The Daily Caller

Even with the improved forecasts, Toyota is unlikely to be back as the world’s top automaker

Japanese tsunami played a large role in Toyota’s reduced output and sales

Panel advises automaker to loosen centrally controlled corporate culture, to listen more to outside critics

Toyota will pay $32.4 million in fines for not disclosing accelerator problems sooner

Peugeot is revealing the new model this week

The world’s biggest seller of hybrid autos, and Tesla, the only company now selling U.S. highway-legal battery-powered cars join forces

U.S. auto sales may have run at the fastest pace this month since the 2009 “cash for clunkers” program as Toyota Motor Corp.’s incentives to counter global recalls spurred rivals to match the discounts

More than four in 10 Americans say they ‘would definitely not buy a Toyota,’ according to a recent poll

Toyota hires big name consulting firm to help with woes

The gloom is lifting a bit from the Japanese economy, as sharp growth from China and other Asian neighbors is lifting exports and spurring more capital spending by the nation’s manufacturers

Toyota is scrambling to reassure consumers and dealers after a U.S. recall for 2.3 million vehicles that need a part for gas pedals fixed