About Hendy (Bournemouth)

Hendy Toyota Bournemouth have secured £1,600 from the Toyota Fund for a Better Tomorrow to support a vital charity in the community.

The donation will go to F.A.B Families and Babies, who provide support to new mothers who may be considering breastfeeding and/or have had a difficult start to breastfeeding. Their groups in Bournemouth, Poole and across Dorset provide guidance and support in a social setting, assisting new mothers at the start of parenthood.

The new Toyota RAV4 Hybrid has triumphed in 4×4 Magazine's 4×4 of the Year Awards, named Best Medium SUV.

Announced today, the award reflects the all-round qualities of the fifth generation of Toyota's compact SUV, launched in spring 2019. It also sustains RAV4's reputation for market-leading success since the original model created the concept of the recreational SUV 25 years ago.

Westover Toyota on Wallisdown Road, Bournemouth, has helped the Forest Holme Hospice Charity secure a donation of £1,500 from the Toyota Fund For A Better Tomorrow scheme.

Toyota’s Fund For A Better Tomorrow is a nationwide programme of grants that enable Toyota dealerships to apply for funding to support charities, schools and community projects in their local area.  

Toyota Gazoo Racing won the 86th 24 Hours of Le Mans over the weekend, where its cars took the chequered flag in first and second place. It was an historic first victory for Toyota in its 20th entry in the world-famous race.

The #8 TS050 Hybrid takes the chequered flag, closely followed by its #7 sister car

Toyota has announced its win of the Green Fleet Manufacturer at the Fleet News Awards, which shows “commitment” to improve environmental performance.

Presented at a ceremony in London this week, Toyota has said the honour reflects the company’s “commitment to constant improvement in the environmental performance not just of its vehicles, but every aspect of its worldwide business”.

The judges said: “Toyota’s commitment to environmental issues has been frequently dismissed over the years but the company was brave and stuck to its guns. It was the right thing to do.

The Metropolitan Police Service is set to team up with the Toyota Mirai to help create the world’s largest fleet of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell electric police vehicles.

The first of 11 cars have been delivered to the Met with support from the FCHJU* grants programme and are equipped to work as both marked and unmarked vehicles for overt and covert response, as well as general purpose use.