More Merdeka offers for the Malaysian motorist. This time, it’s UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) and the promo period is from now till August 31, so if you’re considering a Toyota…
Headlining the campaign is a RM2,000 Merdeka cash rebate on top of any ongoing offer for the Vios (E, G, TRD), Corolla Altis, Camry and Hilux Double Cab. Those who purchase the Vios J get RM1,000. In the MPV department, the Innova and Avanza now come with “attractive downpayment rebates” while there are “special deals” for buyers of the Alphard and Previa a.k.a. Estima. Click on the links to read more about the cars.
In conjunction with the festive season and Merdeka celebrations, UMWT will be hosting a Hari Raya Open House on August 16-17 and a Merdeka Showroom weekender event on August 23-24. Light refreshments will be served and test drives will be available.
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Comments mostly express skepticism and criticism towards UMW Toyota regarding the RM2,000 Merdeka cash rebate, viewing it as an inadequate incentive compared to competitors' discounts. Many believe Toyota's prices are too high and its technology outdated, leading to poor sales and low visibility of new models on the road. Several commenters suggest delaying purchases for better deals, criticize the company's safety features, and compare Toyota unfavorably to Korean and other international brands. Overall, sentiments are largely negative about Toyota's offerings and marketing strategies.