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2021 Toyota GR Yaris TV commercial banned in Australia

2021 Toyota GR Yaris TV commercial banned in Australia

Posted on January 11, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

In the latest report by Australia’s Car Expert, the Federal Chamber for Automotive Industries (FCAI) has banned a TV commercial of Toyota’s newest 2021 GR Yaris hot hatch. As it turns out, the ad violates the FCIA’s Motor Vehicle Advertising Code for exhibiting unsafe driving practices and breaking the speed limit.

Toyota is the bestselling car company in Australia, and the new 2021 GR Yaris is one of the most hotly-anticipated Toyotas to arrive in a long while. 
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