Toyota will begin comprehensively refreshing ex-customer cars at its UK manufacturing facility as part of a drive to add value to vehicles throughout their life cycles.
Agustín Martín, president and managing director of Toyota GB, gave Autocar the first details of a new process that Toyota will implement as part of its new fleet-focused mobility sub-brand, Kinto. He said: “We need to stretch the way we look at life for both the vehicle and the customer.

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It's only a matter of time before all car sales will go online.
You will order your new car online. It will get picked up at the end of the rental period. Refurbed and sold again online.
Brightly lit dealerships will be a thing of the past and replaced by cheap "service centres" on industrial estates.
All this run on staff at a smidgen over minimum wage.
Why ? In Australia Landcruisers 20 years old or more with over 500 000 KM on them are not uncommon ....Seriously though it would be nice if Toyota would make things like long engines or crate engines from older models available as it would help people maintaining older models. For example, 1HD-T and 1HD-FT engines ..
Real remanufactured vehicles would be end of life ones brought back to usable status, 10 year old plus cars. This is not offering to extend the vehicles life so is not real remanufacturing. Is it just tidy up and resell or put on lease again.