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Can you cancel your Toyota subscription? Check eligibility and conditions
- New vehicle orders → You can cancel anytime before delivery. Dealers often offer a 3-day grace period for full deposit refunds. After that, cancellation is still possible, but a portion of the deposit may be retained.
- Connected Services subscriptions → Cancel anytime via the myToyota Connect app, no lock-in contracts. Service stops at end of billing cycle.
- Insurance policies → Full refund within 21 days (cooling-off period) if no claims. After that, cancel anytime with pro-rata refund minus a small admin fee.
- Finance contracts → If a loan hasn’t been drawn down, you can walk away. If active, early termination may incur fees/interest.
- Extended warranties/service plans → Typically cancellable with pro-rata refund. Full refund if within “free look” period (e.g. 30 days).
- After delivery → Car cancellations aren’t possible once you’ve taken possession – you’d need to sell or trade-in instead.
How to cancel a Toyota subscription, service or order
Vehicle orders
- Review your sales contract for cancellation terms.
- Email or write to your dealer with your order details, requesting cancellation.
- Follow up with a phone call to confirm.
- Ask for written confirmation and deposit refund details.
Connected Services
- Open the myToyota Connect App.
- Go to Subscriptions in your vehicle details.
- Select the active service and tap Cancel Subscription/Turn Off Auto-Renew.
- Confirm and check for an in-app or email confirmation.
Insurance
- Call Toyota Insurance (number on your PDS).
- State you’re cancelling – mention “21-day cooling-off” if within that period.
- Submit email/written request if required.
- Refund processed to your payment method.
Finance
- Call Toyota Finance on 137 200.
- If not yet drawn, you can cancel at no cost.
- If active, request payout figure – early termination fees may apply.
Roadside Assistance
- Call 1300 800 888 to cancel. Unused months may be refunded case-by-case.
How long does a Toyota cancellation take?
- Vehicle orders: Best to cancel within 3 business days for full deposit refund. You can cancel anytime before delivery, but later cancellations may mean losing part/all of the deposit.
- Connected Services: Cancel anytime. Effective immediately or at end of billing cycle.
- Insurance: 21 days full refund cooling-off. Pro-rata refund after that.
- Finance: No statutory cooling-off once active. Early termination possible anytime (fees apply).
- Extended warranty/service plans: Often cancellable within 30 days for full refund, prorated thereafter.
⚡ Summary: Cars = cancel before delivery. Insurance = cancel within 21 days. Subscriptions = anytime.
Toyota cancellation fees and final charges – what to expect
- Vehicle orders → Dealers may keep a portion of your deposit ($500–$1000 typical). Contracts allow up to 5–10%, but this is rarely enforced in full.
- Connected Services → $0 cancellation fee. No refunds mid-cycle, but no penalty either.
- Insurance → After 21 days, pro-rata refund minus ~$40 admin fee.
- Finance → Early termination fees may apply (see your loan contract).
- Extended warranty/service plans → Small admin fee (e.g. $50) deducted from prorated refunds.
- Dealer-specific terms → Always check your signed contract for exact fee wording.
Toyota cases submitted through Ajust
Consumer experiences with Toyota cancellations
Full refund on deposit → A Melbourne buyer cancelled a RAV4 order due to job loss. The dealer refunded their $1000 deposit within 2 days.
Deposit dispute resolved → A couple paid $5k deposit on a Prado. Dealer tried to keep $1k fee, but after escalation, it was refunded in full.
Insurance cooling-off → NSW customer cancelled Toyota Insurance within 2 weeks, got 100% premium refund back to credit card.
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