Trinity Motors are set to brave the gruelling Kilworth Challenge for a third time in 2010 to raise money for local charities.  This Year Trinity  will be  know  as the “Trinity Flyers”   in the arduous two-day endurance test in North Kilworth, Leicestershire, on 29^th and 30^th  May.

 

The Kilworth Challenge tasks 42 teams-of-four with completing a 30-mile trek over a 48-hour period.  Participants will have to undertake a series of tough physical or mental trials at one-mile intervals, including assault courses, bog runs, a one-mile up-hill sprint or puzzles.

 

Trinity Motors is extending its driving school programme to 31st March, giving driving instructors in Hinckley and Nuneaton more time to take advantage of enhanced offers on both the Mazda2 and Mazda3.  The scheme includes access to low-rate finance, free of charge metallic/mica paint and dual controls, among other benefits. 

 

The Mazda retailer, based on Coventry Road, initially launched into the driving instructor market last year with the Mazda2, adding the Mazda3 to the programme last November due to popular demand.

 

An all-new concept car is set to catch the ‘i' of visitors to the Geneva Motor Show next month. Hyundai has chosen the event to reveal the i-flow, a stylish saloon that previews the look of its new D-segment contender. 

 

Styled at the company's European design headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany, i-flow is expected to attract much attention, thanks to its striking appearance – the latest product of the company's evocative new form language, ‘fluidic sculpture'.  The name i-flow reflects the exceptionally aerodynamic shape and the flowing lines of the concept car's eye-catching styling, and retains the ‘i' prefix of Hyundai's established nomenclature.

 

To celebrate the 20^th anniversary of the world's best-selling two-seater roadster going on sale in the UK, Trinity Motors  will be taking delivery of a special version of the legendary Mazda MX-5 sports car called, appropriately, the ‘Mazda MX-5 20^th Anniversary Limited Edition'.

 

Customers visiting the Coventry Road-based dealership will be able to see a special showroom version of the model which features striking Union Jack decals.

 

“British motorists have enjoyed a long-term love affair with the Mazda MX-5 which shows every sign of continuing to flourish through the next decade,” comments Richard Nikolic, Managing Director at Trinity Motors. 

 

  

·         Scrappage buyers offered a new car for just £499

·         £2,000 part exchange on all new Hyundai cars – even without government contribution

·         Set to bring thousands more customers to the brand

 

Hyundai is set to build on its industry-leading scrappage success with ground-breaking schemes which will help even more customers afford a new Hyundai.

 

These include Trade & Upgrade, which allows buyers the same £2,000 part exchange allowance as scrappage customers even after the government scheme ends, and Happy Returns, which offers Hyundai's existing scrappage customers the chance to swap to a new ‘10' registration in March for as little as £499.

 

“We have learnt some valuable lessons from the 33,000 people who have bought cars from us under the scrappage scheme” said Tony Whitehorn, Hyundai's managing director in the UK. “They love transparent pricing. They hate haggling. And if they see a good deal they will snap it up. What we are offering post scrappage will build on this experience and will change the way cars are bought in the UK for ever.”

 

The Government-backed Scrappage Scheme has already been great news for many consumers in Hinckley and Nuneaton who have been able to save at least £2,000 off the price of a brand new Mazda.  However, with only limited funds now remaining, Trinity Motors is urging people in the area to ‘buy now' and take advantage of the scheme quickly to avoid disappointment.

 

Welcoming this news, Tim Hearnden said “It is important that customers considering purchasing a Mazda through scrappage take advantage of the scheme sooner rather than later, as the final phase of the scheme is a smaller allocation of funds, and customers may be disappointed if they wait too long to make a purchase.  We are advising motorists in Hinckley and Nuneaton to make the most of the offers on the table now.

 

“We have good stocks of our most popular Mazda models for customers wanting to take advantage of the scrappage scheme and can offer early delivery to our Coventry Road showroom.  Mazda has wholeheartedly embraced the Scrappage Scheme since April and offers even more added value for owners changing their ‘old' model for a new Mazda,” adds Tim Hearnden.

The popular Mazda6 has scooped its fifth and sixth What Car? Car of the Year awards being crowned both ‘Family Car' and ‘Estate Car of the Year 2010' at the prestigious What Car? Awards held at the Grosvenor House hotel in London yesterday, (Thursday 14th December). 

The Mazda6, available at Trinity Motors, impressed a panel of three judges with its performance, reliability and affordability after evaluating three cars in each of the ‘Family Car' and ‘Estate Car' categories.  

 

Now in its 33rd year, the What Car? Car of the Year Awards compares 392 different models across 16 major categories.

 

 

 

Local companies with vehicle fleets or company car drivers are now able to take advantage of the new expert services provided by Trinity Motors.  The Coventry Road-based dealership has appointed John Read as its first Business to Business Manager, becoming Mazda's newest B2B specialist dealership.

 

A range of services are now being offered to benefit corporate customers, including extended dealership opening hours and a number of special vehicle leasing offers available through Mazda Contract Hire.