Associates

Where in the world is this Tundra? And who knew? Keep reading . . .

Don't be a loser! Be a reuser! That admonition is one of 116 environmental slogans conceived by Toyota associates as part of Earth Day celebrations across the nation. Words were accompanied by work that transformed associates and their families into green machines.

As a student defies gravity by a few degrees, this Tundra arrives at its future home after towing a space shuttle that used to leave Earth’s gravity in the stardust. Where in the world is it?

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Nancy Davies is vice president of Toyota Logistics Services (TLS). Here, she discusses the critical role TLS plays in processing vehicles and transporting them from Toyota’s North American ports and manufacturing plants to its dealers. In addition, she offers advice on how associates can grow within the larger Toyota organization.

When joining what feels like a boys' club, women may feel like outsiders. But that doesn't mean they shouldn't speak up. And that's exactly what four women did during a recent panel discussion about successful women in male-dominated industries.

For many, a car is more than sheet metal. It’s sweet metal. To learn whether you’re sweet on your vehicle, Driver’s Seat conducted a poll last week. Read on for the results...

The new Toyota Motor Sales president, Kazuo Ohara, is known for being an avid walker, an odd hobby perhaps for someone who’s made a career in the car business. But, rest assured, he is well grounded when it comes to Toyota and its competitive landscape.

Do you treasure your Toyota? Are you sweet on your Scion? Do you lust after your Lexus? Please take our poll and let us know how close you are to your car.

If it’s true that it takes 24 hours for the Earth to make a full rotation, then Drew Sills must be from another planet. How else could he hold down a full-time job with Toyota Logistics Services (TLS), fulfill his duties as a husband and father and train for a 50-mile ultra marathon? There’s just not enough time in the day. Or is there?