Audi Rolls Out Limited Period Comprehensive Service Plan On Select Models

- The offer is valid only for A3 and A6 customers
- The comprehensive service plan is of 5 years/1,00,000 km
- The Plan is transferable from one customer to another
German luxury car-maker Audi has rolled out a limited period 'comprehensive service plan' on its select range of models as it seeks to bring down the ownership cost. Exclusively available through the Audi's authorized dealers for sale, the car maker has offered for the Comprehensive Service Plan of 5 years/1,00,000 kms at Rs 2.25 lakh for an Audi A3 and Rs 2.72 lakh for an Audi A6.
Also Read: 2017 Audi A3 Launched In India, Prices Start From Rs. 30.5 Lakh
"The Audi Comprehensive Service Plan will help our customers in getting the highest level of service at an attractive rate without compromising on the quality and reliability of the service being delivered from our Dealer Partners," Rahil Ansari, Head of Audi India said.

(The Audi Comprehensive Service Plan will help our customers in getting the highest level of service at an attractive rate)
The Plan has been carefully designed to take care of financial exposure and thus seeks to grant the customers complete peace of mind, the company said, adding it also ensures that the car is always of assured quality standards owing to the use of genuine parts for highest level of safety, reliability and performance.
Also Read: Audi Launches the A6 Matrix 35 TFSI in India At Rs. 52.7 Lakh
Ansari added, "This is a part of series of steps that Audi is taking to ensure that its customers experience the global promise of providing top service."
The Plan is transferable from one customer to another during the contracted period and can also be availed by the customer at any authorized dealer workshops across India - irrespective of the selling dealer, Audi said.
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