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Toyota extends Great Toyota Sale

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TOP automotive manufacturer Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) announced its much-anticipated inventory clear-out sale which took place on Oct. 10 to 13 and extended the sale beginning Oct. 17 until 21.

Toyota customers can avail themselves of the brand’s best and biggest deals on 10 of its iconic nameplates. Registration started on Oct. 4 online at www.toyota.com.ph, or through any of Toyota’s 70 dealer outlets nationwide.

The Great Toyota Sale includes select variants of the locally made Vios and Innova, alongside segment best-sellers Fortuner, Hilux, Hiace, Avanza, Wigo, Corolla Altis, RAV4 and Yaris.

“The Great Toyota Sale offers irresistible deals for limited stocks, available only this weekend,” said TMP first vice president Cristina Arevalo. “We highly encourage everyone to come and visit their preferred Toyota dealership, and experience the joys of hassle-free car ownership.”

No special requirements are needed to avail of and reserve the 10 participating models, with discounts as much as P230,000. Interested customers may access its website for link details and reservations. For updates, follow the official Facebook page at www.fb.com/ToyotaMotorPhilippines. To know more about The Great Toyota Sale and its 10 participating models, customers can go to any of Toyota’s 70 dealerships nationwide. (PR)

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