Toyota Kirloskar Motor has been awarded the globally accredited Golden Peacock Award for its excellence in Occupational Health and Safety (GPOHSA) in the automotive sector. The award recognizes TKM’s hard work and commitment towards improving health and safety at work, which plays a crucial role for the employees.The award, considered a benchmark in occupational health and safety, underlines the company’s endeavors to achieve overall excellence. Prior to this, TKM has also won the Golden Peacock Environment Management Award in 2010 for best practices in environmental management.
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August 10, 2015 — Lexus International today announces its call for entries for the Lexus Design Award 2016. First launched in 2013 to foster the growth of ideas that can contribute to society, this international design competition aims to support up-and-coming creators from around the world.
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Extending invitations to local citizens of Bunkyo Ward, Toyota converted its lobby from a showroom into a relaxed, comfortable performance space for a concert featuring traditional instruments and dance. Elderly and disabled citizens were given special consideration in ticketing and seating, and Toyota staff volunteered to help organize and run the event.
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Lexus International today announces its call for entries for the Lexus Design Award 2016. First launched in 2013 to foster the growth of ideas that can contribute to society, this international design competition aims to support up-and-coming creators from around the world.
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Hi All,
Back again with a little issue, I,m wondering if anybody has experience or suggestions please.
I have a IS200, not used daily, I went t start it last weekend and it wouldn't run. It cranks and fires - but only for a second or so then cuts out. After four or five attempts the battery fell away (not cranking), so I jumped it off another car. After a few more attempts it struggled into life, it idled for a minute and the revs dropped and cut out. Jumped again, it ran ok if I kept the revs up but dies off when idling. No warning lights on and no fault codes displayed (with the OBD reader I have). This morning I replaced the battery, still runs for a second and cuts out. I have checked all connector plugs earth straps (put the jump lead from the battery neg to the engine!) fuel in the tank, and a smell of fuel after a few attempts vacuum hoses etc, fault persists.
The one thing I have noticed is that with the ignition on, there is a buzz coming from the throttle control area. I don't recall that this is normal - can anybody confirm / deny?
As the engine runs ok once it has started, I'm discounting the spark side of things, so it should be a air or fuel related. Throttle position doesn't have any effect, and I can see throttle opening and closing on the OBD.
For what its worth I put up a video here - the engine sounds rough as the cover is off the air filter https://youtu.be/LmpR8k46z6I
Thanks for any help!
I own a spec r s15 which i imported from Japan myself in february. Currently getting involved in importing some more cars for all the jdm enthusiasts
Come like the page on facebook KSR Imports might find something for yourselves 
Hi, everyone
I own a spec r s15 which i imported from Japan myself in february. Currently getting involved in importing some more cars for all the jdm enthusiasts
Come like the page on facebook KSR Imports might find something for yourselves 
All cars are serviced, fully inspected, MOTed and registered prior to sale.
Thanks




I am new to this. I own 1999 spec r s15 which i imported myself. Am originally from Lithuania, but lived in the UK for the last 7 odd years 
Started importing some more cars from the Japan for sale to other Japanese performance enthusiasts like me 
Please press like on facebook page KSR Imports, thanks 
They are a small Essex based company specialising in importing vehicles. All vehicles are fully serviced, inspected, MOTed and registered prior to sale.
Much appreciated 
In October, the award-winning Budapest Operetta and Musical Theatre will team up with Toyota for a series of charity concerts throughout the Asia Pacific. This year’s concert tour series is the latest installment in the Toyota Classics arts and culture program, which has raised almost USD 7 million over the course of its 25-year history.
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