Toyota Fleet Management is here for you, helping your business and employees achieve their goals through effective financing and fleet management solutions, personally tailored to ensure your fleet performs at its optimum level at all times.

To ensure every aspect of your vehicle management is taken care of, we also offer your drivers complete peace of mind through our comprehensive 24-hour roadside assistance program, a complete accident management program and proactive, reliable vehicle registration for every car in your fleet.

Backed by the strength of the worldwide Toyota group we are able to manage and finance all vehicle makes, models and asset classes. Whether you require an operating lease, finance lease, term purchase or a mixture of all three, we are here to assist you with every asset in your fleet.

Toyota Fleet Management is a division of Toyota Finance Australia Limited
ABN 48 002 435 181
A member of the Toyota Group of Companies.

Why Toyota Fleet Management?

• A full suite of funding options including Operating Lease, Finance Lease, Term Purchase (Commercial Hire Purchase), Novated Lease and Recharge Fleet Management, all covered by one Master Fleet Facility Agreement, allows you to choose a facility(s) that best suit your specific business requirements and those of your employee's.
• By outsourcing your fleet administration, you gain the ability to reallocate resources back into your core business.
• You'll receive regular reporting on your fleet that provides increased transparency on fleet expenditure and assistance in the management of operational, accounting and taxation requirements.

Corporate Fleets

As one of the industries fastest growing fleet organisations, Toyota Fleet Management provides a full suite of funding options including Operating Lease, Finance Lease, Commercial Hire Purchase and Novated Lease, all of which are covered by the one Master Fleet Facility Agreement.

Backed with strength of the Toyota Group allows Toyota Fleet Management to offer customers highly competitive cost of funds.

Choosing the best finance option for each asset class involves the evaluation of many variables including cash flow, accounting and taxation implications, and asset risk.