FREE MOT TEST FOR ALL SAAB OWNERS
Iconic car manufacturer, Saab, is proud to offer its customers free membership to the Saab Service Club, a loyalty scheme that provides a host of exclusive benefits including free visual health checks and discounts on parts, servicing and Saab accessories.
Anyone who owns a Saab three years or older automatically qualifies for free membership to the Saab Service Club and until 1st September, participating Saab dealerships are offering members a complimentary MOT test.
Members whose vehicles are approaching their first MOT test or have Saab vehicles over three years old can simply download a voucher from the Saab Service Club website and contact the dealership to book their free test.
With a team of factory trained technicians on hand, Saab offers the experience and expertise to help keep customers cars in the best condition possible, using genuine Saab parts that are covered by a two year manufacturer’s warranty.
David Leighton, Aftersales Business Development Manager at Saab GB comments: “The Saab Service Club offers a cost-effective way to keep Saabs in perfect running condition through their lifetime of ownership and members can now take advantage of the free MOT offer available to them immediately after registering.”
For more information on the Saab Service Club and to register for free as a member, visit http://www.saabserviceclub.co.uk.
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Notes to editors:
1. Complimentary MOT offer ends 1st September 2011 and excludes Northern Ireland.
2. One MOT test available per member and does not apply to subsequent MOT tests.
3. At participating Saab dealerships only.
14 Ebor Saab members set off on Friday 10 May to make their separate ways to the assembly point at Gretna Green for what was billed as a Scottish Mystery Weekend, the mystery being only the organisers knew the itinerary. The mystery began to unfold on Saturday morning with a drive along gloriously empty roads under blue skies up into rural Scotland to visit the Kagyu Samye Ling Tibetan Temple at Eskdalemuir (nobody expected a visit the foothills of the Himalayas).