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Toyota Indus Motor Company (IMC) has announced via their social media page that the owners of the new Corolla and Yaris can get a warranty of up to 5 years/140,000 kilometers. The offer was launched back in August, but Toyota has decided to extend that offer for more customers to benefit from it.
As per the announcement, Toyota IMC shall offer 3 warranty packages that the customers can avail:
- Basic Package:
- For cars owned for 4 to 5 years or driven 100,000 kilometers.
- Available for all variants of the new Corolla and Yaris.
- Costs between Rs. 15,000 & Rs. 55,000 for Corolla variants and Rs. 13,000 & Rs. 23,000 for Yaris Variants.
- Comprehensive Package:
- For cars owned for 4 to 5 years or driven 100,000 kilometers.
- Available for all variants of the new Corolla and Yaris.
- Costs between Rs. 20,000 & Rs. 40,000 for Corolla variants and Rs. 18,000 & Rs. 36,000 for Yaris Variants.
- Premium Package:
- For cars owned for 4 to 5 years or driven between 120,000 & 140,000 kilometers.
- Available for all variants of the new Corolla and Yaris.
- Costs between Rs. 30,000 & Rs. 55,000 for Corolla variants and Rs. 28,000 & Rs. 51,000 for Yaris Variants.
What’s Covered:
Toyota IMC has offered a provision that declares which vehicles can avail of the warranty and which ones cannot. As per the automaker, parts that are defective from the factory or are subjected to poor workmanship from the company shall be given warranty coverage. Components that are covered include:
- Basic Package:
- Engine and Drivetrain parts for 12 months/100,000 kilometers
- Engine and Drivetrain parts for 24 months/100,000 kilometers
- Engine and Drivetrain parts post expiry of vehicle’s standard warranty period i.e. 36 months/100,000 kilometers
- Comprehensive Package:
- Complete parts for 12 months/100,000 kilometers
- Complete parts for 24 months/100,000 kilometers
- Complete parts coverage post expiry of vehicle’s standard warranty period i.e. 36 months/100,000 kilometers
- Premium Package:
- Complete parts for 12 months/20,000 kilometers
- Complete parts for 24 months/40,000 kilometers
- Complete parts post expiry of vehicle’s standard warranty period i.e. 36 months/100,000 kilometers
What’s Not Covered?
The warranty will not work in case of the following:
- Tires, battery, surface rust, and paint damages
- Repairs and adjustments necessitated because of misuse (e.g. racing, overloading), negligence, modification, alteration, tampering, disconnection, improper adjustments or repairs, accident, and use of add-on parts/material.
- Cosmetic or surface corrosion from stone chips or scratches in the paint.
- Damage or surface corrosion from the environment such as acid rain, airborne fall-out (chemicals, tree sap, etc.), road salt, hail, windstorms, lightning, floods, other natural causes.
- Repairs and adjustments necessitated due to improper maintenance, lack of required maintenance, or use of fluids other than the fluids specified in your owner’s manual.
- Vehicle periodic maintenance including but not limited to lubrication, cleaning, polishing, replacement of filters, coolant, spark plugs, fuses, etc.
- Normal noise, vibration, wear, tear, or deterioration such as discoloration, fading, deformation, or blur.
- Failure of a vehicle on which odometer mileage has been altered or changed so that vehicle mileage cannot be readily ascertained.
It is pertinent to mention here that the Korean entrants, i.e. Kia and Hyundai both offer a free of cost, 4 years, and 100,000-kilometer warranty on all their cars. Whereas with Toyota IMC, you have to buy the said warranty packages and you can only do so for two of their cars. In that regard, both Kia Lucky and Hyundai Nishat have an edge over Toyota IMC.
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