Toyota

Camry
When a car becomes more, it surprises you at every turn. And, with an EPA highway rating of 34 mpg, Camry's surprise is a pleasant one. Even better, the Camry Hybrid has an EPA rating of 40 mpg in the city. So, while Camry rejuvenates the senses, it does so sensibly. Every Camry-the race-inspired SE, the impeccable XLE and the ultra-efficient Camry Hybrid-is engineered to change not just the way you feel about cars, but the way you feel, period. Buy a Camry Hybrid now, and you may be eligible for Federal Tax Benefits. Plus, several states now allow single-occupant use of the carpool lane for Camry Hybrid.

Camry Solara
You disdain the shortcut. You reject the straightaway. You judge your commute only by how many twists and turns it has. Because, somewhere along the way, you got this crazy idea that driving ought to be fun. Well, fun is the very platform on which the new 2007 Toyota Camry Solara was built. Stylish, flowing lines leave no doubt that this is one very sporty car. An agile suspension, available 210-hp VVT-i V6, and Optitron meters will have you leaning into every turn with a smile on your face. And Solara's available DVD navigation system, BluetoothR wireless technology, and MP3 compatibility should keep you happily engaged while you're between those bends in the road. The 2007 Solara. The most fun you can have from point A to point B.

Corolla
You've got a strong sense of where you're headed in life. So, all you need now is the right set of wheels to get you there. Enter the 2007 Corolla. Under its skin of stylish, contemporary design is a foundation of legendary quality, dependability and value. But, out on the road, the new Corolla is all about thrilling you with a fun-to-drive attitude that's a perfect match for your own. And no matter which model you choose - the CE, the well-appointed LE, or the aggressively styled S - one thing's for sure. Wherever it is your Corolla takes you, you're going to get a lot more satisfaction out of driving there.

Matrix
Where the day takes you is anyone's guess. How you get there isn't. You'll take the versatile 2007 Toyota Matrix with its 5-speed manual transmission, available integrated front fog lamps, spoiler and loads of cargo space. Finally -- a car that can keep up with everything. Including the occasional change of plans.

Prius
When Toyota introduced the Prius, America couldn't get enough of them. So we've made more for you, and now Prius is being offered at an even better value. IntelliChoice agrees, ranking Prius the Best Overall Value of the Year with an EPA-estimated combined city/highway 55 miles per gallon and an Advanced Technology Partial Zero Emission Vehicle (AT-PZEV) rating. Well equipped with standard features like Push Button Start, cruise control, keyless entry, power door locks and windows, and a liquid crystal multi-information display, the 2007 Toyota Prius offers great value for a great price. Buy a Prius now, and you may be eligible for Federal tax benefits.

Yaris
Ever wondered why great design has to cost an arm and a leg? Well, we asked ourselves that same question and came up with a great idea. Make that two great ideas. The Yaris Liftback and Yaris Sedan. Available MP3/WMA playback capability means the soundtrack to your ride will be composed from your favorite playlists. Need a little extra space? More center pockets, cup holders, console trays and map pockets provide enough space to please any pack rat. And Liftback's available 60/40 split, reclining, sliding, fold-flat rear seat makes storage a moot point. With exceptional EPA gas mileage ratings - up to 40 mpg highway, the car you can afford to drive is finally the car you actually want to drive.

Tacoma
Where does your mind take you when you think of an available 236-hp V6 matched to a rugged 6-speed manual transmission? Does it take you to the desert? The woods? The river? With a durable inner bed made from impact-resistant Sheet-Molded Composite (SMC) and a versatile deck rail system with adjustable tie-down cleats, the new Toyota Tacoma has the muscle and versatility to take your ATVs, dirt bikes or watercraft to wherever you want to go.

Tundra
Watch the Behind the Scenes video that shows how we made our TV ads. No special effects, no miniature sets or scale models. Just the new All New Toyota Tundra truck and a 60 foot tall, 272 foot long seesaw in the middle of the desert. It's simple: You want to know whether Tundra has the guts-the size, strength, stamina and sheer capability-to do the work you need done. The work of a true, full-size truck. Offered with an available 381-horsepower 5.7-liter V8 engine, the new Tundra is no ordinary 1/2-ton. While here, you can look at the raw specs. You can read about its advanced features. But there's only one way to really see if it has the guts: Experience it for yourself. The all-new 2007 Tundra. It's the truck that's changing it all.

4Runner
You've got a list of places you promised yourself you'd experience. The 2007 4Runner is your escape vehicle. With an available 260-hp VVT-i V8, it's a high-tech machine that can take you to high ground. And its TorsenR limited-slip differential with locking feature, Downhill Assist Control (DAC), available DVD navigation system optional Bluetooth (R) wireless technology and satellite radio mean 4Runner is endowed with the capability and technology to take you places you'll never forget.

FJ Cruiser
The FJ Cruiser is the latest in a long line of celebrated off-road vehicles from Toyota. And in the tradition of the legendary Land Cruiser family, the FJ Cruiser is not only engineered to conquer anything Mother Nature has to offer, but to keep coming back for more. Find out what Rod and Ryan Millen did to prepare their FJ Cruiser TRD for the rough-and-tumble, metal-crunching experience of racing the length of the Mexican peninsula in the famous Baja 1000. It's all in "Two Roads to Baja," presented by the SPEED Channel, starting Saturday, January 13. Click here for full schedule.

Highlander
The 2007 Highlander is as sophisticated as it is versatile, designed to match your lifestyle. With its generous cargo space, 60/40 reclining, split, fold-flat second-row seat with slide-forward capability and available third-row seat with 4-step recline fold-flat-into-floor capability, this SUV will go wherever your favorite activities take you. Its standard driver and front passenger front seat-mounted side airbags, and side curtain airbags for the front and second row, along with Toyota's Star Safety SystemT and available Leather Seat Package, make the 2007 Highlander a sophisticated travel companion. With a standard, powerful 4-cylinder engine and available V6, the Highlander rides so smooth you'll be reluctant to call it an SUV. There's even a Highlander available with Hybrid Synergy DriveR. Buy a Highlander Hybrid and you may be eligible for federal tax benefits. Plus, multiple states now allow single-occupant use of the carpool lane in your Highlander Hybrid.

Land Cruiser
For half a century, over 4 million Land Cruisers have traversed paths from the Dead Sea to the Himalayas. 2007 promises to be no different. With its available height control adjustment that raises and lowers the Land Cruiser up to 2.8 inches for greater ground clearance, it should have many more trails to forge. Sure, its available Bluetooth (R) hands-free technology, DVD entertainment and a sumptuous interior have softened its edges. But its husky VVT-i V8 will remind you of why Land Cruiser is a legend throughout the world.

RAV4
In a world where people are more comfortable when things are categorized, consider the thoughtfully engineered 2007 RAV4. It's just the right size to get chores done around town, while rugged enough to have some outdoor fun. No matter how you put this RAV4 to use, its utility allows you to arrange the seats and ample storage space to accommodate any combination of passengers and packages. Its exterior is sleek and stylishly sculpted. Yet the RAV4 rolls like a true SUV with a powerful 4-cylinder engine or an available 269-hp V6. Exactly what kind of SUV is the 2007 RAV4? One that's just too intelligent to be categorized.

Sequoia
Unplug the home entertainment. It's time to take your family on a real adventure - the more rugged and remote the better. Whether it involves towing a boat or simply transporting a bunch of adventure-seekers, the 8-passenger 2007 Toyota Sequoia is up to the challenge. A 6500-lb. towing capacity. Your choice of 2WD or 4WD. And an i-FORCE V8 VVT-i engine with 273 hp. Fast forward in real life with Sequoia.

Sienna
Was Sienna built for you or for your kids? Our engineers studied families and their kids so we could design a minivan to meet their specific needs. Obviously, the available cartoon-playing rear-seat DVD entertainment system gets every kid's okay. But the available JBL SynthesisR 10-speaker audio system plus touch-screen DVD navigation system with backup camera is a grown-up thing. To stay young at heart, the Sienna also comes complete with BluetoothR capabilities and satellite radio. With so many good things inside, we understand your desire for longer rides. And a new 3.5-liter engine will enhance your performance without sacrificing your MPG to make your ride just as long as you want it. And who benefits from standard three-row side curtain airbags, side-impact door beams and 3-point seatbelts in all seating positions? Clearly, the 2007 Toyota Sienna was built for the whole family.

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