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Toyota’s Kinto to disrupt car rentals, car sharing in Australia
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Toyota is introducing Kinto in Australia, a car rental business that offers brand-new models through car sharing, rental, and subscription programs. Customers can rent Toyota vehicles from $9.75 per hour for car share, $67.50 per day for rental, $49.95 per day for weekly subscription, or $47.25 per day for monthly rental. Drivers aged 18 years old with P2 provisional licences can access the program. Kinto in Australia differs from the overseas service, offering Toyota vehicles only. To join the program, users must download the smartphone app from the company’s website.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Lexus, Subaru.
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