Sri Lanka Insurance partners with Toyota Lanka (Pvt) Ltd.

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Sri Lanka Insurance (SLIC) has entered into a strategic partnership with Toyota Lanka (Pvt.) Ltd on June 8 to provide greater convenience for Sri Lanka Insurance Motor Plus customers and TOYOTA owners.

Toyota Lanka (Pvt) Ltd (TLPL) will facilitate expeditious collision repairs at their facilities and branches for customers that have a comprehensive Motor Plus insurance policy for their motor vehicles from SLIC, the insurance provider said in a media release.

TLPL has the expertise and manufacturer recommended tools to carry out collision repairs and restore vehicles to their manufacturer’s specifications. This special offer is applicable for Toyota Passenger Cars, Double Cabs and Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs), which are imported and registered as ‘Brand New’, ‘Reconditioned’ or ‘Used’ for private use. These vehicles should be insured under a comprehensive Sri Lanka Insurance Motor Plus Insurance policy.

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