-
Welcome to the UK Toyota Owners Club
An independent community for Toyota owners and enthusiasts to meet like-minded owners and get insights on modifying or problem-solving your Toyota. By being a member you can gain access to active community forums, videos, news, events and more...
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY, IT’S FREE
-
Club News
Toyota delivers easy charging access – at home and on the road
Convenient and affordable access to vehicle charging facilities – both at home and in public places – is a prime consideration for people who want to make the switch to electric and plug-in electrified vehicles. Supporting its commitment to reducing carbon emissions and achieving future carbon neutral mobility, Toyota is introducing Toyota HomeCharge, a new domestic chargepoint that’s designed to work seamlessly with Toyota vehicles and the MyToyota app. Toyota HomeCharge offers greater f
Toyota Owners Club |
Toyota News & ArticlesNew GR Sport II leads Toyota Hilux 2024 line-up
Order books open this week for the 2024 Toyota Hilux range, led by the new Hilux GR Sport II With even more powerful looks and benefiting from a series of technical adjustments, the GR Sport II celebrates Hilux’s formidable heritage as one of the world’s best-respected and most capable pick-ups, a status reinforced by multiple victories in the gruelling Dakar Rally. The new model has a double cab body and is powered by Hilux’s proven, 2.8-litre unit that delivers 201bhp/204 DIN hp105kW
Toyota Owners Club |
Toyota News & ArticlesThe all-new Toyota Land Cruiser: UK model range and pricing announced
Toyota has announced the UK model range and pricing for the all-new Land Cruiser. The latest generation of the legendary SUV will become available from July, with first deliveries to customers expected from September this year. Due to strictly limited supply and high customer demand, it is expected that the initial allocation of vehicles will be accounted for immediately. Backed by a heritage spanning more than 70 years, the all-new Land Cruiser is faithful to its origins as a vehicle
Toyota Owners Club |
Toyota News & ArticlesThe all-new Toyota Land Cruiser: a modern master true to its roots
The all-new Land Cruiser 250 is the latest generation of a model that across more than 70 years has built an unrivalled reputation for strength, reliability and the ability to cope with the harshest conditions, in all parts of the globe Today more than ever, the Land Cruiser is designed to be a vehicle you can rely on to take you anywhere and everywhere, and bring you back safe and sound. The Land Cruiser family has evolved down the years into three parallel series: The Station Wa
Toyota Owners Club |
Toyota News & ArticlesToyota announces pricing and sales process for the new GR Yaris
The new Toyota GR Yaris is expected to be one of the most in-demand new cars of 2024, building on the critical acclaim and public popularity of the original model which brought authentic World Rally-bred engineering to the road With only very limited numbers of the new GR Yaris available this year, Toyota (GB) is putting a tailor-made sales process in place to help ensure fairness. The company will be contacting existing GR Yaris owners and those who joined the waiting list for the car befo
Toyota Owners Club |
Toyota News & Articles -
Toyota Club Topics
1.0 Spark Plugs
Hi All, new owner of a 2011 1.0 auto. Some questions on spark plugs as I’m seeing more than one listed as suitable The previous owner had changed them. I checked today are they are Denso IKH20TT. On parts site I’ve seen SK16HR11 mentioned and SC16HR11 I noticed that ILH20TT is listed as suitable from 11/2013 I thought these engines stayed the same during the production run. The car has a bit of a shake at warm idle that I’m trying to troubleshoot. What plugs other 1.0 owners
LondonIQ |
IQ ClubToyota estima 2004 auto 2.4
Does anyone have any advice on my troublesome boot latch that doesn’t seem to want to lock the boot.
Philmoriarty497 |
Toyota Estima Forum 12005 Yaris steering feels notchy/sticky with gentle movement
Hi our 2005 Yaris vvti is lovely to drive but i've noticed when driving if i move the steering very very slightly left or right its a bit notchy or sticky When driving normally or going round corners and roundabouts its perfect, but when moved slightly left or right i can feel it a bit sticky and then it frees itself up Any ideas please as i understand theres no power steering fluid to top up Thanks in advance
Yarisnewbie1 |
Yaris & Yaris Cross Club 3 -
-
-
Topics
-
