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Toyota commences New Swappage Strategy

Posted on January 27, 2010 with No Comments

The Government-backed Scrap-page scheme is coming to a close in the month of February 2010. But it not yet the last chance for motorists’ to relish a big rebate when dealing in their old car for a new Toyota.

Under Toyota’s novel Swap-page strategy, customers can even now snap up a £2,000 saving on the value of a suitable new Toyota Auris, Toyota Yaris or Toyota Avensis. In contrast to the Scrap-page scheme, the Swap-page scheme is accessible to owners who own vehicle between 7 and 10 years old. This means that those who registered between 1st March 2000 and 28th February 2003 are eligible for this scheme. Also since it is a Swap-page scheme implying the vehicles traded will not inevitably be transported for end-of-life reprocessing.

Richard Balshaw, Toyota Sales Director stated that, “The famous quality, reliability and keen cost-of-ownership of our models have made them a hugely popular choice for motorists taking advantage of Scrap-page. With Swap-page we are committed to giving even more people the chance to acquire a new Toyota at a genuine bargain price.”

The new system is accessible on new cars bought up to 31st March and registered up to 31st July 2010. DVLA registration is a must for the trade-in vehicles. They have to be insured and have an existing MoT certificate. The individual who wants to purchase must be the registered keeper of the vehicle that is being traded, at least for the last 12 successive calendar months.