Carroll & Kinsella Churchtown relocates to new Dealership at Sandyford

Dealer Principal Locky Murphy will open his new, state of the art showroom, Toyota Sandyford this week.

Formerly Carroll & Kinsella Churchtown, Toyota Sandyford is the latest Toyota Dealership in Dublin, located on Heather Road in Sandyford.

Toyota Sandyford will create an additional ten new jobs within sales, aftersales and administrative roles. The nine car showroom will facilitate the Toyota 2017 range including the new Toyota C-HR, the full range of hybrid models and the new Proace and Hilux commercial vehicles.

Toyota Sandyford features Toyota’s new Retail Concept, offering customers an immersive experience encompassing a combination of physical, human and digital touch points which will guide the customer through the showroom.

The service workshop comprises a ten bay workshop featuring pre-NCT and inspection bays along with dedicated Express Servicing bays to provide the ultimate in customer convenience.

Dealer Principal Locky Murphy states;

“I am very excited about opening the new showroom in Sandyford and look forward to welcoming our loyal customers as well as many new ones in 2017. With exceptional new models such as the C-HR, I believe that Toyota Sandyford is the perfect platform to showcase the extensive range of hybrid vehicles as well the entire Toyota passenger and commercial vehicle line-up.

Steve Tormey, Chief Executive at Toyota Ireland commented;

“I am delighted that Locky and his team have begun a new chapter of their business at Toyota Sandyford. The space will showcase the latest Toyota automotive technology, including the range of hybrid vehicles while providing an unrivalled customer experience. On behalf of Toyota Ireland, we wish them every success”.

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