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Hyundai opens new service centre
Hyundai&rsquo;s new service centre located on<br />Balmoral Avenue in St Andrew.
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September 10, 2015

Hyundai opens new service centre

WITH the aim of redefining Hyundai’s optimum service, Magna Motors Dealership Limited recently opened a state-of-the-art service centre in St Andrew, locally.

Magna Motors Dealership Limited is the official Hyundai dealers in Jamaica.

“The service centre will secure our ability to deliver high-quality, innovative technology and service in the auto industry,” said Carlos Geourzoung, sales manager, Hyundai Jamaica.

Located at 22 Balmoral Avenue, the centre has been designed to meet Hyundai’s technical performance and quality specifications. The centre has cutting-edge servicing equipment, Hyundai trained service technicians, and a comprehensive parts inventory, and will cater to all Hyundai owners across the island.

Magna Motors Dealership has issued a call for existing Hyundai owners to take advantage of the premium service experience offered at the dealership.

“We are inviting all current owners to call, to make an appointment, to come in and validate their warranty, and receive a complimentary multi-point vehicle inspection,” said Geourzoung.

New car buyers will benefit from Hyundai’s 5-year/100,000km warranty. The five-year warranty is a measure of Hyundai’s confidence in the quality and reliability of its vehicles. It’s there to ensure that once drivers have chosen a Hyundai, they can rely on a first-class after-sales service, and enjoy years of trouble-free motoring.

Magna Motors Dealership Limited was appointed the official Hyundai dealer for Jamaica earlier this month. It is a subsidiary of Magna Motors, a Caribbean leader in automotive sales and service with best-in-class operations.

Julio Barrera (right),<br />field service and<br />training manager,<br />Hyundai Motor<br />Company completes<br />demonstrations with<br />some employees.<br />From left are Koreme<br />Palmer, Charles<br />Forsythe, and George<br />Douglas.

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