City Toyota | Environment

We are proud to be a Toyota Dealer in Australia.

Toyota is leading the way in lowering emissions and improving fuel economy in gasoline powered vehicles. Not only did Toyota create the world’s first mass-produced petrol/electric hybrid car, but are also at the forefront of developing tomorrow’s fuel cell vehicles.

Here at City Toyota, our staff members are dedicated to keeping the local environment vibrant and healthy so that future generations can share the tranquil beauty of the Northern Rivers for years to come. We understand that every business decision made can impact the environment in one form or another; and we strive to make our professional decisions work towards minimizing our carbon footprint.

Here at City Toyota we echo this vision for a greener tomorrow in every service we provide.

• All paper is recycled
• All packing materials and boxes are recycled.
• All shredded paper is recycled
• All cartridges are recycled through planet ark
• All employees have separate bins waste and paper
• All paper notebooks are recycled
• All brochures and marketing material is recycled

Our environmental vision at City Toyota is to minimise our impact on the atmosphere as much as we can by being aware of the small things we can do to help the environment and keep the Northern Rivers Beautiful.

Being a family owned and operated business, there is a strong sense of community throughout the dealership and this is resonated when it comes to the environment. City Toyota is dedicated to keeping our local region greener for our children and the generations that follow.

National Tree Day

Every year City Toyota participates in the annual Planet Ark National Tree Day which is proudly sponsored by Toyota. Together with the wider community we spend the day planting trees and educating the younger community on the importance of respecting the environment. So far over 200,000 people volunteer every year around Australia and in 2011 over 1 million trees were planted.

Click here to find out more about National Tree Day
(http://treeday.planetark.org/)[Click here]