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Daihatsu offers car loans customers five years free servicing
Jan 2 2009Buyers taking out secured Car Loans in the hope of buying a Daihatsu Terios have been handed a further boost by the manufacturer.
All vehicles registered between January 1st and March 31st 2009 will be handed five years free servicing or 45,000 miles free servicing - whichever comes first.
The car maker hopes that this offer will provide "true peace of mind" to car loans customers and add to the appeal of the Terios.
"Daihatsus offer outstandingly low running costs and have an enviable reputation for reliability and economy," said Paul Hegarty, operations director at Daihatsu Vehicle Distributors.
With the addition of five years free servicing, the Terios represents "excellent value for money" in the current "extraordinary" economic situation, he added.
Earlier this month, a Torquay couple known locally as Mr and Mrs Christmas hailed the Daihatsu Materia as the ideal car for their fundraising activities in the area.
Sheila and Phil Scott had their mini-MPV sprayed in a Lamborghini Mauve 30 colour in a bid to make the vehicle "as distinctive as they are".
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