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Toyota opens two new depots
12 December 2012
To support its offering for 2010 and beyond, Toyota has added depots in Sittingbourne, Kent and Quedgeley in Gloucester to its UK network. They join four major business centres, three regional depots and two fleet man
To support its offering for 2010 and
beyond, Toyota has added depots in
Sittingbourne, Kent and Quedgeley
in Gloucester to its UK network.
They join four major business centres, three regional depots and two fleet management centres across the UK.
The new centres, expected to be fully open by spring, will provide a convenient base for the service and account management teams in the regions, strengthening Toyota's presence in the south. Both facilities will feature demonstration areas to display and test products.
They join four major business centres, three regional depots and two fleet management centres across the UK.
The new centres, expected to be fully open by spring, will provide a convenient base for the service and account management teams in the regions, strengthening Toyota's presence in the south. Both facilities will feature demonstration areas to display and test products.
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