The low value of the U.S. dollar hasn't been beneficial to most of its citizens over the past few years, but it is good news for Japanese automaker Toyota, which is seeing extremely high yen value in its home country. Currently, Toyota sends U.S.-made vehicles to nineteen countries, but the company aims to significantly increase that volume to a total of 16,700 units. That may not sound like many vehicles here in the auto-hungry U.S., but in smaller car markets like South Korea and Saudi Arabia, that many units means a huge impact for…

The Insurance Bureau of Canada put out its annual list of "10 Most Frequently Stolen Vehicles" for  the 2012 year, and taking the top spot is the 2009 variant of the Toyota Venza.