worldwide.

Car shoppers are flocking to AutoGuide.com‘s YouTube channel to help find the best vehicle to fit their budget.

A Japanese sub-compact shootout mixed with a little bit of luxury and performance are on the menu this week at AutoGuide.com.

Toyota has a fine lineup heading to Las Vegas this year for the annual SEMA Show.

It’s 2014 and there are STILL cars out there with four and five-speed gearboxes. You may be asking “What’s wrong with that?” and the answer is “Everything!”

Toyota has pulled the wraps off the 2015 Yaris, revealing new style both inside and out along with a small price increase. 

The Toyota Yaris is generally a pretty lamentable little car. This sub-compact hatchback is about as stylish as the grease-disposal bin behind your local truck stop.

Would you believe that you could get a vehicle with a 50-mpg combined rating for under $25,000?

How do you make a boring economy car exciting? Well, most automakers simply tack a letter “R” on the rear and call it a day. Fortunately the latest Toyota Yaris concept has far more substance than just a name badge.