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IMC upgrades Toyota Sedans

byCT Report
12/03/2016
in Automobiles, Business
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LAHORE: Indus Motor Company Limited (IMC) has upgraded functional and aesthetic aspects of the Toyota Range of Sedans to further enhance the desirability of the vehicle.

IMC CEO Parvez Ghias, in a statement, said that the Indus Motors has always strived for delighting customers with the best in class mobility solutions. “Through customer feedback studies and exhaustive product planning, we have introduced various new features that provide enhanced safety, performance and lifestyle features. Beyond making cars that offer durability and reliability, we strive to anticipate evolving customer demands and introduce features that cater to a diverse range of customer tastes and preferences,” he added.

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The new features will be available in vehicles from 01 May 2016 and will also be available for customers who have booked vehicles before 01 May but with delivery of their vehicles scheduled for May. The new features are available from Gli Variants and onwards. The incremental price for the vehicles with new features ranges from Rs 20,000 up to Rs 65,000.

Launched in July 2014, the 11th Generation Corolla has garnered critical acclaim, with customers greatly appreciating its superior styling and performance features. With the current addition, the Corolla Sedan is set to appeal to an even wider range of customers who are status and performance conscious.

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