In time for Malaysia’s National Day celebrations, Toyota is offering various rebates and free accessories for purchases made this month. Toyota models eligible for the offers include the Vios, Corolla Altis, Hilux, Camry Hybrid, Avanza, and Innova.
Kicking off with the Toyota Vios, the Japanese B-segment sedan is now on offer with a RM6,500 cash rebate for the 1.5 TRD Sportivo (AT) variant, which for this promotion, will come with a DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera, free of charge.
Next in line is the 1.5G (AT) variant, will include the DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera, as well as daytime running lights (DRLs). Meanwhile the 1.5 E (AT) variant will come with the DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera, Toyota Premium security and solar window film, DRLs, and front footwell illumination. Both the 1.5G and 1.5E variants here are offered with a RM7,500 cash rebate.
Rounding up the Vios offer lineup is the 1.5J (AT/MT) variant, which includes the DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera, Toyota Premium security and solar window film, DRLs, and front footwell illumination.The 1.5J variant, in both automatic and manual transmission forms, is offered with a RM6,500 cash rebate.
Next up is the Corolla Altis sedan, which will come with a RM5,500 cash rebate and the following: the 2.0V (AT) variant includes a DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera, aerokit, and digital video recorder, while the 1.8G (AT) and 1.8E (AT) variants get the same added-on goodies, plus DRLs.
Meanwhile if you’ve been holding off on a new Hilux pick-up truck, perhaps cash rebates might be some added persuasion. the Double Cab 2.8G (AT) 4X4 gets a RM2,000 rebate, the Double Cab 2.4G (AT) 4X4 gets a RM4,000 rebate, while the Double Cab 2.4 (MT) 2X4 and 2.4G (MT) 4X4 each get a RM2,000 rebate.
Toyota apparently considers the range-topping Camry Hybrid to be sufficiently well-equipped, therefore it gets an RM8,000 rebate sans additional accessories. The Avanza, meanwhile, gets a RM1,500 rebate across its 1.5S (AT), 1.5G (AT), 1.5E (AT), and 1.3E (MT) variants.
Last but not least is the Innova MPV, which in 2.0G (AT) guise receives the DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera, Toyota Premium security and solar window film, roof-mounted monitor, and a portable tyre pump; this variant does not include a cash rebate as part of the deal.
The 2.0E (AT) Innova, meanwhile, gets a RM4,000 rebate, plus the DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera. Finally, the 2.0E (MT) variant gets a RM6,000 rebate, plus the DVD-audio video navigation infotainment system with reverse camera.
These promotions are valid until August 31, 2016, while stocks last. Meanwhile, the Toyota Nationwide Roadshow starts August 10 until November.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments indicate a skeptical view of Toyota's August offers, with many feeling the RM8k rebates are minimal and part of a stock clearance strategy for older models like the Vios, which is soon due for a facelift with upgraded features. Several critics believe the market is saturated, with complaints that Toyota's sales are underperforming against Honda and Proton. Many comments express dissatisfaction with Toyota's safety features and pricing, citing inflated costs compared to global standards. Others suggest that economic downturns and market conditions are impacting sales, prompting aggressive discounts and clearance sales. There’s a mix of humor, criticism, and skepticism about the authenticity of promotions, with some stating that discounts are a sign of declining sales and the need to clear old stock rather than genuine promotional efforts.