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Motorworld hosts first used cars blow out sale this Saturday at Motorworld used cars.

April 22, 2021

Motorworld hosts first used cars blow out sale this Saturday at Motorworld used cars.
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COLE BAY:— On Saturday, April 24th, Motorworld will be hosting their first annual Used Cars Blow Out Sale at the recently opened Motorworld Used Cars Facility, located at Welfare Road #14 in Cole Bay. This new location allowed Motorworld to extend the current dealership to further increase their offering to the public, selling quality used/second-hand vehicles at affordable prices.

Unlike any other facility on the island, Motorworld Used Cars focuses on quality used vehicles and also provides certified pre-owned vehicles to the public. The certification process entails a strict 150-point checklist, including computer diagnostic, mechanical check-ups on the engine and other core components, detailing, plus full bodywork and factory-quality restoration of the interior and exterior for select models. This process is performed by Motorworld’s certified automotive technicians so that customers can rest assured in their purchase knowing that they are investing in a quality used vehicle.

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Starting at 8:00AM until 5:00PM, customers are invited to visit Motorworld Used Cars where over 75 units will be available for purchase at special discounted prices, with up to 50% off on select models on this day only.

“Motorworld Used Cars was launched in July last year, and the response from the community has been astounding. We’ve noticed that many customers are really looking for an affordable vehicle that they can trust to safely transport them wherever they need to go. And we would like to make that happen. That is why we are further reducing prices on this day only on a variety of cars, SUVs, trucks and even commercial vehicles for our clients,” says Tariq Amjad, Managing Director of the Motorworld Group of Companies.

The deals are valid on a variety of models from Audi, Hyundai, Volkswagen, Mazda, Ford and more. The inventory also covers a range of model years, including older models and recent 2021 models. Additionally, on the spot bank financing will be available, courtesy of WIB Windward Islands Bank. Interested customers can then gather all the information they need about securing a loan and how to get approved for an affordable finance package.

The entire community is invited to attend the Motorworld Used Cars Blowout Sale this Saturday at Welfare Road #14, where an enjoyable experience has been crafted for everyone. There will be complimentary food and drinks all day, plus entertainment onsite to allow for a fun vehicle shopping experience!

For further information, please visit www.motorworldgroupsxm.com or call +1 (721) 544-5294 or +1 (721) 544-3155.

 

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/37366-motorworld-hosts-first-used-cars-blow-out-sale-this-saturday-at-motorworld-used-cars.html

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