Day/night car care clinic from AMW

Financial Times

Picture shows car owners other than Suzuki and Suzuki Maruti who took advantage of the event. The promotion took place at the AMW Borella showroom

AMW, dealers for Suzuki and Suzuki Maruti vehicles, recently launched an innovative offer for the automotive sector, holding – what it called – Sri Lanka’s first ‘Day and Night’ car care clinic for all car brand owners. The offer included free inspections, inspection reports, vehicle valuations and promotional trade -in offers, the company said.

Other benefits for all participants included free service contracts that could be utilised at the AMW Suzuki Maruti Workshop at Kithulwatta, or at the Rajagiriya service complex.

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