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When it comes to his Little Red Demon, Glen Allen is in it for the long haul. The 1996 pickup truck has racked up more than 1 million miles.

The RAV4 EV, unveiled today at the Electric Vehicle Symposium in Los Angeles, breaks new ground on multiple fronts -- including being the first vehicle to be developed by Toyota in partnership with Tesla Motors.

Toyota dealers have begun installing battery charging stations in their service departments in support of the launch of the Prius Plug-in hyrid.

To celebrate Earth Day on April 22, Driver’s Seat will spend the next few weeks focusing on Toyota’s environmental advances, from fuel-sipping vehicles to dealership charging stations. We’ve also launched a contest, which, we confess, may not conserve (brain)power.

The all-new 2013 Avalon debuted today at the New York International Auto Show. Not only does the car embody Toyota's commitment to developing more emotional and passionate vehicles, it also marks the beginning of a new era for vehicle development in America for the American market.

When it came time to redesign the Avalon, Toyota turned to a youthful design team at Calty Design Research studios in California and Michigan. Three of the designers share their visions -- and their verdicts.

After driving a Prius c, an automotive journalist proclaimed, “The hybrid for the masses has arrived.” He’s right. And it goes on sale today, bolstered by an ad campaign that helps younger consumers navigate the challenges of life with a virtual “Game of LIFE.”

What kind of cars might capture the imagination (and dollars) of drivers who are into in-dash technology? Take a look at two Toyota concepts that could connect with younger buyers whose cars are extensions of their electronics. Then take our poll and let us know which car you'd like to connect with.

The NS4 concept car not only has a sleeker look than traditional hybrids, it also takes a new look at traditional equipment. For example? Cameras replace conventional rear-view mirrors.

The Fun-Vii concept car takes flower power into the future. Not only can the car's exterior be customized, but a virtual navigation concierge can be conjured up inside.