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The Hyundai Kona’s reliability record is mixed: aggregate consumer surveys and brand-wide scores show generally favorable reliability, but multiple reports and owner accounts highlight serious issues ...
If your priority is lowest fuel use and biggest electric-first driving, recent lists consistently put compact PHEVs like the Toyota Prius Prime and small SUVs such as the Ford Escape PHEV and Kia Niro...
The story that a Japanese town was renamed “Usa” so its products could be labeled “Made in USA” is a long-standing urban legend; the city of Usa predates World War II and was not renamed for export fr...
Toyota has moved from decades of research to concrete, government‑certified plans to begin producing next‑generation and solid‑state battery cells starting in 2026, with pilot introductions in niche m...
Japanese automakers established significant manufacturing footprints in Canada beginning with early assembly experiments in the 1960s and accelerating in the 1980s as firms sought to avoid trade barri...
Federal disclosure and reporting show Jasmine Crockett accepted PAC money from a broad swath of corporate and trade PACs — telecom, pharmaceuticals, finance, defense contractors and major consumer bra...
You asked “How many bananas fit into a Toyota?” Available sources do not model bananas or give a simple “bananas per vehicle” number; none of the provided Toyota documents measure interior volume in b...
Plug‑in hybrid (PHEV) batteries typically give tens of miles of electric range per charge (commonly ~29–53 miles; some models like Toyota RAV4 PHEV list ~42 miles / 68 km) and—by many measures—retain ...
Hino is both a Japanese city—birthplace of the late‑Tokugawa Shinsengumi warrior culture celebrated each May—and the name of a major commercial vehicle maker, Hino Motors, now part of wider Toyota/Dai...
The most fuel-efficient non-plug-in hybrid on the 2025 market is consistently reported as the Toyota Prius, rated about 57 mpg in city driving and among the leaders in combined MPG; several outlets pl...
If your primary criterion is durability (long lifespan, low breakdown risk), the available reporting for 2025 points repeatedly to Toyota and Honda models and brands as the safest bets: iSeeCars finds...