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May 20
But only if the FIA green-lights the touted ‘world engine’
A formula one foray for Volkswagen would probably see the Audi or Porsche names above the garage doors. It has been reported for some time that the German carmaker giant is interested in entering the sport as an engine supplier but only if the FIA green-lights the touted ‘world engine’ for 2013.
Oct 01
Amid all the speculation about Toyota’s future in F1
The Cologne based team on Thursday announced a supplier agreement for the 2010 season. It is believed the Toyota Motor Corporation may not approve the team’s budget for next year at a November board meeting, but it has nonetheless been confirmed that ZF Sachs will supply dampers and clutches in 2010.
Sep 30
Money an obstacle to Toyota commitment – boss
Toyota’s team boss has plainly admitted that the ongoing participation of the Japanese carmaker in formula one is “unclear”. Tadashi Yamashina was earlier quoted by the Yomiuri newspaper as indicating that money, relating to the success of the parent company and also cost-cutting efforts within formula one, are issues to consider.
Toyota still have a lot of work to do if they are to challenge the likes of Ferrari and McLaren-Mercedes and ultimately win races, that’s the verdict of team principal, Tadashi Yamashina. 
Team boss Tadashi Yamashina says it is Toyota’s “dream” to win the formula one title with a Japanese driver. 
A significant figure will be missing from the Toyota pitwall as the 2008 season continues at Magny Cours this weekend.