Many jobs and businesses in the country have been disrupted due to the ongoing global health crisis. That’s why many individuals have to come up with various ways in order to adapt to the new normal. Unfortunately, some decided to scam people.
This is what Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) is facing right now as it received reports that some of its customers have been receiving insurance renewal offers through texts, calls, or house visits. To address the issue, TMP released a public advisory regarding the said fake insurance renewal. The individuals who are offering fake deals are posing as Toyota dealer personnel.
TMP's public advisory
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The public advisory also states that all Toyota customers are welcomed to report any suspicious calls, texts, or house visits from individuals who are posing as its personnel. In addition, TMP said that its clients must be more careful as the individuals who offer fake insurance renewal are asking for personal information and issuing payments.
“Please be careful of insurance renewal offers from individuals posing as Toyota dealer personnel. Always exercise caution in giving away your personal information and money to unknown individuals. Always verify with your issuing dealers before confirming any transaction,” said TMP on its official Facebook page.
TMP clarified to its valued customers that its accredited insurance partners include AXA, Malayan Insurance, People’s General Insurance Corporation, and Stronghold Insurance Company Inc.
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Toyota customers can report through TMP’s hotline at (02) 8819-2912, email at customerassistance@toyota.com.ph, and on its official Facebook page.
Furthermore, Toyota customers can also report through TMP’s digital tool called the MyToyotaApp. The digital tool can also help customers with their mobility needs such as booking a service appointment, receive maintenance reminders, get service cost estimates, and more. To get started, customers have to visit http://mytoyota.ph/ and create a MyToyotaPH account.
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Know more about Toyota Avanza 2024
The 2023 Toyota Avanza is a seven-seater MPV, which is now in its third-generation model. Locally, there are four trims for this MPV. These include the Avanza J 1.3 MT, the Avanza E 1.3 MT, Avanza E 1.3 CVT, and the Avanza G 1.5 CVT. Toyota Avanza 2023 Price Philippines starts at ₱833,000 for the entry-level J 1.3 MT, while the top-of-the-line Toyota Avanza G 1.5 CVT is priced at ₱1,059,000
Under the hood, the new Avanza either gets a 1.3-liter inline-4 gasoline, or a larger 1.5-liter inline-4 gasoline engine. At max, the 1.3-liter mill can make up to 97 horsepower and 122Nm of torque. Meanwhile, the 1.5-liter can produce up to 105 horsepower and 138 Nm of torque.
There are two transmissions available to the 2023 Toyota Avanza. Depending on the variant, it either gets a five-speed manual gearbox, or a continuously variable transmission with a gear lever manual mode. As of this new third-gen version, the Avanza is now a front-wheel-drive vehicle.
Size-wise, the new Avanza has a length of 4,395mm, and a width of 1,730mm. The Avanza G comes with the tallest height at 1,700mm. The E meanwhile comes next with its height of 1,690mm, while the J is the shortest at 1,665mm. All comes with a wheelbase length of 2,750mm.
Locally, the Avanza rivals the likes of the Suzuki Ertiga, Mitsubishi Xpander, Honda BR-V, among others.
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