Four years of low cost motoring with Honda
Honda is introducing four years free servicing and roadside assistance on a range of models to help drive down the cost of new car ownership. This offer is available on CR-Z, Insight and British-built Jazz (excluding Jazz Hybrid), Civic and CR-V orders until the end of September.
Four years complimentary servicing and roadside assistance on wide range of models
Lower monthly payments with four year finance options including a 0 per cent HP and 6.4 per cent PCP
New Jazz now available from just £117 per month
Honda Civic 1.4 Type S available from £12,995
Complimenting the free servicing and roadside assistance is a range of four year finance options designed to bring down the cost of a new Honda into lower monthly payments. A four year 0 per cent HP means a customer can drive away a new Jazz for only £117 per month or a Civic for £162.
“We have noticed a rising trend of people keeping their cars for longer and this new campaign reflects this change in ownership pattern,” commented Martin Moll, Head of Marketing, Honda (UK).
“This is another example of how we’re always listening to our customers and responding with products and offers that are relevant. To drive away a Jazz for only £117 a month without the worry of the cost of servicing and roadside assistance for four years really shows we have our customer’s needs and concerns at the front of our minds.”
On top of these offers, customers looking to purchase a Civic can snap up a 1.4 Type S for the reduced price of £12,995 – saving over £2,000.
Bullet-proof reliability
These offers, combined with Honda’s renowned reliability means affordable and hassle-free new Honda ownership for the first four years.
The results of the respected 2011 JD Power Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Study are further proof of Honda’s bullet-proof reliability and excellent customer service. Honda retained the number two spot in the manufacturer league table with Jazz celebrating its eighth consecutive win in the Supermini class. For the second year running Accord topped the chart in the family car category, while both Civic and CR-V were ranked second in their own respective classes.
