Toyota will pay dealers to extend service hours and to “make things right”
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Dealers urged to stay open longer to accommodate recall repairs (2/4/2010)
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Toyota is reportedly sending its U.S. dealers checks for up to $75,000 to help assuage customers in the wake of the massive vehicle recall.
The Associated Press reports that dealers received a letter saying, "Within the next several days, you will receive a check from us (no strings attached) with a simple request -- 'do the right thing on behalf of Toyota customers'." The message came fromToyota group vice president Bob Carter.
Mr. Carter thanked dealers for extending service hours and providing car washes and other services. He also suggested other measures, like additional hires to help with recall repairs, mobile repair services, dedicated recall service lanes and complimentary oil changes.
Toyota is sending the checks based on the number of cars each dealer sold last year. Dealers who sold fewer than 500 cars will get $7,500. Dealers who sold more than 4,000 will get $75,000.
I have to say this impresses me very much. Ford has never done anything like this








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