If you're tuned into the auto world, you may know that the all-electric Toyota RAV4 EV (scheduled for production later this year) recently made its debut a few weeks ago, but you might not know that a redesigned standard Toyota RAV4 will also be hitting production lines by early 2014. Attentive auto fans have already spotted the new RAV4 doing some testing, and they've noticed some exciting updates. From what we've heard so far, here's what you can anticipate from the 2014 model:

If relaxing in your standard recliner after a long day isn't quite suiting your needs, perhaps you'll be interested in one of the newest technologies from Toyota: the Toyota i-Real electric personal vehicle. This new personal vehicle was recently displayed to thousands of attendees at the 2012 Beijing Automotive Exhibition to the delight of many; however, no exact prices or production dates have been released to the public at this time.

Toyota might have said goodbye to the World Rally Championship (WRC) a few short years ago, but now the Japanese automaker is back for more, and it's bringing the lightweight Toyota Yaris along for the ride.

Japanese auto brand Toyota isn't a company that wants to be left in other automakers' design dust, and it's taking several precautions to keep from doing so. The company recently announced it has created a new framework for vehicle development which requires more creativity but 30 percent less capital (due to the greater use of shared parts).

This year is set to be a great one for Toyota Racing. With new, speedy models hitting the automaker's lineup, it's sure to be a fierce competitor at all of the races it participates in, including the Goodwood Festival of Speed at Goodwood House, Sussex, England, from June 28,1012-July 1, 2012.

Yesterday, Toyota launched a youthful new marketing campaign for the all-new 2012 Prius c two-door hatchback. The c stands for "city"- which is the vehicle's forte due to its ability to easily park and high fuel efficiency numbers. The new campaign is titled "The Game of Life with Prius c," and it's aimed at city-dwelling millennials. Partnering with Hasbro to use the classic Game of LIFE to explain the c's benefits and features, Toyota has created a playful concept that fully integrates the beloved childhood game.

Concept cars are usually a way for automakers and manufacturers to experiment with new technologies and designs. Many times, concept cars that are adored at auto shows only make it into production in very stripped-down forms. Sometimes the concepts don't make it into production at all. Japanese automaker Toyota has been teasing a new concept vehicle that may just do the latter, the Toyota FT-Bh, which will premiere at this year's Geneva Auto Show.

Are you part of (or know someone that's part of) an organization that helps those in need in our community? If your organization is looking for new transportation options, look now further than the "100 Cars for Good" program from Toyota. For the second year in a row, Toyota has kicked off this program, which awards 100 Toyota vehicles to U.S. nonprofit organizations over the course of 100 days. Winners will be determined through a public voting forum on the automaker's Facebook page, and applications will be accepted there as well. The deadline for entering is March…

We have to admit, here at Champion Toyota, we were beyond ourselves when we first viewed the new Toyota iQ prototype at the 2012 Toyko Auto Show. With its sporty, compact design, the Toyota iQ has impressed us for several years now while it's made its trip through Europe and Japan.  While we have traditionally seen the iQ branded as a Scion here in the United States, we're still excited to know that Toyota plans produce a special edition of the vehicle. We can only hope that the Toyota iQ's Scion iQ brother will receive the same…

The Toyota Tundra has been around for several years now, eleven to be specific. The Tundra has had its ups and downs over the years, but we can tell you that the 2012 model is better than ever.