What cars does Toyota make in Canada?

Manufacturing and engineering in Canada The Cambridge Facility currently produces the Toyota RAV4 (since 2019) and Lexus RX 350 (since 2003) and RX 450h (since 2014) and formerly produced the Toyota Corolla (1988–2019), Solara (1998–2003), and Matrix (2002–2013).

Which car is made in Canada?

Canada is one of the world’s top 10 largest producers of light vehicles. A combination of five different global OEMs build more than 2 million vehicles annually at their respective Canadian assembly plants, including Stellantis, Ford, General Motors, Honda, and Toyota.

Why are there no Toyota vehicles?

Toyota on Thursday announced temporary vehicle production cuts at operations in Japan and North America due to the global shortage of semiconductor chips. The move is expected to further cramp the availability of new Toyota cars and trucks, which have already been in short supply in some cases.

Why buy a pre-owned Toyota?

Toyotas hold their value extremely well – just look at the number of Canadian Black Book and Automotive Lease Guide Awards we take home every year, given to vehicles that best hold their residual and retained values over time. So when it comes to selecting a pre-owned vehicle, you know you’re in good hands with Toyota.

What are the benefits of Toyota certified used?

Here are just some of the program highlights: Behind the wheel of a Toyota Certified Used Vehicle, not only do you benefit from all of Toyota’s legendary quality, dependability and reliability, but you also have access to exclusive owner privileges and coverage options.

What are the privileges of a Toyota certified used vehicle owner?

Privileges of Toyota Certified Used Vehicle Ownership. Behind the wheel of a Toyota Certified Used Vehicle, not only do you benefit from all of Toyota’s legendary quality, dependability and reliability, but you also have access to exclusive owner privileges and coverage options.