Toyota bids for police fleet glory with hybrid loans

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Toyota bids for police fleet glory with hybrid loans

A car manufacturer is offering forces the chance to road test its latest hybrid patrol car.

The car in front: A hybrid Toyota patrol car

Date - 29th June 2020
By - Chris Smith

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In a bid to tempt fleet managers, Toyota is beginning a series of month-long demonstration loans from this week of its British-built Corolla Touring Sports to showcase its hybrid capabilities. It’s a lucrative market and one that is going to...

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