Toyota appears to be playing games by disguising the yet-to-be-released sports version of the Aurion large car. The heavily disguised test mule - looking suitably sinister with its black paint ...

If you’d like that too, then you just might be in luck. Toyota has been previewing the Aurion Sports Concept. It’s a much more aggressively styled car that looks to be “all show and all go ...

Toyota stands astride the Australian new-car ... The boot is a VE-beating 504 litres but the Aurion sports models lose the advantage of split-fold rear seat because of extra bracing across the ...

Toyota will be launching a new version of the Aurion sedan sold in Australia that ... a more basic 3500S and the better equipped 'sports luxury' 3500SL flagship. Both models send up to 323hp ...

There's no sport mode button, but adaptive software soon learns ... although the old-fashioned space-intruding boot hinges are a letdown. By Toyota standards the Aurion has character. The ...

the 2015 Aurion features not just styling upgrades, but also increased safety, sophistication and driver involvement. At least, that’s what Toyota would like us to focus on. In case this car loo ...

Toyota has just debuted the Aurion Touring Special Edition ... Sportivo radiator grille, sports headlamps, sports rear combination lamps, “50th Anniversary” decals and sports pedals.

Toyota Aurion is well priced from $36,490 to compete with the equivalent ... while the Sportivo gets contrasting colour sports seats with added lateral support for firmer cornering. Aurion's external ...

But can a big, front-wheel-drive car like the Aurion actually be turned into a sports sedan? Certainly, Toyota Australia's five-year development effort was looking shaky after a reliability issue ...

It was linked to a regular torque converter six-speed automatic transmission with a sports shift function, and unlike the Commodore and Falcon it was front-wheel drive. 2012 Toyota Aurion Sportivo ...