Mahindra First Choice Wheels Launches 34 New Used Car Stores In One Day

If you haven't read the carandbike survey yet, well, now is the time you get down to reading the findings. The survey clearly showed a strong headway for the used car market and a host of consumers are likely to change their buying decision from a new car to a used car. Knowing well how the used car market is going to play out, Mahindra First Choice Wheels Ltd (MFCWL), launched 34 new stores, across the country on one day. Of course, this was a digital launch and the cities that the company has opened stores include, Roorkee, Nashik, Pondicherry, Trichy, Dehradun, Mau, Agra, Azamgarh, Jaunpur, Aurangabad, Ghaziabad and Ahmedabad. There are 7 to 8 dealers more coming very soon and that is very encouraging, considering that the used car business in the country has been rather unorganised.
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After today's 34 outlet launches, MFCWL will open 7 to 8 stores more in the coming months
The strategy in this has been very clear as the company is targeting Tier 2 or Tier 3 cities given how well placed they are when compared to the metros; some of which are still under lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic. Having said that, the demand for used cars will increase mainly because people are now priorotising their health and safety and hence want to go in for a personal vehicle. The pre-owned space will be the place that most consumers will look at and the findings in our survey pointed out to this very trend.
Jaswinder Singh, Director, Lally Motors, has a host of new and used car dealerships. Talking about his journey with the company Jaswinder said, "We have been associated with the Mahindra brand for 30 years,and the used car business has certainly picked up. People now prefer to go to a certified store rather than a local dealer and that's where Mahindra First Choice really works. Used car warranty is also a big plus when it comes to MFCWL and that's one reason why customers keep coming back to us."
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MFCWL is taking all precautions to further allay any hygiene and sanitization concerns among their customers with regard to their new purchase. The company will provide a sanitation kit with each car sold at its stores. The kit will contain 2 face masks, a pair of gloves, car disinfection spray and a hand sanitizer along with a step-by-step manual on the process to be followed to sanitize the vehicle.
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The new stores will offer all the facilities and services including used-car sales, 118-point inspection to quote and buy the actual car value for a consumer looking to sell their car, warranty on Mahindra Certified used cars, easy finance and hassle-free RTO transfer.
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