Toyota Wigo - Banker's Check accepted

Right on the heels of Suzuki, it seems Toyota will accept banker's check for their Toyota Wigo. Interestingly, there is an for its Hilux model right at the same time which does not mention such check, so perhaps Toyota is trying to target a specific clientele with the Wigo. Interestingly usually banker's check is accepted for real estate, or buying plots of lands, as way for people to smuggle their "Lollar" outside the banks. But between Suzuki and Toyota (for their entry-level Wigo) it seems this applies too as a way for such companies to handle their loans to banks (an easy way to pay the companies' dues) and for people to release their long-stuck Lollars in the Lebanese banking system. 

Suzuki helps you release Lollars

There you go, as with everyone in the market, in all sectors combined, Suzuki Lebanon in s accepting banker's cheque. This obviously helps you release Lollars stuck in the bank, allows you to buy a new car, perhaps replace the old one that got blown in the August 4 explosion, and help even if a little bit, with the economy's cycle.

Of course, many argue this is monopoly money, and that Lollars are a fictional entity - but hey if they can get me a new apartment, a new car, specifically one of those Suzukis, then why not?