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Toyota teased its upcoming GR performance flagship at Japan’s Fuji Speedway. The LFA’s successor will wear GR badges in roadgoing and racing versions. Power comes from a hybrid setup featuring a twin-turbocharged V8 engine. Toyota is gearing up for a series of announcements tied to a new mysterious project that brings together its Gazoo Racing, Lexus, Century, and Daihatsu sub-brands. Ahead of the October 13 press conference, the company has released an early glimpse of a much-anticipated supercar set to carry the GR emblem. The news broke out on X where the official account of Toyota Motor Corporation shared photos of a new sign at the Fuji Speedway track in Japan named the “GT Corner”. This shows the classic Toyota 2000GT from 1967, the Lexus LFA from 2010, and a new supercar with the GR emblem on its nose. Whether the GT Corner name is simply symbolic or hints at the car’s official title, potentially GR GT, remains to be seen. More: Something Sinister Is Coming F...

How to Check if Your Car Has a Recall and What to Do Next?  Car recalls happen more often than you may realize, and ignoring them can put your safety at risk. A recall is issued when a manufacturer or safety authority identifies a defect that could affect performance, compliance, or driver safety. The good news? Most recall-related repairs are completely free. Here’s a step-by-step guide to check for recalls and make sure your car stays road-safe. Step 1: Locate Your VIN The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is your car’s unique fingerprint. It’s usually found on the driver’s side dashboard (visible through the windshield), inside the driver’s door frame, or on your registration documents. You’ll need this number to search for recalls. Step 2: Use Official Recall Portals Instead of relying on third-party websites, always check through your manufacturer’s official recall pages. Simply enter your VIN, and you’ll instantly see if your vehicle is affected: Toyota: www.toyota.com/reca...

Toyota has introduced the Camry Sprint Edition in India, priced at ₹48.50 lakh (ex-showroom) . With an updated design, premium features, and an exclusive dual-tone paint scheme, the new edition aims to attract luxury sedan buyers who want style along with performance. What’s New in the Toyota Camry Sprint Edition? The Camry Sprint Edition sets itself apart with its sporty dual-tone exterior , combining elegant shades with contrasting black elements. The sleek roof, blacked-out ORVMs, and stylish alloy wheels give it a more dynamic road presence compared to the standard Camry. Engine and Performance Powered by a 2.5-litre petrol-hybrid engine Paired with an e-CVT automatic transmission Delivers strong performance with excellent fuel efficiency, making it a top choice in the hybrid luxury sedan segment Interior & Features Inside, the Camry Sprint Edition offers the same luxurious cabin with: Premium leather upholstery 9-inch infotainment system with Android Aut...