Vauxhall Announces Latest Service Plan Allows Clients to Spread The Cost Of Motoring
LUTON, UK, November 26, 2013 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Growth in Vauxhall Service Plan uptake shows that an increasing number of customers are spreading the cost of their servicing and enjoying peace-of-mind motoring.
Growth in Vauxhall Service Plan uptake shows that an increasing number of customers are spreading the cost of their servicing and enjoying peace-of-mind motoring.
In 2012, Vauxhall Service Plans sales increased 75 per cent against 2011. This year the uptake is continuing, with sales up 25 per cent.
Service plans allow motorists to spread the cost of their servicing by paying a fixed amount every month, so that when their car needs a service, all the costs have been paid for in advance, including parts and labour and an advisory brake fluid change.
The latest Vauxhall Service Plan has now been released for ADAM, at just £15 per month for any model, over a two, three or four year period. The plans are inflation-proof having been fixed at today’s prices, as well as being interest-free, giving Vauxhall owners the very best value for money.
“Service Plan holders enjoy greater peace-of-mind, knowing that their servicing costs have been paid for upfront, avoiding a larger one-off servicing bill,” said Belinda Craik, Vauxhall’s Service Channel Manager.
“All services are carried out by Vauxhall trained technicians who know Vauxhalls best and the Vauxhall service stamp in the logbook will help to maintain the car’s resale value.”
Vauxhall Motors has been manufacturing motor vehicles in the UK continuously since 1903. Vauxhall’s range spans all mainstream sectors of the vehicle market with best-selling model names such as Corsa, Astra, Meriva, Zafira and Insignia regularly in the top ten of the sales charts. Vauxhall is also the largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles in the UK and its parent company General Motors’ 4th largest global market.
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Growth in Vauxhall Service Plan uptake shows that an increasing number of customers are spreading the cost of their servicing and enjoying peace-of-mind motoring.
In 2012, Vauxhall Service Plans sales increased 75 per cent against 2011. This year the uptake is continuing, with sales up 25 per cent.
Service plans allow motorists to spread the cost of their servicing by paying a fixed amount every month, so that when their car needs a service, all the costs have been paid for in advance, including parts and labour and an advisory brake fluid change.
The latest Vauxhall Service Plan has now been released for ADAM, at just £15 per month for any model, over a two, three or four year period. The plans are inflation-proof having been fixed at today’s prices, as well as being interest-free, giving Vauxhall owners the very best value for money.
“Service Plan holders enjoy greater peace-of-mind, knowing that their servicing costs have been paid for upfront, avoiding a larger one-off servicing bill,” said Belinda Craik, Vauxhall’s Service Channel Manager.
“All services are carried out by Vauxhall trained technicians who know Vauxhalls best and the Vauxhall service stamp in the logbook will help to maintain the car’s resale value.”
Vauxhall Motors has been manufacturing motor vehicles in the UK continuously since 1903. Vauxhall’s range spans all mainstream sectors of the vehicle market with best-selling model names such as Corsa, Astra, Meriva, Zafira and Insignia regularly in the top ten of the sales charts. Vauxhall is also the largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles in the UK and its parent company General Motors’ 4th largest global market.
Press release courtesy of Online PR Media: http://bit.ly/1eo6b6Q
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