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Toyota Pakistan unveils dual limited-time offer

Toyota Pakistan has introduced a limited-time vehicle financing campaign in collaboration with Habib Bank Limited (HBL), offering eligible customers a fixed markup

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Web Desk: Toyota Pakistan has introduced a limited-time vehicle financing campaign in collaboration with Habib Bank Limited (HBL), offering eligible customers a fixed markup rate of 11.99% for three years.

Under the campaign, customers financing eligible Toyota vehicles through HBL can benefit from the fixed three-year rate. The offer also includes an insurance rate of 1.4%, along with priority delivery for qualifying buyers.

In addition, Toyota Pakistan is offering complimentary first-year maintenance on selected models, adding further incentives for customers considering a new vehicle purchase.

The maintenance package covers all variants of the Toyota Corolla. It also applies to the Yaris lineup, with the exception of the 1.3 GLi CVT variant.

Meanwhile, buyers of the Corolla Cross 1.8 HEV HI will also qualify for free maintenance during the first year.

The campaign is available for a limited period, with the financing package scheduled to remain valid until Sept. 30, 2026, according to the offer details.

Toyota’s latest campaign combines reduced financing costs with insurance, maintenance and delivery incentives as automakers compete to attract buyers in Pakistan’s vehicle market.

Offer deadline: Sept. 30, 2026

Fixed markup: 11.99% for three years

Insurance rate: 1.4%

First-year maintenance: Free on selected Toyota variants

Delivery: Priority delivery for eligible customers

Read more: How to get free Google Gemini subscription in Pakistan?

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zaryun pervaiz
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zaryun pervaiz

The writer is a political analyst covering politics, national security, foreign affairs, policy shifts in South Asia and beyond, energy and economy.

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