The New Toyota Wear-and-Tear Policy

Thinking about investing in a new car? Thinking about leasing? Well Toyota has announced a new policy that will make financing your new Toyota even easier. It's called the Excess Wear & Use (EWU) Protection Plan, and it's designed to enhance your peace-of-mind during your time with your vehicle.

Mike Groff, Toyota Financial Services Group VP; Sales, Marketing and Product Development, explains, "We developed EQU in collaboration with dealers and industry advisors with the consumer experience top-of-mind." He goes on to explain that the whole purpose behind this new service is to protect consumers from some of the charges that can be incurred at the end of a lease due to normal wear and tear on the vehicle. he says, "We want to help our customers avoid unexpected charges when they return their vehicle at lease-end and provide a hassle-free, customer-friendly claims process."1

Here's how it works: with EWU, Toyota will waive charges customers would normally have to pay at the end of a lease due to excess wear and tear. It covers things like: interior cuts, burns and stains; damage to tires, rims and hubcaps; broken or scratched windshield, window, mirrors or lights; damaged bumpers, body dents, dings and scratches; missing parts or equipment.

If you've ever leased a vehicle before, this may sound familiar to you. That's because many dealerships already offer this type of protection through outside providers. This time around, however, you can feel even more secure with this policy because it comes directly from Toyota.

This is just one of the many benefits you'll enjoy when you lease or finance a new car through Toyota Financial Services. Want to learn more? Simply contact Deland Toyota Scion via our website or stop by our showroom at 1701 South Woodland Blvd Deland, FL 32720. A member of our team is always happy to answer any of your questions and arrange a test drive of any of our new or used-car models.

Source:1http://pressroom.toyota.com/releases/tfs+unveils+new+excess+wear+use+protection+plan.htm

 
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