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Has been slowly taking over the world for years and, without anybody really noticing, is now the biggest car maker in the known universe (since the Uranus Motor Corporation went bust). Could buy GM with its pocket money but still can’t build anything remotely exciting.
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Auris
£14,495 - £21,745
Refresh for Toyota's family hatchback promises much but once again fails to deliver. Looks good, though.
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Avensis
£18,450 - £27,210
All new car? Er, actually, it's not. In true Toyota fashion, it's about as much fun as a 50-plus swingers party. That said, the interior's good and it's fine on a motorway.
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Avensis Tourer
£19,485 - £28,885
It's like an Avensis. But it has a boot. This doesn’t make it any more exciting than the Avensis. It does, conveniently, mean you can transport more stuff. Clever, eh?
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AYGO
£8,495 - £10,250
Also sold as the Citroen C1 and Peugeot 107, this is the one you want - particularly in GT86 orange...
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Hilux
£13,645 - £18,645
Sixth generation of Toyota's legendary pick-up is a bona-fide off-roader. Buy one and make your neighbours cower in your majesty.
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iQ
£10,445 - £12,515
Despite its innovative approach, Toyota’s iQ doesn’t live up to the hype. Well, not quite
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Land Cruiser
£35,350 - £45,575
Forget Land Rover, this is the vehicle worshipped in the world’s most hostile and unforgiving environments. But, as Kensington isn’t one of these, do you need one?
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Land Cruiser V8
£62,285
Probably the car that gave Red Ken more sleepless nights than anything, and you’ve got to love it for that. Utterly bulletproof luxo-truck. Peace of mind, Baghdad style.
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Prius
£20,845 - £32,895
Ok, so it’s for pious do-gooders. That and the price aside, it’s a decent family choice.
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RAV4
£22,595 - £29,295
Bigger and more refined than its predecessor, the latest RAV4 is no longer for the young at heart.
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Urban Cruiser
£15,105 - £17,115
Shock horror! Toyota attempts to appeal to the ‘yoof' with a blocky, funky city MPV that borrows heavily from the American-only Scion xD.
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Verso
£17,495 - £23,445
The Verso has a smart new look and is unexpectedly better to drive. Pity interior space isn’t better though
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Yaris
£11,170 - £14,760
A tough, reliable Japanese supermini, the Yaris does everything you'd expect. And maybe a little bit more
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