Toyota Motor Philippines has posted an advisory regarding automotive parts and accessories being sold online. Toyota Philippines has stated that it appears that there are numerous online shops selling parts and accessories that are being branded as genuine Toyota parts. The company is advising consumers against buying from these online sellers as Toyota Motor Philippine nor any of its authorized dealers do not sell their products online. Consumers are instead encouraged to visit any Toyota Philippines dealers nationwide to ensure that only genuine parts are supplied and installed on their Toyota vehicles. As part of Toyota Motor Corp's recall of 6.39 million vehicles worldwide, Toyota Motor Philippines is recalling Innova, Fortuner, and Hilux units sold in the country from November 2004 to June 2010. There are, however, no incidents reported related to this condition." To address the problem, Toyota Motor Philippines launched its "Special Service Campaign" to have the faulty parts replaced free of charge. "In line with Toyota’s firm commitment on product safety and quality, Toyota Motor Philippines will issue a Special Service Campaign (SSC) on the affected models. Owners of affected units are also advised to get in touch with the Toyota Customer Assistance Center at (02) 819-2912 or visit their Toyota dealership. Read more in our articles including "Toyota Motor Philippines warns public against buying auto parts from online sellers" and "Toyota Motor Philippines recalls Innova, Fortuner, Hilux".
Toyota Motor Philippines has posted an advisory regarding automotive parts and accessories being sold online. Toyota Philippines has stated that it appears that there are numerous online shops selling parts and accessories that are being branded as genuine Toyota parts.
The company is advising consumers against buying from these online sellers as Toyota Motor Philippine nor any of its authorized dealers do not sell their products online. Consumers are instead encouraged to visit any Toyota Philippines dealers nationwide to ensure that only genuine parts are supplied and installed on their Toyota vehicles. As part of Toyota Motor Corp's recall of 6.39 million vehicles worldwide, Toyota Motor Philippines is recalling Innova, Fortuner, and Hilux units sold in the country from November 2004 to June 2010.
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