Toyota Motor Philippines is making it easier for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) to achieve their dream of getting a car for their families as the carmaker is announcing special Vios packages exclusive for the country’s modern-day heroes.

Under the special financing packages offered through Toyota Financial Services (TFS), Filipino overseas workers and seafarers may avail of the all-new 2019 Toyota Vios for as low as P 7,394 a month for the XE CVT variant (50 percent down payment, 60 months to pay).

Other flexible financing packages may also be applied to selected variants in the Vios lineup.

“Toyota recognizes the hardworking OFWs and seafarers who are doing noble work all over the world in order to provide their families a better life,” said Cristina Arevalo, Toyota Motor Philippines’s First Vice President for Brand and Product Planning Cluster. “We believe the Vios can be a valuable addition to their household, making it easier, safer and more comfortable for their family members to go to work or school or to just go places and bond as one family.”

To avail of the special OFW packages, OFWs and seafarers may visit the Toyota Vios display at the SM Mall of Asia on February 21-22 and February 25 to March 6; and at the Duty Free Philippines Fiesta Mall on February 25 to March 3.

Toyota marketing professionals will be on-site to assist the OFWs and seafarers in knowing more about the features of the all-new Vios and all the available easy financing options.

To qualify for these special Vios financing packages, OFWs or seafarers simply need to present their OWWA-issued OFW ID or MARINA-issued seaman’s book, contract of employment, certificate of
employment, last 3 months’ pay slip and last 3 months’ proof of remittance.

Known to embody the Toyota brand’s quality, durability, and reliability, the Vios is the most-preferred sub-compact sedan in the Philippines selling more than 25,000 units in 2018.

“With its reasonable maintenance cost and excellent resale value, Vios is seen as a wise investment option by those looking for their first car purchase or additional family or business vehicles,” said
Arevalo.