Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMPC) extends its latest promo offerings until May 31. Customers can choose from “Pay Light”, “Pay Cash” or “Pay Low” packages to avail of cash discounts and low monthly amortization rates.

“Pay Light” offers monthly plans for as low as P6,400 for Vios 1.3E M/T and P7,400 for Innova J Gas for up to 72 months with 50 percent downpayment. Zero percent interest payment for up to 18 months is also available for selected variants.

Under “Pay Cash”, cash buyers may get up to P40,000 savings for Innova V, G, and E diesel variants.
Lastly, “Pay Low” plan offers downpayments of as low as P65,000 for Vios 1.3E M/T and P79,000 for Innova J Gas. In addition, Innova customers are entitled to free one-year comprehensive insurance, free three-year LTO registration, and free chattel mortgage fee.

Affordable payment options for the newly-introduced Vios 1.3E A/T are also available with the Toyota Great Summer Savings.

“Pay Light” with only P6,887 for 72 months with 50 percent downpayment, “Pay Low” with 10 percent downpayment of P72,000 or “Pay Cash” and get P20,000 cash savings.

“Pay Light” and “Pay Low” transactions are subject to Toyota Financial Services (TFS) credit approval.
Participating models include all variants of Innova (except SR), and Vios 1.5 and 1.3E only.

Visit any of the 27 dealerships nationwide and avail of the Toyota Great Summer Savings before summer ends.

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The Toyota Vios was the best-selling car in 2009, accounting for almost a quarter of the 46,021 vehicles sold by top auto maker Toyota.

Preliminary data from Toyota showed that 11,981 units of its locally-assembled sedan were sold last year.

Toyota’s van, the Innova, also assembled in Sta. Rosa, Laguna, was the second biggest seller with 10,311 units sold in 2009.

All in all, the two models accounted for nearly half of Toyota’s sales in the Philippines last year.

Including the sales of Toyota’s luxury brand, Lexus, which sold 172 units last year, the Japanese car maker sold a total of 46,193 units in 2009.

Toyota accounted for nearly a third of the industry’s sales of new vehicles for last year, but has been losing share to the likes of Honda and Mitsubishi as well as Korean and Chinese auto makers.

The company ended 2008 with 38.2 percent of local new-vehicle sales, up from 36.9 percent in 2007.

Preliminary estimates give Toyota 34.9 percent market share in 2009.

Earlier, the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. said it aimed to grow sales by 4 percent this year, to 132,000 units, on increased demand for new vehicles sustained by remittances from abroad and the stable financing environment.

The chamber’s president, Elizabeth Lee, said during the group’s yearend briefing that the automotive industry exceeded its sales target of 125,000 units for 2009 by 2,000 units.

“We grew 2.3 percent in 2009. The strong sales started in September and the trend was sustained up to December.,’’ Lee said.

“A faster replacement rate due to typhoon Ondoy, sustained remittances, and the stable financing environment coupled with aggressive marketing by dealerships helped boost industry sales amid the difficult environment.’’’

by Elaine R. Alanguilan
Manila Standard Today

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Toyota Motors Philippines, the country’s leading automobile distributor, will lower the price of its fuel efficient vehicles.

In a statement, Toyota said it will offer discounts to make its fuel efficient vehicles more affordable.

All of Toyota’s models operate with fuel efficiency using the VVT-I technology for gas engines and the D4-D technology for diesel engines.For instance, Toyota said it will lower by P30,000 to P50,000 the price tag for Innova, depending on the variant. Innova is considered the industry’s best seller.

Toyota said the discount could also be converted to accessories, chattel mortgage, or LTO registration. Customers can either avail of this discount or the Toyota Financial Services (TFS) Financing Packages.

Likewise, Toyota also reduced the price of its other brands like Hilux and Avanza by P30,000.

For passenger car, Toyota said they decreased the price of Vios by P20,000 to P40,000 depending on the variant.

The Toyota Vios is the undefeated bestseller in the passenger car segment and carries the recognition of having the most efficient engine by the Department of Energy in 2006.

For the first half of the year, Toyota continues to dominate the market cornering 37.2 percent of the industry.

Toyota said based on the report of the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (CAMPI), they remain number one in both the passenger car and commercial vehicle segment.

Toyota got 41.6 percent of the passenger car segment and 37.4 percent of the commercial vehicle segment.

Total automotive market reached 10,772 units with an 11 percent growth despite the continued increase in fuel prices.

Toyota surpassed this growth on a per month basis with 20 percent increase in sales compared to June of last year.

On a year-to-date basis on the other hand, Toyota captured 36 percent of the 61,654-unit total market sales.

By Ma. Elisa P. Osorio, Philippine Star

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Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. (TMP) leads the market with a share of 37% for May 2008, as based on the reports from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI). The passenger car segment garnered 39.2% and the commercial vehicle segment, 36%. This role gives Toyota a sense of responsibility to its customer’s needs.

It understands that with the continuous surge of fuel prices, there is a need to be as cost effective as possible. For the month of June, 2008, Toyota sets the stage for its upcoming 20th Anniversary Celebration in August by making three of its bestselling and fuel efficient models, easily available. An Avanza, Innova, or Vios could be purchased for only P200 a day.

The Vios takes the lead for the small passenger car segment with a share of 25.2% or 848 units sold. Among its recognized attributes, its fuel efficiency is highlighted the most. The Vios’ engine powered by intelligent variable valve timing system or VVT-I reaps more mileage points with an innovation of engine performance. The Vios was also awarded as the most fuel efficient vehicle available in the market by the Department of Energy (DOE) in 2006.

To share this innovative, fuel saving technology, Toyota promotes the Vios with Toyota Savings Plus (TSP) ranging from P20,000 to P40,000. TSP can be used for discounts, Toyota Financial Services (TFS) financing packages, accessories, chattel mortgage, or LTO registration. Furthermore, through the TFS Financing Scheme, the Vios 1.3J M/T is available for P191.30 a day for 72 months with a 50% down payment of P287, 500.

The Innova and Avanza, the two bestselling Multi-Purpose Vehicles (MPV) of the year with a combined market share of 48.2%, translates to more than 6,500 units sold. For the Avanza and the Innova gas models, the VVT-I technology is also applied while Innova diesel variants operate with the fuel efficient technology of D4D. For the Innova, a TSP from P30,000 to P50,000 is offered for all variants. Through the TFS Financing Scheme, purchase an Innova for as low as P233.53 a day for 72 months with a down payment of P381,500 at 50%.

On the other hand, all variants of the Avanza are offered at P30,000. The TFS Financing Scheme makes it more possible to own with only P190.30 a day for 72 months and a 50% down payment of P296,000.

Toyota drives tomorrow not only with the advancement of products and services but with moving forward with its customers and the environment.

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