9:34 am, August 25, 2016
GLYN HOPKIN, one of the UK’s leading car retailers with more than 40 franchised showrooms across the south-east, has begun its ‘New 66 Reg Upgrade Event’ for the introduction of the new 66 registration plate.
The event, which runs until the end of September, offers Glyn Hopkin customers thousands of pounds in discounts, loyalty incentives and finance deals on new, nearly new, and used models in its extensive 12-brand range – now including Nissan, Fiat, Abarth, Jeep, Infiniti, Renault and Dacia.
Fraser Cohen, pictured, managing director at Glyn Hopkin, said: ‘Our 66 registration plate offers are some of the most competitive deals we’ve ever rolled out.
‘We’re hoping to break our record of more than 4,000 customer upgrades during the 66 plate change event, which is on until the end of September.’
Glyn Hopkin also offers its current Motability customers the opportunity to trade in their old car for a new model, while paying less.
The new Alfa Romeo Giulietta, the new Nissan Pulsar family car and the new Fiat Doblo MPV all come available with zero advance payment, and join a selection of 90 models across 10 of Glyn Hopkin’s brands that are eligible for the offer.
The all-new Fiat Fullback pick-up truck is set to be a firm favourite among business customers and is available from just £199 per month on contract hire.
MPV and cargo van discounts can be found across the Nissan, Fiat and Mitsubishi ranges, while a variety of additional incentives and monthly finance deals are available for repeat Glyn Hopkin customers.
As part of Glyn Hopkin’s appreciation of its existing customers, up to £5,000 deposit contributions and five years’ free servicing on a range of new models are also available to those looking to upgrade.
Glyn Hopkin’s ‘New Reg Upgrade Event’ is now on, with first deliveries commencing on September 1 and continuing until the end of the month.
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