1:20 pm, December 22, 2011
MAZDA has launched anew accident repair scheme aimed at driving more parts business through its dealer network.
Not only will the scheme drive more business through Mazda dealers, but the firm’s approved accident repair centres will also see additional revenue.
Called ‘Save It’, the programme is designed to offer discounted repairs on cars that have been in an accident and on the margin of being written-off by insurance companies due to the value of the repair.
Mazda UK aftersales director David Wilson-Green said: ‘Scrapping a car is hugely inconvenient for a customer and will invariably cost them money. Customers also have to wait for an insurance company to pay out and then rush to find a replacement vehicle at a time usually inconvenient to themselves.
‘While customer satisfaction and convenience is paramount, it also makes good business sense for our dealers who supply the parts for the repairs and our approved accident repair centres to do the work, it also keeps a customer in their Mazda for potential future servicing and parts sales.’
Customers can also relax, safe in the knowledge that their vehicle has been repaired back to manufacturer factory standards in a Mazda Approved Accident Repair Centre (MAARC), using Mazda genuine parts and repair methods.
