Toyota Expert Reviews

Smooth, quiet and comfortable, the 2021 Camry Hybrid is still a pleasant transportation device, but the value equation for its extra-cost hybrid powertrain is questionable.

The 2020 Toyota C-HR uses its funky styling (mostly) to its advantage, with a generous helping of standard safety features.

The 2021 Sienna is refreshing in some ways, but other aspects will make you wish Toyota had stuck to a more conventional approach with its minivan.

Replacing the 2021 Corolla’s suspension with a sportier one sadly does not make for a sporty Corolla.

Despite its unusual looks, the new Yaris sedan works quite well thanks to a combination of frugality and fun that’s surprising and appealing.

The 2021 Toyota Venza delivers an upscale interior and a sedate driving experience that outweigh minor interior and multimedia foibles.

The 2021 RAV4 Prime plug-in hybrid combines impressive efficiency with powerful acceleration, though it’s a bit rough around the edges beyond that.

The Supra’s new four-cylinder makes the sporty coupe more accessible, but the six-cylinder’s attitude and raucousness is the best way to get the Supra experience.

The 4Runner’s combination of old-school looks and off-road capability stand out, but other SUVs offer similar off-road abilities with better fuel economy and more comfortable on-road dynamics.

Toyota redesigned its Highlander and Highlander Hybrid for 2020. We traveled to Texas to test out both SUVs; here’s our first take.