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2015 New York International Auto Show – 2016 Scion iA and iM Reveals – Doug Murtha
Doug Murtha, Group Vice President of Scion Division reveals the 2016 Scion iM hatchback and iA sedan at the 2015 New York International Auto Show on Tuesday, March 31, 2015.
Read More2015 NADA/J.D. Power Automotive Forum – Mark Templin
Lexus International Executive Vice President Mark Templin speaks at the 2015 NADA/J.D. Power Automotive Forum in New York on March 31, 2015.
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National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation Launches from Dallas
TORRANCE, Calif. (March 31, 2015) – Fresh water is a precious resource, something that is a vital part of daily life and sustainability. But steps must be taken now to ensure that the supply isn’t depleted at such a rapid rate. Toyota realizes this importance and, for the fourth consecutive year, is partnering with the Wyland Foundation to sponsor the National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation.
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Hey Mr. DJ! Toyota Manufacturing Lets the Beat Drop
NEW YORK (March 31, 2015) – The backbeat kicks in. Momentum builds. The star of the show takes center stage. It’s the opening number of one of the world’s best-selling acts, but not quite who you’d think. It’s the 2015 Toyota Corolla rolling off the production line in its own “Gifony” remix. And the DJ is you.
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Lexus and Toyota Roll-Out Low-Cost Automated Braking Safety Packages
NEW YORK, NY, March 30, 2015 - The world’s first compact crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV) and the world’s first luxury crossover SUV are helping to bring advanced safety technology to the mass market; raising the bar and lowering the price. The move is a major stride towards Toyota’s vision of a mobility future that improves safety and is more convenient for everyone, bringing a package of automated driver assist technologies closer to the mainstream.
Meet Steve. The Dummy.
His job? To walk in front of vehicles.
Steve is a moving dummy (also known as a mannequin) that stands in for a pedestrian crossing a road. Mannequins like Steve – which come in adult and child sizes – mimic different walking speeds and angles to allow for realistic testing situations.
