About Steven Eagell Toyota (Chelmsford)

The Automotive 30% Club is a voluntary network of MDs and CEOs from UK based automotive manufacturing, retailing and supplier companies, with the purpose of achieving a better gender balance within the automotive industry, and with the aim of filling at least 30% of key leadership positions in the member organisations with diverse women by 2030.

We were delighted to donate £2,000 to SERV Suffolk & Cambridgeshire, also known as “Blood Runners”, providing an essential service the local NHS Hospitals, Air Ambulance Services and more. The donation will go towards the running costs of their Toyota vehicles for another year servsc.org.uk

Following the launch of the GR Yaris, praises all over by road testers on the new Toyota hot hatch.

"All-New Yaris might be the most exciting addition to the hot hatchback market in a decade" 5/5 from Autocar

"The GR Yaris is superb - the best Toyota we've ever driven" 10/10 from Top Gear - 

"Toyota GR Yaris review: this sensational special project takes the hot hatchback crown" 5/5 from Daily Telegraph

We are delighted to be ranked at number 31 in the Sunday Times Grant Thornton Top Track 250.

Our Founder and Managing Director, Steven Eagell, said:

"This is a fantastic endorsement of our strategy of organic growth, carefully considered acquisitions and our passion for delivering an outstanding customer experience at every touchpoint within our business." 

For more information on the prestigious Top Track 250 visit - http://fasttrack.co.uk

The Toyota Mirai has become the first hydrogen fuel cell electric car to drive the length of Britain from John O’Groats to Land’s End, in the process emitting nothing but a few litres of pure water along the way.

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.