Sunday out with Toyota
A Toyota Hilux in action at a previous outing.
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March 4, 2015

Sunday out with Toyota

The Toyota Jamaica 4×4 Club hosts its first outing for 2015 this Sunday, starting at 8:30 a.m. from North Side Plaza, St Andrew.

“We are heading to Reggae Falls in St Thomas,” Tracy-Ann Fletcher, assistant marketing manager at Toyota Jamaica, told Auto.

This won’t be a leisurely Sunday drive as only four-wheel drive Toyota vehicles are invited to take the trek. The extra traction and ground clearance is necessary since the route will take participants through Papine, across Mavis Bank and down into Reggae Falls, a scenic but tough journey.

“The event is absolutely free. Persons just need to pack their picnic baskets, come out for a day of fun and 4×4 trails,” Fletcher said.

— Rory Daley

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