Other than a quick appearance in Gran Turismo Sport, Toyota has spent a couple of years out of the gaming spotlight, robbing fans of many a classic car to tear up a track with. That all changes on December 12, as Forza Horizon 4 will see one of Toyota’s finest mechanical hours dropped into that homage to car culture.

Falling asleep behind the wheel is a dangerous problem on the road and Toyota is looking to A.I. to curb the problem.

This year’s Need For Speed looks like more of the same: A crew of tropes, dressed in goofy “hip” clothing (DAMN KIDS), while Johnny Law is on your tail. Of course, in order to put the pedal to the metal, you’re going to need four wheels. And an engine. And a chassis. And other stuff.

Concept cars are sexy vehicles which the public will never get a chance to drive. Unless they've got a copy of Gran Turismo 6, as that game will allow players to take the new Toyota FT-1 for a spin.

If you, like me, are waiting very patiently for the release of Gran Turismo 5 then you will definitely want to see this very sexy trailer from Toyota and Polyphony. The FT-86 G concept car was first shown off at the Tokyo Motor Show last year and the great news about being a gamer is that we are going to …

The global economy is still in the crapper, leading to far fewer purchases of big-ticket luxury items like cars,  yachts, and private islands.  We all know that! All of us except Toyota, who’ve instead blamed a rather unlikely suspect – video games. Nipponese Journalist Masahiro Kawaguchi, in an article about “date cars” has quoted a Toyota executive as saying “"Home …