FIAT organises free monsoon check-up camp in city

FIAT organises free monsoon check-up camp in city
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FIAT Chrysler Automobiles India is organising monsoon check-up camps at its exclusive dealerships for three days starting from Thursday to Saturday. This move is in continuation with FCA’s strategy to reach out to a wide base of customers located across India and reiterate its commitment to the Indian market.

FIAT Chrysler Automobiles India is organising monsoon check-up camps at its exclusive dealerships for three days starting from Thursday to Saturday. This move is in continuation with FCA’s strategy to reach out to a wide base of customers located across India and reiterate its commitment to the Indian market.


The privileged customers of FIAT will enjoy a variety of benefits in this camp. FCA will provide an extensive 60 point free check-up for all their customers with free top wash and 10 per cent discount on labour will be provided to the customers (Only on Mechanical Repairs inclusive of electrical repairs).


In addition, the company is also offering a discount of Rs 4000 on GPS Navigation Unit. FCA exclusive dealership executives will contact existing customers through text messages and e-mails to inform them about the camps. Speaking about the initiative, Kevin Flynn, President and Managing Director, FIAT Chrysler Automobiles India Operations said, “FCA India is swiftlytaking efforts to reach out to its current and prospective customers through check-up camps.


The monsoon check-up camp is one of the important after- sales service activity conducted by us for the customers to ensure the safety of the vehicles during this season. We have seen a very positive response to all the check-up camps in the past and have therefore decided to organise monsooncheck-up camp across India keeping the changing weather in mind”. FCA has strengthened its presence in India by widening its reach to provide world class service to the customers spread across the country.

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