Paul Carroll, General Manager of After Sales for Toyota New
Zealand, says: "The texts may be a scam. Neither Toyota Motor
Corporation, nor any of its affiliates sent the texts."
Mr Carroll says Toyota's Customer Dialogue Centre and
dealerships have received more than 200 calls from the public about
the texts.
"Toyota New Zealand has alerted the relevant authorities about
the texts, and clarified its lack of involvement."
Presbyterian Support Northern (PSN) welcomes some of the new investment announcements in today’s Budget 2025 but is concerned about rising costs for social service providers.
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Currently New Zealand’s top selling vehicle – the RAV4 – is set to be released in a sixth generation that will make the versatile vehicle even more enthralling for new car buyers.…
Waikato-based ResourceCo Limited has been awarded $2.57 million from the Government’s Waste Minimisation Fund to build New Zealand’s first dedicated construction and demolition (C&…
