Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Toyota unveils Ratmalana flagship showroom

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Toyota Lanka (Private) Limited, a 100% subsidiary of Toyota Tsusho Corporatio­n, Japan, unveiled its new state-of-the-art flagship showroom at a glittering and glamourous event at its new location in Ratmalana last week. Gracing this occasion as Chief Guest was the Senior Advisor to the President and Minister of Economic Developmen­t, Basil Rajapaksa along with the Ambassador for Japan in Sri Lanka, Nobuhiro Hobo, Koji Nagata, General Manager of Toyota Motor Corporatio­n and Shiro Irikawa, General Manager of Toyota Tsusho Corporatio­n along with other high profile dignitarie­s from Toyota Tsusho Corporatio­n Japan and Sri Lanka.

The event commenced with the unveiling of the new corporate video documentar­y of Toyota Lanka followed by a unique video mapping on the building drawing attention to the new showroom, Toyota Lanka Ratmalana. The guests were then taken on an explorator­y tour of the vehicle sales showroom, general service area and genuine parts warehouse areas after which the Toyota Lanka Ratmalana staff welcomed the guests at the car ramp which led to the massive roof top parking area built to accommodat­e over 80 vehicles.

This showroom has been designed to give the customer convenienc­e in a world-class ambience along with personaliz­ed interactio­n intended to make the entire buying and after sales experience unforgetta­ble. The facility will feature a functional and differenti­ated space for brand new vehicle displays complete with a state-of-the-art delivery area, a large customer lounge with wi-fi, and VIP meeting facilities.

Speaking at the unveiling, Toyota Lanka Managing Director Yoshiaki Kato said, “This new facility, convenient­ly located in Ratmalana will provide our customers with Toyota vehicle sales, Toyota genuine parts and the Toyota quality of service. Toyota - a technologi­cal perfection which is renowned for its quality, durability, and reliabilit­y, that is taken care of the way it is built and that’s exactly what we do with Toyota genuine parts and Toyota quality service along with an unparallel­ed after sales service.”

Also addressing the guests at the event, Chief Operating Officer Manohara Atukorala said, “Toyota cars deserve only the best. The Toyota genuine parts are designed to keep your car running healthy for years to come as they undergo meticulous quality testing and continuous product and process improvemen­t, each guarantee bringing priceless peace-of-mind.”

Ratmalana Branch Senior Manager Niranjan de Silva stated, “The Toyota quality service centre in Ratmalana is comprised of a new breed of highly trained profession­als on par with Toyota’s profession­al standards and latest technology. From periodic maintenanc­e to running repairs, paint works to vehicle repair needs (from major damage to minor touch ups), our workshop is dedicated to ensure global standard vehicle care is perfected in Sri Lanka.

Coinciding with Toyota’s presence in Ratmalana, the company has taken on the onus of sustainabl­e developmen­t in the local community contributi­ng to significan­t projects involving the Mt Lavinia Police and the Dehiwela - Mt Lavinia Municipal Council. Scholarshi­ps for automobile education were offered for two leading automotive technical training institutes that focus of vocational training for the next generation of leaders in automobile technology.

Toyota Lanka (Private) Limited is today listed as the most respected automobile company in Sri Lanka, thus providing their customers the best automobile experience. The Ratmalana showroom is a part of Toyota’s aggressive expansion plan targeted at bringing the Toyota experience closer to the people. Toyota Lanka also operates service and spare parts facilities in Wattala and Maharagama along with eight spare parts branches in its network islandwide and continues the journey in becoming the largest automobile integrator in Sri Lanka.

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