Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) expects its new parts distribution centre (PDC) in Phoenix, Arizona to be fully operational this week after spending a month increasing its fulfilment volume…
Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) expects its new parts distribution centre (PDC) in Phoenix, Arizona to be fully operational this week after spending a month increasing its fulfilment volume.
The $10m facility, which covers 12,600 sq.m, is stocking 56,000 Toyota and Lexus aftermarket parts to distribute to 56 Toyota and Lexus dealers in the US southwest, primarily in Arizona, as well as New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Nevada, and Colorado.
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