From TMPC's website:
"Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMP) is the largest automotive company in the country, with the widest vehicle line-up of 23* Toyota models (including the latest addition, the Yaris Cross and Zenix) and 12* Lexus Models. It has 74* dealers nationwide, including Lexus Manila, Inc., for its sales distribution and service centers."
what're they saying?
"i can't buy cash, and neither can you!"
and because toyota has loads of costumers, they plain do not care.
but for lexus,
with less than 2000 cars sold last year, with good profit per car sold and serviced, "lexus phils don't want to find out, what the disgruntled potential lexus costumer might do."
Last edited by dr. d; November 17th, 2024 at 01:44 AM.
matagal kunang sinasabi yan.
alas! there's not enough potential costumers voting with their wallets, to make a significant dent in toyota's sales charts.
"i have 100 cars to sell, and i have 101 costumers willing to buy the car on installment."
sa lexus costumer... with less than 2000 cars sold last year, i imagine, every car sold, cash or installment, is a godsend.
Last edited by dr. d; November 17th, 2024 at 02:14 AM.
But a lot pinoys have been usually loyal and blind to the 'T' badge, to the point that some would even kneel upon hearing or seeing it. Sometimes the notion becomes repetitive and boring already imo. Other than that, not all the time but here in the ph one could still associate toyota with the word 'generic' when it comes to cars regardless of what people may think about their reliability.
i wonder,
how many toyota buyers pay cold cash, and how many pay installment?
and of those who pay installment, how many choose so, even as they can easily afford paying cash?
and how many potential costumers walk away, when advised that their car is only available if they buy installment?
personally, i have walked away when i was advised that i had to pay installment to get my car of choice, faster.
Last edited by dr. d; November 17th, 2024 at 11:25 AM.