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Fiat to conduct check-up camps in October

The week-long camp will be held from October 5 to 10, 2015; Fiat aims to strengthen after-sales service with more programmes.
1 min read•2 Oct '15
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As part of Fiat’s attempt to improve its customer reach, FIAT Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) India will organise check-up camps across India through its exclusive dealerships between October 5 to 10, 2015.

Customers will also be offered a 10 percent discount on labour and mechanical repair charges, along with a free car wash. Dealerships will also offer discounts on car accessories during the check-up camps.

FCA dealerships will promote the check-up campaign via their social media portals, and will also notify its customers through email and text messages. The special campaign will run alongside Fiat’s 'Crafted for Car Lovers' initiative, wherein the manufacturer will display its entire line-up of cars, including the Abarth 595 Competizione, and the upcoming Abarth Punto Evo hot hatch at Fiat  showrooms.  

FCA India has plans to organise  similar routine programmes to provide technical support to Fiat owners.
 

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