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BMW Korea is offering free checkup and discounts on maintenance fees for 5-Series, X5 and M5 vehicles registered before Jan. 31, 2006 until March 4.
During the period, owners of vehicles that qualify will be given comprehensive checkup services using BMW’s latest maintenance equipment. Fees arising from any repairs will also be cut by 20 percent during the period.
The offer excludes repairs on damages sustained in accidents.
Those receiving work costing 500,000 won ($450) or more will be given a BMW leather care set, the company said.
(cheesuk@heraldcorp.com)
During the period, owners of vehicles that qualify will be given comprehensive checkup services using BMW’s latest maintenance equipment. Fees arising from any repairs will also be cut by 20 percent during the period.
The offer excludes repairs on damages sustained in accidents.
Those receiving work costing 500,000 won ($450) or more will be given a BMW leather care set, the company said.
(cheesuk@heraldcorp.com)
