Need Your Car Serviced During the Coronavirus? AutoNation’s Knocking 25% Off All Month
Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, AutoNation is offering customers a 25% discount on most automotive services, including parts and labor, through the month of April, according to a report in Automotive News. AutoNation reportedly is the largest seller of new vehicles in the U.S., with more than 300 dealerships spanning 18 states.
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On its Twitter account, AutoNation included a dedication of its service discount, thanking “everyone that has to be out on the road” and saying it hopes the offer “brings you some relief.”
An AutoNation spokesman told Automotive News that the service discount is “unique in that it covers all service work and labor and items typically excluded from major promotions, such as a single tire.”
Some restrictions do apply, however. The promotion is limited to one coupon per vehicle, and collision repairs are not included. Additionally, the discount is limited to a maximum of $500 at locations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, Texas and Washington. Taxes, shop supply fees, battery fees and hazardous waste fees also may still apply. Customers looking to take advantage of the discounted services can go to the AutoNation website to schedule an appointment.
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AutoNation is one of the latest and largest group of dealerships to attempt to assist customers and increase business during the uncertainty of the current coronavirus pandemic — but even its size doesn’t make it immune to the economic effects. In addition to furloughing approximately 7,000 employees, AutoNation cut employees’ base pay and executives’ pay, according to Automotive News.
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