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Many automotive engineers believe that hydrogen fuel cell technology is the future for cars. Of course, ongoing joke is that no matter what the year, hydrogen fuel cell technology is always "five years away." Toyota aims to finally change that with its flagship hydrogen fuel cell car, the 2017 Toyota Mirai..

Toyota constantly adapts to a changing market. They continue to change up their crossover SUV, never content to rest on their laurels. 2017 brings a host of few features and a new model, the 2017 Toyota RAV4 Platinum.

While we're sad that we aren't able to explore all the vehicles on display at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, we are stoked that the ladies and gentlemen from AutoGuide.com are there making amazing videos for all of us to enjoy. They just covered the 2017 Toyota C-HR and, while we've seen this compact crossover before, this time it's not a concept and is the final production model! With both a gasoline-powered and hybrid version, gorgeously dynamic styling, and tons of features to keep you safe and entertained, this could be the small crossover of…

Small, stylish, and sure to leave you smiling every time, the 2016 Toyota Corolla is here! As the best-selling compact car in the United States for most of the past 20 years, the Corolla is one truly amazing vehicle and the folks at The Car Connection certainly agree. From the two engine choices with power and efficiency to spare, the angular and aggressive design sure to catch attention, and the quiet and comfortable cabin with soft-touch materials and tons of features and tech, you'll be ready for anything.

It's compact, it's stylish, it's fun to drive, and it just happens to be the world's most popular car ever built: it's the Toyota Corolla and we here at Del Toyota Inc. absolutely love it! The history of this car is long and interesting, so allow us to present it to you in brief video form. Here's Corolla Chief Engineer Shinichi Yasui, talking about where it started and where…

Are you a good driver? Are you a safe driver? Of course, we all want to believe the answer is a resounding "yes" but, sometimes, we aren't aware of all our bad habits behind the wheel. Our favorite Japanese automaker has set out to show parents just how receptive their children are; their teens pick up not only the good habits they display but also the bad. Take a look at the video below…