Honda Cars India organises Body & Paint Service Camp at all dealerships across India
This customer-centric initiative will start from 14th September 2020 and will continue till 26th September 2020 at all authorized Honda service outlets across India.


NEW DELHI
Honda Cars India Ltd., leading manufacturer of premium cars in India today announced a ‘Body & Paint Service Camp’ for its esteemed customers giving them a chance to give their Honda cars the same look they once fell for. This customer-centric initiative will start from 14th September 2020 and will continue till 26th September 2020 at all authorized Honda service outlets across India. The 13-day Body & Paint Service Camp will offer multiple benefits to Honda customers including attractive offers on customer paid Body and Paint Repair in terms of labour and select parts like Bumpers, Windshield and Side Mirror; Interior Enrichment, Paint Treatment & Beautification and Overall car sanitization. Customers will be offered free services like Top Wash and Body & Paint evaluation and additional Battery Buy Back offer during this camp. Talking about the initiative, Mr. Rajesh Goel, Senior Vice President and Director, Marketing & Sales, Honda Cars India Ltd. said, “Staying true to our commitment of providing Joy of buying and superior ownership experience to our customers, all Honda dealers across India are organizing this Body & Paint Service camp for their cars. This camp will help them to maintain their cars and renew their appearance after the lockdown period. We appeal
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