Toyota
- proper noun
- /təˈjoʊtə/
- I toss them into the bed of a parked Toyota pickup truck.
- Toyota vehicles
- Toyota Prius
- Toyota and Honda
She was sponsored by by Toyota, LG phones.
- She was sponsored by by Toyota, LG phones.
- We have Tesla, Ford, Toyota, and then one Honda.
- We support almost every Honda and Toyota made this year.
- So it's like comparing a Toyota Corolla to a Supra.
- BMW, Honda, Toyota, Like you're just listing car brands.
- Like, Ty, would you rather smile in a Toyota or cry in a Lambo?
- You know, something like a Toyota Scion xB.
- You can kind of compare these in the way you would a Toyota to a Lexus.
- And I'll tell you what, I almost bought a Toyota today because of that.
- Well, hey, then Japan, you know, Sony and Toyota, they're making good products.
- And Koji suggests that Toyota needs to undergo a drastic change.
- Let's say a car reviewer is paid by Toyota to test drive a new Toyota.
- But I get out and it is a it's a Toyota.
- We don't build safe tech the way Toyota build safe cars, yo.
Examples
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We have Tesla, Ford, Toyota, and then one Honda.
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I did a little research, and I found a 2013 Toyota Corolla, in town, in excellent condition.
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We used to have a Toyota when I was a kid.
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And I'll tell you what, I almost bought a Toyota today because of that.
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Well... she was working in that Toyota plant back there in Kentucky.
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My parents bought their first car, the Toyota Corolla, in cash in New Jersey.
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"Look at that, he's driving a Toyota that's two years older than mine."
Fiction book (1996) -
It could be my Suburban, it could be my Toyota Camry.
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"Is that an S.U.V.?" a friend asked him, pointing to my parents' Toyota sedan.
Academic text (2007) -
My friend just bought a brand new Toyota sedan that has great fuel efficiency.
Synonyms
A company that makes cars
A business that makes and sells cars
A company that makes cars
A business that makes and sells cars
A company that makes cars
Company that makes cars
A company that makes cars
A company that makes cars
Surface Forms
Etymology
Toyota comes from the founder's family name Toyoda, which breaks into toyo and da, meaning 'abundant' and 'rice field'. They changed the spelling to Toyota because it is easier to write and some people thought it would bring luck, so today Toyota is known around the world as a car maker.