It’s hard to believe, but in just two days it seems the double necktie will be a fashion trend. It’s much easier to believe that Toyota will be showing off a black Tacoma with KC lights styled after Marty McFly’s dream truck from the 1980s.
Toyota has a Lexus GS loaded with semi-autonomous technologies. The car is driving around Japan right now, without much help from its human driver/passenger.
Tacoma. That name brings many things to mind: rails and sails, whitebark pine trees, Mt. Rainier, and the Pacific Northwest. That being said, you might think Toyota’s new-for-2016 midsize pickup would be far away from home in Texas, a land of oil and gas and cowboy hats and boots.
Supplier diversity is being celebrated by the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, which announced today that Toyota has been selected as their “Corporation of the Year.”
Considering “The Jetsons” laid out a flawless concept design back in the early ’60s, it’s hard to imagine we still don’t have a proper flying car. But Toyota may just be hoping to change all that.