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Hyundai is celebrating the 10 years since they introduced their 5-year warranty back in 2002. Since then, the Korean automaker has kept on offering an unlimited mileage warranty on its passenger cars.
During this ten-year period, 450,000 customers have benefited from Hyundai’s warranty package. Piece of mind is provided, knowing that in the unlikely event of a manufacturing defect being found, Hyundai will cover the cost of repair.
More recently, the plan was enhanced in 2010 with the Five Year Triple Care pack, which besides the warranty gives you five years’ roadside assistance and five years of vehicle health checks.
“It’s great to celebrate ten years of unrivalled peace of mind for our customers. Five Year Triple Care is an integral part of our strategy to deliver high-quality vehicles and customer services. We have seen a growing number of buyers coming to Hyundai for the first time, looking for a brand that represents quality and reliability − a brand they can trust. This is even more important for company cars drivers as the warranty is unlimited for the full five years − ensuring that their vehicles are covered irrespective of the number of miles driven,” said Tony Whitehorn, President and CEO of Hyundai Motor UK.
More recently, the plan was enhanced in 2010 with the Five Year Triple Care pack, which besides the warranty gives you five years’ roadside assistance and five years of vehicle health checks.
“It’s great to celebrate ten years of unrivalled peace of mind for our customers. Five Year Triple Care is an integral part of our strategy to deliver high-quality vehicles and customer services. We have seen a growing number of buyers coming to Hyundai for the first time, looking for a brand that represents quality and reliability − a brand they can trust. This is even more important for company cars drivers as the warranty is unlimited for the full five years − ensuring that their vehicles are covered irrespective of the number of miles driven,” said Tony Whitehorn, President and CEO of Hyundai Motor UK.
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