Toyota’s Prospecton factory near Durban was flooded by torrential rains. Picture: SUPPLIED
Of the total number of water-damaged vehicles assessed, 500 units have passed inspection and will be retailed, said Toyota. After the KwaZulu-Natal floods in 2017, Toyota put in place measures to mitigate future occurrences, including installing pumps and piping within the plant to disperse water as well as maintaining the water-drainage channels surrounding the facility.
“Our approach and response is to prioritise our staff and their families, ensuring that their safety and wellness comes first. This will then be followed by the communities around us, including our extended Toyota family — our dealers and suppliers; in fact, we have already put plans in place to make a sizeable donation to an NGO to assist local communities,” he said.
ToyotaSA I've got R5 000. I'll take the new Toyota Amphibian 4x4xC model. Hook a brother up
Insurers nightmare...
Look for charity organizations PLEASE ToyotaSA
Bass_Mad Give them to the minibus taxi industry. They know how to resurrect cars from the dead.
Why scrap them. I will happily take any 4x4 they want to scrap. ToyotaSA please let me have one, I will appreciate it greatly.
The Lord works in mysterious ways. Our thoughts are not His. Good luck if you buy a Toyota in the next two years.
Well, give me one.
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‘Thousands’ of Toyotas to be scrapped due to KZN flood damageThe company says that of all water-damaged vehicles assessed, 500 have passed inspection and will be retailed I wouldn't blame them from pulling out of SA..surely this must be the last straw?
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