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Our Operations at Alert Level Four

Manukau Toyota

Hi Neighbours ...

As many of us expected, Auckland's Alert Level 4 has been extended through until at least Tuesday 31 August.

Our stores, Botany Toyota, Manukau Toyota, Papakura Toyota, Pukekohe Toyota, Bridgestone Botany which is inside Botany Toyota and Bridgestone Takanini, next door to Papakura Toyota, remain closed.

You can still contact us via our website at www.manukautoyotagroup.co.nz... for a range of enquiries and information. We have a number of Team Members working from home who will be answering these enquiries.

More general information for Toyota customers can be found on the Toyota New Zealand website at the link below.

We hope everyone in our communities across Auckland's South and South-East is looking after themselves and we look forward to welcoming you back into our stores and onto our yards when the time comes.

Darren Smart
CEO, Manukau Toyota Group

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