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Latest News from Trinity Motors 3rd September 2010
 While continuing to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the world's best-selling roadster, the Mazda MX-5, Mazda dealership, Trinity Motors, is saying ‘goodbye' this autumn to a very different, although equally iconic sports car in its model line-up – the rotary-engined, four-seater Mazda RX-8.
“British motorists love sports cars and engineering excellence,” said Richard Nikolic, Managing Director Trinity Motors. “So it is no wonder that over the last seven years the RX-8 has been close to their hearts. More than 26,000 enthusiastic drivers have purchased an RX-8 in the UK, won over by its truly exhilarating drive, fascinating super-smooth rotary engine and many unique features, combined with everyday reliability and practicality.
19th August 2010
 Customers at Trinity Motors in Leicester, Hinckley and Nuneaton are eagerly awaiting the new ‘60' registration plates in September. The Coventry Road-based dealership has an impressive selection of new and upgraded multi-award-winning Mazda models catering for every taste and budget. Customers will also have the opportunity to take advantage of special offers available until the end of September.
“Mazda cars are renowned for their styling, reliability and thrilling driving experience,” explains Richard Nikolic, Managing Director Trinity. “There are so many models to choose from, there really is a Mazda for everyone. We encourage motorists to visit our showroom and book a test-drive to experience first-hand the exciting Mazda range for themselves.”
Available now at the Trinity Motors showroom is the compact Mazda2, featuring a 10-strong three or five-door hatchback model range. Every model has air-conditioning and prices for the regular standard Mazda2 start at £9,820 (on-the-road), with TS2 models from £10,820 and Sport models from £12,630 (on-the-road).
 Driving schools in Hinckley and Nuneaton and Leicester are set to benefit from a new and improved Mazda programme packed full of exciting incentives for driving instructors and their successful pupils.
The programme, offered by Trinity Motors which includes all Mazda2 and Mazda3 models with the exception of limited edition cars, offers many perks including low rate vehicle finance, He-Man dual controls, car header board with graphics, metallic paint and GPS secondary speedometer on the Mazda3 - all supplied and fitted free of charge. 2nd August 2010
 1. Fun factor
The top reason has got to be the thrill of the ride. Mazda's objective was to create total driving pleasure and wind-in-your-hair driving exhilaration – and it did just that.
Never just a way to get from A to B, Mazda's MX-5 is a car in which to enjoy every mile of every journey and very often just from A to A. The MX-5 is still known to enthusiasts in the USA by its original name – ‘Miata' which means ‘reward'. Need we say more?
2. 870,000 people can't be wrong
Over 870,000 Mazda MX-5s have now been sold worldwide – making it the best selling two-seater roadster of all time. As a result it has been has been entered into the Guinness Book of World Records every year since 2000.
3. Car and driver as one
While some aspects of the third-generation Mazda MX-5 are even better than its predecessor, it retains all the original virtues for which the Mazda MX-5 is rightly famous. All MX-5 generations have reflected the Japanese ideal of Jinba Ittai, the symbiosis between rider and horse. Jinba Ittai served as guiding principle for developing the driving behaviour of the Mazda MX-5 - the ideal of a balanced driving machine that provides skilful drivers with high levels of driving enjoyment without the need of a large-displacement engine. 22nd July 2010
Mazda has once again emerged as the best car company for ‘customer satisfaction' with the brand and its dealers topping the automotive sector in the UK Institute of Customer Service Satisfaction Survey with a score of 80.6 percent, well above the industry average of 75.6 percent.  The increasing acceptability of online car buying to consumers in Hinckley, Leicester and Nuneaton is one of the motivations behind Mazda rebranding its national used car programme across its franchise dealer network.
The new initiative – now known simply as ‘Mazda Approved Used Cars' – follows significant investment by Mazda in web-based technology that enables used vehicle availability to be accessed by would-be buyers via mobile phones, as well as online.
Tim Hearnden said: “These days, 25 percent of used car buyers start their search for a vehicle online and this trend is growing. So it was extremely important that we invested in cutting-edge web-enabled capability. 15th June 2010
 ON your marks, get ready for the 2010 Trinity Hyundai Rally of the Midlands to hit the streets of Nuneaton, Hinckley and Bedworth with a difference.
With 100 teams from across the UK set to compete over a gruelling 300 mile, one and a half day course, this years event contains a unique element.
Runners and cyclists from Hinckley clubs will be taking on the challenge of Man v. Machine around the Argents Mead rally stage prior to the arrival of the competing rally teams.
Hinckley town centre manager, Mark Hryniw, said: “We wanted to add something a little different to this years' free spectator stage in Hinckley town centre, and the idea of pitching runners and cyclists against the speed of a rally car creates all sorts of interesting thoughts. Will the cars have the speed; with the runners have the agility; or will the cyclists be able to pedal around the tight bends faster?”  Well the 2010 Kilworth Challenge has been completed and it was harder than ever, the sheer physicality and a body that's getting a little bit older made it an event never to be forgotten. Out of 42 Teams the Trinity Flyers came 11th overall, 2nd in the Vets Class, 2nd in the mixed class, won the most intelligent team and won the most sponsorship which meant we lifted the coveted rose bowls. With your collective help the Trinity Flyers managed to raise over £4500 and when that was added to the other teams fund raising efforts we managed to raise over £77,000. Hyundai has signed a deal to provide 600 i30s to Bill Plant, one of the UK’s leading driving schools
2nd June 2010
Hyundai has signed a deal to provide 600 i30s to Bill Plant, one of the UK's leading driving schools. Bill Plant Ltd is a nationwide driving school and training centre for instructors. Having started their relationship with Hyundai last year with 400 i20s, Bill Plant have grown into the i30 hatchback. Recently voted Britain's best car to own by Auto Express magazine, instructors and pupils won't be disappointed.
The contract will see 600 i30 hatchbacks worth more than £7 million delivered over the next 12 months. The cars will make up almost all of Bill Plant's fleet.
1st June 2010
 Trinity Motors in Hinckley is one of just a handful of Mazda dealers across the UK to be selected to target small fleet operators in a major new programme to boost sales.
The Coventry Road-based dealership, will be working in tandem with Andrew Wildgoose, the Mazda business development manager (BDM) to maximise sales to small fleets in the local area. The Mazda Business Development Programme, which was officially launched at the beginning of May, initially involves around 20 franchise dealers across the UK, covering 40 key areas, with a second wave of dealers covering more areas joining the programme over the following months. Next  Page 1 of 24 |
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