Toyota Honours Bermuda Motors Partnership
Bermuda Motors has been recognised by Toyota Motor Corporation with a commemorative plaque marking 50 years of “partnership and service.”
A spokesperson said, “Bermuda Motors Limited is proud to announce that it has been recognized by Toyota Motor Corporation with a commemorative plaque in celebration of 50 years of partnership and service.
“Bermuda Motors first launched the sale of Toyotas on 13 September 1971, marking its entry into the local automotive market with the introduction of the Toyota Corolla. Since that time, the company has continued to offer a wide range of Toyota vehicles to meet the evolving needs of Bermuda’s market, including passenger cars, commercial vans, and trucks.
Damon Haywood – Operations Manger; Sebastien Cornet – Sales Manager; Meekai Johansen – Junior Sales Representative; Carolyn Dutton – Financial Controller; and William Madeiros – Managing Director:
“Over the past five decades, Bermuda Motors has grown significantly and is now recognized as the island’s premier auto dealer, offering a comprehensive range of top brand vehicles alongside exceptional customer service and after sales support.”
William Madeiros, Managing Director of Bermuda Motors Limited, said, “We are honoured to receive this commemorative plaque from Toyota. Our relationship with Toyota has been built on trust, shared values, and a commitment to quality. We look forward to continuing this partnership for many years to come.”
The spokesperson said, “Bermuda Motors remains committed to maintaining Toyota’s global standards by investing in ongoing training and development. The company regularly sends its technicians to Toyota-led training courses, ensuring the highest levels of expertise, safety, and service for customers.”
Mr. Madeiros said, “We are extremely proud of our accomplishments over the past 50 years and of the strong relationship we have built with Toyota. This recognition is a testament to the dedication of our team and our continued commitment to excellence.”
I remember when the first shipments of Toyotas arrived here. They were looked at a little suspiciously at first being the first Japanese cars imported but then people began snapping them up as they came with radios and tinted glass.
Unfortunately , in spite of their sound engineering , they couldn’t tolerate our salty , damp climate and rusted out very quickly.
Boy have they ever come a long way. Now one of the best cars for the buck that you can buy anywhere .