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Hyundai announces 10-day Free Car Care Clinic

Hyundai will offer comprehensive car service at all its service centers across the country from March 13 to 22.
1 min read•11 Mar '15
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Hyundai have announced the launch of its 19th Free Car Care Clinic, a 10-day service camp that will span from March 13 to 22.

The service camp will offer a 90-point check-up including examining the engine, transmission, electrical system, under-body, and the air-conditioning system. Hyundai customers will also be able to avail of discounts on spare parts, labour charges, selected accessories, and other value-added services. In addition to all this, Hyundai is also offering discounts of up to 20 percent on extended warranty, along with exchange offers on old cars.

The company will also provide customers of over four years, with scratch card offers. Customers interested can book an appointment through the ‘Hyundai Care’ mobile app or visit Hyundai’s customer care website.

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