Indongo Toyota readies a RAV4
Win-a-Car just weeks away
YOCHANAAN COETZEE
The Toyota RAV4 remains one of the world’s favourite sport utility vehicles and has once again established itself as one of the leaders in the super-competitive segment that it gave birth to more than 20 years ago.
It was a new kind of recreational vehicle, which pioneered today’s ultra-lucrative and highly popular compact SUV market. What’s even more impressive is when one considers that the original RAV4 was so popular that it remained a top seller throughout its 16-year production cycle.
To put that into to context, imagine it being so perfect that you don’t have to change a thing on it for the next 16 years. There are cars that have had longer runs, but that shouldn’t detract from the RAV4 being a design bullseye.
A new chapter in the RAV4’s enduring success story has once again opened, with the unveiling of the first RAV4 Hybrid at the New York International Auto Show recently.
This kind of tried, trusted and then loved relationship with buyers across the world proves that the RAV4 name will continue its run as one of the all-round favourites in the mid-sized SUV segment.
The fourth generation Toyota RAV4 was the first SUV to gain a five-star rating under Euro NCAP’s 2013 test programme, its safety performance building on the achievements of its predecessors. Several minor updates later and it’s only got better.
Indongo Toyota, a trusted name in the local car industry, which many families have relied on for their transport needs for many years, has joined in the action and has selected the RAV4 as its entry into the exciting Namibia Tourism Expo Win-a-Car competition.
This GX model they’re entering has a retail price of N$352 000, which buys you a lot of peace of mind and a 5-star Euro NCAP rating.
Safety and quality assured
The fourth-generation RAV4 has an impact-absorbing, multi-load-path body construction that helps safeguard occupants in the event of a collision, and that’s just the beginning.
“Across the range ABS with EBD and brake assist as well as Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) are standard,” says Andre van der Walt, sales executive at Indongo Toyota in Windhoek.
“There is also a comprehensive suite of standard passive safety kit comprising of no fewer than seven airbags, including driver and front passenger airbags, a knee airbag for the driver, twin-chamber front side airbags and curtain shield airbags, for maximum protection.
“This is the perfect vehicle for the discerning family to get out there and experience our beautiful country, as its capability and comfort only underscore its focus on safety,” he added.
Small Things Matter
To be in the running to win this beautiful family car, all you have to do is purchase one adult entry ticket for the upcoming Namibia Tourism Expo, which is taking place from 30 May to 2 June 2018.
With a bit of luck, yours could be the family whose lives will be changed for the better by that ticket.
See you at the Windhoek Showgrounds on 30 May.
The Toyota RAV4 remains one of the world’s favourite sport utility vehicles and has once again established itself as one of the leaders in the super-competitive segment that it gave birth to more than 20 years ago.
It was a new kind of recreational vehicle, which pioneered today’s ultra-lucrative and highly popular compact SUV market. What’s even more impressive is when one considers that the original RAV4 was so popular that it remained a top seller throughout its 16-year production cycle.
To put that into to context, imagine it being so perfect that you don’t have to change a thing on it for the next 16 years. There are cars that have had longer runs, but that shouldn’t detract from the RAV4 being a design bullseye.
A new chapter in the RAV4’s enduring success story has once again opened, with the unveiling of the first RAV4 Hybrid at the New York International Auto Show recently.
This kind of tried, trusted and then loved relationship with buyers across the world proves that the RAV4 name will continue its run as one of the all-round favourites in the mid-sized SUV segment.
The fourth generation Toyota RAV4 was the first SUV to gain a five-star rating under Euro NCAP’s 2013 test programme, its safety performance building on the achievements of its predecessors. Several minor updates later and it’s only got better.
Indongo Toyota, a trusted name in the local car industry, which many families have relied on for their transport needs for many years, has joined in the action and has selected the RAV4 as its entry into the exciting Namibia Tourism Expo Win-a-Car competition.
This GX model they’re entering has a retail price of N$352 000, which buys you a lot of peace of mind and a 5-star Euro NCAP rating.
Safety and quality assured
The fourth-generation RAV4 has an impact-absorbing, multi-load-path body construction that helps safeguard occupants in the event of a collision, and that’s just the beginning.
“Across the range ABS with EBD and brake assist as well as Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) are standard,” says Andre van der Walt, sales executive at Indongo Toyota in Windhoek.
“There is also a comprehensive suite of standard passive safety kit comprising of no fewer than seven airbags, including driver and front passenger airbags, a knee airbag for the driver, twin-chamber front side airbags and curtain shield airbags, for maximum protection.
“This is the perfect vehicle for the discerning family to get out there and experience our beautiful country, as its capability and comfort only underscore its focus on safety,” he added.
Small Things Matter
To be in the running to win this beautiful family car, all you have to do is purchase one adult entry ticket for the upcoming Namibia Tourism Expo, which is taking place from 30 May to 2 June 2018.
With a bit of luck, yours could be the family whose lives will be changed for the better by that ticket.
See you at the Windhoek Showgrounds on 30 May.
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