Maruti Suzuki India’s used car business — Maruti Suzuki True Value — reached the milestone of selling 4 million pre-owned cars since its inception in 2001.
Maruti had started the used car vertical to ensure quality, reliability and hassle-free pre-owned car purchase and selling experience. It set up a network of 550 independent True Value outlets across 268 cities and offered both online and offline services.
Shashank Srivastava, executive director (marketing & sales), Maruti Suzuki India Limited, said, “The pre-owned car market in India is highly unorganised and there are a very few players providing safe, reliable and transparent buying and selling experience to buyers. True Value was set up to overcome these issues and ensure that buyers of pre-owned cars get the same experience as new car buyers. These outlets are digitally integrated through website and app so that customers can access details of all the cars available at True Value outlets from the comfort of their homes.”
With 376 checks, quality evaluation, refurbishment and certification process, True Value Certified cars are offered with up to one-year warranty and three free services.
Toyota Fortuner
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Thursday announced that it has received over 5,000 bookings for the new Fortuner and the exclusive Legender since their launch in India.
Tata Safari
Tata Motors has announced that it will open bookings of the all-new Safari from Thursday. Customers can book this new premium SUV at a refundable amount of Rs 30,000 on the Tata Motors website or visit the nearest authorised dealership and be on the priority delivery list.
The Fortuner continues to dominate the SUV segment with over a 53 percent segment shareThe vehicles are now on display and available for test drives.