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Toyota has pulled the covers off their latest concept car, an 86 Shooting Brake … a wagon. A wagon. Might be the coolest concept this year?

Rumours suggest Peugeot and Citroen is only days away from announcing the launch of a ute, and with a platform-sharing deal with Toyota in hand for its vans, the HiLux could be the base.

Following on from Toyota’s announcement the Toyota 86 will be refreshed, Subaru Australia has confirmed the BRZ will also be updated for 2017.

The refreshed 2017 Toyota Kluger has broken cover ahead of its debut at the New York Motor Show later this month, it’ll arrive Down Under early in 2017.

Lego has announced it will release a kit via Lego Ideas of the Caterham Seven; the Danish company is also currently considering a Toyota LandCruiser.

The Toyota Camry has been Australia’s best-selling medium car for 22 years. Follow our weekly updates on life with the 2016 Toyota Camry Atara SX.

The Geneva Motor Show next month will host the global debut of the production-ready model based on the Toyota C-HR Concept.

Toyota has announced a global recall for Toyota RAV4 built and sold between 2005 and 2012 with 2.87 million vehicles involved worldwide.

Toyota has broken with tradition in its marketing for the 2016 Toyota Prius focussing on driving dynamics ahead of fuel efficiency.

Toyota has announced pricing and details for its race-ready Toyota 86 ahead of this year’s Toyota 86 Racing Series.

Toyota GAZOO Racing has announced it will take three cars, Lexus RC and RC F as well as a C-HR to the 44th 24 Hours of Nürburgring endurance race in Germany from May 26 to 29, 2016.

Toyota takes a leaf out of Mitsubishi’s book by combining a road car with an SUV to come up with its latest urban-oriented concept car, the ViRA – a mash-up of the Yaris and RAV4.

Autos are better for driving off-road, everybody knows that, but that doesn’t mean to say the manual 4WD isn’t worth a look.

Toyota has become the first car maker to adopt Ford’s open-source software SmartDeviceLink which allows access to smartphone apps via voice commands.

The refreshed Toyota RAV4 has joined 13 other revitalised Toyota models released in 2015, is on-sale now with prices starting from $27,990 (+ORC).