Toyota maintains consumer popularity

Monday, July 31, 2017

Toyota has continued to maintain consumer popularity in the country despite a drop in the number of cars registered for the first time in the first quarter of 2017.

According to the recent registration figures aggregated by Statistics Botswana (SB), Toyota contributed 42.7% of the total 10,876 vehicles registered for the first time during the quarter under review.

Of the total 4,640 Toyotas registered for the first time, 3,671 were passenger cars, while vans, trucks, minibuses, motorcycles, and others accounted for 395, 248, 318, three, and five respectively.

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Toyota maintains consumer popularity

Toyota has continued to maintain consumer popularity in the country despite a drop in the number of cars registered for the first time in the first quarter of 2017.

Disc, license renewal requirements waived amid system failures

This is not reversal born of weakness- Salakae

Batlokwa reject Tlokweng expansion plan

Enough is enough – Kgosi Gaborone

CoA dismisses Meswele convicts' appeal against 40-year imprisonment

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Serowe police probe Mogorosi tragedy

Man found seriously injured by Letlhakane roadside

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