RRG Stockport moved to its current site on St Mary's Way in Stockport over 10 years ago, and at 22,000 sq. ft, the Centre is one of the largest in the UK providing new and used car sales and servicing.
Consistently viewed as one of the most successful Toyota dealerships in the UK, RRG Stockport prides itself on the view that no job is too large or too small when catering for our customers varying requirements.
Sam Scharer, aged just 10, from Ysgol Bro Gwydir School, Llanrwst, Conwy, has won a nationwide competition to design a livery for a rally car which was unveiled by Toyota rally star Kris Meeke in Llandudno on the eve of this year’s Wales Rally GB. The multiple WRC round winner was joined by Gwenllian Roberts, the Welsh Government’s Chief Regional Officer for North Wales.
The new Toyota C-HR hybrid arrives with a choice of hybrid powertrains, a new multimedia system, handling improvements and design enhancements which further refine its bold look.
The new Toyota Corolla has collected another major honour, named the Affordable Hybrid of the Year in the 2019 Auto Express Awards.
New Corolla, launched in February this year, represents Toyota’s latest advances in self-charging hybrid technology, being the first Toyota to be marketed with a choice of two different full hybrid powertrains. It also reaps the dynamic, safety and design benefits of being constructed on a Toyota New Global Architecture – TNGA – platform.
All three Toyota Gazoo Racing World Rally Team drivers came away from the Tour de Corse with points to their credit on Sunday. Success was hard-won in the fourth round of the 2019 FIA World Rally Championship, however, with each car suffering setbacks during the three-day event.
The Toyota Prius has seen off all comers in the 2019 Auto Express Driver Power survey to take the gold award as the New Car of the Year.
The honour is all the more significant for being based on the opinions and real-world experiences of thousands of UK motorists.
From Britain’s farms and construction sites, to frozen polar wastes, the Toyota Hilux has proved itself a trusted top performer whatever the environment. Now it has gone further in its world-conquering achievements by claiming Toyota’s first victory in the ultra-gruelling Dakar rally.
The freezing cold weather is undoubtedly upon us, with temperatures due to plummet in the coming weeks. The idea of having a blast of your air-con in the chilly season might seem counter-intuitive in the minds of most motorists, but many experts maintain that using it during these colder months actually prolongs the life of your vehicle, and can help prevent any issues from occurring when the temperature shifts towards that warmer springtime climate and beyond.
British motorists eager to be the first to get the keys to an all-new Toyota Supra can secure a place in the order books from today.
The imminent return of Toyota’s legendary sports car has already provoked great anticipation among motorists keen to experience new Supra’s “no compromise” engineering and performance. Their appetite has been whetted by the car’s scene-stealing appearances this year at the Geneva Motor Show and Goodwood Festival of Speed, and glowing reviews from the first journalists to drive a prototype model.
In 2015, Toyota decided to instigate the democratisation of advanced safety features in its cars with Toyota Safety Sense, a set of active safety technologies designed to help prevent or mitigate collisions across a wide range of traffic situations. The ethos was to make these systems widely available across its model ranges, rather than reserving their use to higher specification vehicles, thus increasing their potential to reduce accidents and injuries.
Known for its ability to handle all kinds of tough terrain – including the North Pole, South Pole and the Dakar Rally – Hilux has been the go-to vehicle if you’re in the market for a powerful workhorse.
Its indestructible reputation has been built over seven generations of constant development and testing in the harshest of topographies. From navigating treacherous icy ridges to entering an active volcano – the boundaries of impossibility keep on being pushed.
To understand the full legend though, we first need to delve back to where it all began…
The Toyota Mirai has become the first hydrogen fuel cell electric car to drive the length of Britain from John O’Groats to Land’s End, in the process emitting nothing but a few litres of pure water along the way.
