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LIN aims for excellence
27th April 2006, Page 10
27th April 2006
Page 10
Page 10, 27th April 2006
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I.DV IS WORKING to raise the standards of its dealership network, with some dealers gaining the status of Centre of Excellence. Changes include longer opening hours, improved product knowledge and guarantees on service time.
Half of LDV's 61 UK dealers are expected to meet the Centre of Excellence standard this year.
A new Maxus range has also been launched for the more 'life style oriented market'. The Platinum models feature alloy wheels, metallic paint, air-con and electric windows and mirrors; prices start at £12,495. Also available are safety/ security packs and a professional trade pack at £550 and £450 respectively.
Any Maxus registered before September will carry a nontransferable five-year/100,000mile warranty.
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