Review : Toyota Celica 2012

In truth, been a while since Toyota launched a sports car, and this seems to be the right time. The Toyota Celica for 2012 is expected well in advance, thanks to reports that Toyota will take this sports car and go up one level with direct spunky Subaru transmission. This means that these two manufacturers will partner to create a sporty two-door coupe, affordable and very attractive.

How the Toyota Celica Coupes Compare to Other Sports By partnering with Subaru, Toyota Celica 2012 should compete well with the Genesis Coupe Gyundai and Mazda MX5. These are sports cars semi relatively inexpensive (compared to their cousins ​​most luxurious).

Performance The 2012 Celica is equipped with a four-cylinder engine and a platform with rear wheel drive. Base models will be priced at approximately $ 17,000.

Interior Features The 2012 Celica has room for four, although the rear seat will not have enough space for adult passengers on long trips. This sports car is built for performance and comfort for front passengers, mostly.

Exterior Features The 2012 Celica has a hatchback with a sloping roof and a very modern look. Toyota and Subaru designed it to be a sports car with a high price look real but a relatively low price.

What to expect from Toyota Celica 2012 This partnership between Toyota and Subaru has been anticipated for a long time, thanks to Subaru's longstanding reputation when build sports cars and Toyota's reputation for comfortable interiors and consumer friendly. And with a price under $ 20,000, worth a look.

Review Toyota Land Cruiser 2012

Toyota Land Cruiser during 2011 has met sixty years, and to keep for next year, will receive some improvements. Is minimal, but will provide an update to one of the SUVs some truly authentic is still sold in the market.

Just starting VX to complete, was the Land Cruiser range. In the five-door version will combine suspensions KDSS (Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System). The suspension system increases driving comfort Land Cruiser on the road, while maintaining the ability of their excellent roads.

On the other hand, the Land Cruiser VX also now includes 18-inch wheels that allow wider tires on. And as an option can now be mounted direction xenon headlights, something not previously available.

Finally there is a new version called the company's NX and fleet, available only with the body 5-door, 5 seats and different because it incorporates a partition that separates the cargo area. Approval had N1.

Prices range from 2012 Toyota Land Cruiser

3 Doors
Land Cruiser D-4D GX € 40,250
Land Cruiser VX D-4D € 42,550
Land Cruiser VX D-4D AT € 44,850
D-4D Land Cruiser AUTO VXL € 54,000

5 door
D-4D Land Cruiser NX (fleet) € 38,750
Land Cruiser D-4D GX € 43,150
Land Cruiser VX D-4D € 46,400 MT
Land Cruiser VX D-4D AT € 48,700
D-4D Land Cruiser AUTO VXL € 61,950
D-4D Land Cruiser LIMITED € 70,200
Land Cruiser LIMITED V6 € 76,800

Toyota may trim 2012 production target

TOKYO (Reuters) Toyota Motor Corp. is expected to produce fewer vehicles next year than it had initially told its suppliers to expect, due to weakening demand in Europe and elsewhere, the Nikkei business daily reported today without quoting sources.

The new target of 8.65 million units would still set a new record -- and be slightly higher than its yearly production record of 8.53 million vehicles set in 2007. It would be about 20 percent more than the automaker's expected output this year, the newspaper reported.

But the company had, in August, told its suppliers to expect worldwide output of up to 8.9 million units next year, according to the daily.

The automaker is expected to finalize its 2012 production plans and notify major parts suppliers as early as next week, the Nikkei said.

For the current year, it had expected to produce 7.7 million vehicles, but is likely to manufacture only about 7 million due to problems caused by the Tsunami in Japan and the floods in Thailand earlier this year, the daily reported.

The next year will also see new plants come into production in China in the first half and in Brazil in the second half to meet growing demand from Asia and South America, Nikkei said.

Toyota will also come up with entry-level cars priced at around 1 million yen ($12,900) to target first-time buyers in emerging countries and raise its market share in such markets from around 8 percent to 10 percent, the paper added.

It intends to maintain its Japanese production at 3 million units as a cut in the Japanese automobile tonnage tax and a reinstatement of eco-car subsidies is likely to help domestic sales, the newspaper reported.