GENUINE TOYOTA PARTS OR ACCESSORIES Sample Clauses

GENUINE TOYOTA PARTS OR ACCESSORIES. All Toyota parts, accessories and equipment manufactured by or on behalf of FACTORY or specifically approved by IMPORTER for use in servicing Toyota Motor Vehicles and sold by DISTRIBUTOR to authorized Toyota dealers.
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