TOYOTA
Toyota is one of the world's largest automotive manufacturers, since 2016.
Toyota was the first motor vehicle manufacturer to produce more than 10 million vehicles per year. Toyota is also involved in sales of hybrid electric vehicles. In 2018, the Toyota Motor Company announced its first ever integration of Smartphone Control, with Amazon Alexa in the Toyota Avalon.
When buying used Toyota used spares, you will be relying on the used Toyota parts salesperson at the salvage scrapyard or used Toyota parts supplier and he/she will be using only the information that you provide. A good way of making sure that there is no confusion is to take a photograph or two with your cell phone or ask the salesman to send you a picture of the Toyota parts that they have in stock.
The type of information that you supply is always useful when you are dealing with motor scrapyard dealer, or spares supplier as this will improve your chances of getting the correct part for your motor vehicle first time without wasting time driving from salvage yard to salvageyard.
Info such as the make, model, series, year model, VIN and the engine number, which can be found on the licence disc of your car, bakkie, truck or motorcycle is crucial to your success. Also include the correct name and description of the type of Toyota used part or other motor vehicle brand car parts that you are searching for together with your pictures.
When making an enquiry always make sure that you know who you are dealing with. The internet is not a safe place to trade over unless you are familiar with all the pitfalls and understand exactly who and what it is that you are dealing with. By doing a few simple checks you can alleviate much unnecessary stress such as performing a Google search of the sellers address and compare notes.
Contact www.looking4spares.co.za for advice on all your Toyota used spares requirements. Always make use of the Looking 4 Spares ‘Safe Trade Account’ when buying Toyota spares at a distance.
Contact the Looking 4 Spares Call Centre on 0861-777722 Monday to Friday during office hours.
Toyota was the first motor vehicle manufacturer to produce more than 10 million vehicles per year. Toyota is also involved in sales of hybrid electric vehicles. In 2018, the Toyota Motor Company announced its first ever integration of Smartphone Control, with Amazon Alexa in the Toyota Avalon.
When buying used Toyota used spares, you will be relying on the used Toyota parts salesperson at the salvage scrapyard or used Toyota parts supplier and he/she will be using only the information that you provide. A good way of making sure that there is no confusion is to take a photograph or two with your cell phone or ask the salesman to send you a picture of the Toyota parts that they have in stock.
The type of information that you supply is always useful when you are dealing with motor scrapyard dealer, or spares supplier as this will improve your chances of getting the correct part for your motor vehicle first time without wasting time driving from salvage yard to salvageyard.
Info such as the make, model, series, year model, VIN and the engine number, which can be found on the licence disc of your car, bakkie, truck or motorcycle is crucial to your success. Also include the correct name and description of the type of Toyota used part or other motor vehicle brand car parts that you are searching for together with your pictures.
When making an enquiry always make sure that you know who you are dealing with. The internet is not a safe place to trade over unless you are familiar with all the pitfalls and understand exactly who and what it is that you are dealing with. By doing a few simple checks you can alleviate much unnecessary stress such as performing a Google search of the sellers address and compare notes.
Contact www.looking4spares.co.za for advice on all your Toyota used spares requirements. Always make use of the Looking 4 Spares ‘Safe Trade Account’ when buying Toyota spares at a distance.
Contact the Looking 4 Spares Call Centre on 0861-777722 Monday to Friday during office hours.
