Toyota Models

This Japanese subcompact traceable to the 1970s began life in 1973 as a higher-grade coupe derivative within an existing small-car line, then became a standalone nameplate in 1978. From there it evolved through five g...

Toyota’s sports car nameplate began as a performance-oriented version of the Celica and reached the U.S. market for the 1979 model year. Early cars wore the Celica Supra name and were positioned as upscale, rear-wheel...

This North American full-size pickup was introduced for the 1993 model year as the brand’s first serious move into the larger truck segment. It was developed to sit above the compact pickup line and to compete with th...

This midsize pickup nameplate was introduced for the 1995 model year, replacing the earlier compact Toyota Pickup in the United States and giving Toyota a fresh entry for buyers who wanted a tougher, more modern truck...

This compact Toyota nameplate debuted in Japan in 1978 as one of the company’s first front-wheel-drive passenger cars, positioned as an efficient, practical small car for everyday use. Toyota chose the name to evoke a...

Introduced for the 1999 model year, this full-size pickup marked Toyota’s first entry into the North American full-size truck market and the company’s first full-size pickup built in the region. It was developed speci...

This North American-market rear-drive people mover arrived for the 1984 model year as Toyota’s answer to the emerging minivan segment. It was offered in both passenger-oriented and cargo-focused forms, with the passen...

This nameplate first appeared for the 2009 model year as a North American-market crossover positioned between a sedan and an SUV, with Toyota pitching it as a stylish five-passenger alternative to a conventional famil...

Toyota introduced this nameplate in 1999 as its new global small-car line, first shown in Europe and positioned as a compact model with a roomy cabin and modern packaging for the segment. From the outset, it was inten...

This nameplate arrived for the 2017 model year when Toyota brought the former Scion iA into the Toyota lineup as the Yaris iA. It was positioned as an entry subcompact sedan with a sporty emphasis and was sold in the ...