Toyota A-BAT, Future Compact Pickup

Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), USA, Inc.. will release his latest concept vehicle pickup, the Toyota A-BAT at the exhibition 2008 North American International Auto Show, Detroit, USA which will take place next January 13. This pickup combines the environmentally friendly technology, relief space, versatility and style.

Technical Specifications: TF109

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Technical Specifications: TF109

Monocoque	Moulded carbon fibre and honeycomb construction.
Fuel tank	ATL safety cell
Suspension	Carbon fibre double wishbone arrangement, with carbon fibre trackrod and pushrod.
Dampers	Penske
Wheels	BBS forged magnesium
Tyres	Bridgestone Potenza
Brakes	Toyota/Brembo callipers, Brembo master cylinders, Hitco material (carbon/carbon)
Steering	Toyota power-assisted steering. Toyota carbon fibre steering wheel with Toyota / Magneti Marelli instruments
Driver's seat	Carbon fibre
Restraints	Takata
HANS device	Hubbard-Downing
Electronics	Toyota, Magneti Marelli plus McLaren Electronic Systems ECU (as required by FIA rules)
Transmission	7-speed unit plus reverse
Overall length	4636 mm
Overall height	950 mm
Overall width	1800 mm
Overall weight	605 kg including driver and camera

The American car Jumped in Summer

News today there are a lot of nice cars and also meet the standards of our economy.But you know what some people assume that the car is a pretty fancy stuff then what about the opinions of artists such as David Guetta?

Indeed, the higher the price of the car which is a scourge for us. Sometimes when it was purchased a short time later the price jumped down.

So a little regret, as the price of the Ferrari is quite stable in comparison with the output of Toyota and Honda cars.

Toyota says output to return to normal by Dec

 Toyota Motor Corp said it could take until the end of the year before production has fully recovered to levels before the massive earthquake and tsunami on March 11 devastated Japan's northeast, disrupting the supply of key parts.

In the clearest forecast yet of how long it would take for the Japanese auto industry to recover, Toyota said output would start to pick up in July in Japan and around August overseas, with a complete recovery expected in November or December.

Until then, Toyota's domestic factories will continue to work at volumes equivalent to half of original plans, and at an average 40 percent outside

Toyota targets full North American output by September

Toyota Motors has said it expects its North American factory output to return to full capacity as early as September, faster than it had earlier forecast.

Toyota had curbed production at its factories in the region due to a shortage of parts in wake of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

It said eight out of 12 models produced at its North American factories have already returned to normal capacity.

Toyota is the world's biggest car maker.

Toyota has been operating many of its factories in Japan and other countries at reduced