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Latest News Features Manufacturing Mobility Corporate Toyota Surprises 1 Millionth SmartPath Customer With Free RAV4 September 05, 2025 Product 2026 Toyota Highlander Gets Standard All Wheel Drive Across the Lineup. Toyota is revving up to ramp up its manufacturing, urging its U.S. dealer network to get prepared for more vehicles to sell on showroom floors-with more than 20 new, refreshed, or special edition models set to debut in 2025.

Toyota is telling its U.S. dealers to expect improved inventory as 2025 progresses, which it believes will lead to increased new. Your #1 source for auto industry news, content, and analysis.

Read articles that help your car dealership thrive. Japan's top automaker Toyota is reporting record sales for the fiscal year through March, but its profit for the latest quarter faltered partly because of a certification scandal. PLANO, Texas (Aug.

12, 2025) - Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) today announced executive changes designed to drive continued growth, advance its commitment to vehicle electrification and prepare for the future of mobility. Why it matters: Toyota has a reputation for being one of the industry's strongest franchises to own, especially in a premium market like Southern California. For Hong and Heuer, it represents an opportunity to enter one of the most desirable automotive retail segments with a brand known for reliability and strong resale values.

Best Practices Calif. Toyota dealership goes remote in search of used cars The flexible work is a win-win for the remote employees and the dealership, General Manager Brad Barnett said. As the auto industry waits to see how proposed tariffs from Washington will play out, Toyota dealers Jim Henne and Joseph Robinson say they've seen this type of disruption before-and they're ready.

In today's episode of Inside Automotive, they explain how their dealerships are applying COVID. 1. Toyota tells dealers to prepare for more inventory Toyota is flooding U.S.

showrooms with over 20 new or refreshed models in 2025. That's straight from David Christ, Group VP and GM, during a recent dealer meeting.