Chingford Companies Set To Benefit From Expert B2B Advice
Local companies with vehicle fleets or company car drivers are now able to take advantage of the new expert services provided by Waters Mazda Chingford. The Lea Valley Road-based dealership has appointed Russell Hatton as its first Business‑to-Business Specialist, 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.
“In my new role I have a firm focus on the local business sector, in particular companies with which Waters Chingford already has a good relationship, as well as pro‑actively establishing new business relationships. I’m looking to address the company car needs of businesses which may be considering adding Mazda to their fleet choice lists,” explains Hatton.
“I provide advice on a wide range of fleet related topics and help businesses to make decisions that will maximise company car and fleet budgets, such as whether to choose Mazda Contract Hire or Personal Contract Hire,” continues Hatton.
Businesses have the option to purchase a Mazda outright or lease the vehicle on a variety of other terms and funding packages including Mazda Personal Contract Hire.
Additionally, Waters Chingford offers a courtesy car facility to business car drivers while their vehicle is serviced and a coffee bar with Wi-Fi access is available for corporate customers visiting the dealership.
“With many businesses in Chingford and the surrounding area focussing on cost management, the expert advice I can provide will be invaluable,” concludes Hatton. “In addition, Mazda’s reputation for cars with competitive wholelife costs, strong residual values, low benefit-in-kind, low corporate tax bills and class-leading specifications make Waters Chingford the right choice for local businesses.”
Driver safety is a high priority for fleet buyers and Mazda has addressed this with a wide range of built-in safety features across the range. Technologies such as Dynamic Stability Control, Traction Control, Antilock Braking, Lane Change Assist and Bluetooth hands-free phone systems provide a safer driving environment for customers. Driver, passenger and cabin airbags provide further security and peace of mind.
To handle enquiries from the business community in Chingford, the Mazda retailer’s showroom is open from 9:00am to 19:00pm and the servicing department is open from 8:00am during the week.
Weekend opening hours are sales from 9:00am to 18:00pm on Saturdays and 10:00am to 16:00pm on Sundays with the servicing department open from 8:30am to 12:30pm on Saturdays.
Until 31 March 2010, Waters Chingford customers can benefit from a variety of offers available across the range through Mazda Contract Hire. For example, the dealership is offering the Mazda6 2.2-litre 5dr 125ps diesel from £229 a month, the Mazda3 1.6-litre 5dr TS from £189 a month and the Mazda2 1.3-litre 5dr TS from £149 a month*.
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.
“In my new role I have a firm focus on the local business sector, in particular companies with which Waters Chingford already has a good relationship, as well as pro‑actively establishing new business relationships. I’m looking to address the company car needs of businesses which may be considering adding Mazda to their fleet choice lists,” explains Hatton.
“I provide advice on a wide range of fleet related topics and help businesses to make decisions that will maximise company car and fleet budgets, such as whether to choose Mazda Contract Hire or Personal Contract Hire,” continues Hatton.
Businesses have the option to purchase a Mazda outright or lease the vehicle on a variety of other terms and funding packages including Mazda Personal Contract Hire.
Additionally, Waters Chingford offers a courtesy car facility to business car drivers while their vehicle is serviced and a coffee bar with Wi-Fi access is available for corporate customers visiting the dealership.
“With many businesses in Chingford and the surrounding area focussing on cost management, the expert advice I can provide will be invaluable,” concludes Hatton. “In addition, Mazda’s reputation for cars with competitive wholelife costs, strong residual values, low benefit-in-kind, low corporate tax bills and class-leading specifications make Waters Chingford the right choice for local businesses.”
Driver safety is a high priority for fleet buyers and Mazda has addressed this with a wide range of built-in safety features across the range. Technologies such as Dynamic Stability Control, Traction Control, Antilock Braking, Lane Change Assist and Bluetooth hands-free phone systems provide a safer driving environment for customers. Driver, passenger and cabin airbags provide further security and peace of mind.
To handle enquiries from the business community in Chingford, the Mazda retailer’s showroom is open from 9:00am to 19:00pm and the servicing department is open from 8:00am during the week.
Weekend opening hours are sales from 9:00am to 18:00pm on Saturdays and 10:00am to 16:00pm on Sundays with the servicing department open from 8:30am to 12:30pm on Saturdays.
Until 31 March 2010, Waters Chingford customers can benefit from a variety of offers available across the range through Mazda Contract Hire. For example, the dealership is offering the Mazda6 2.2-litre 5dr 125ps diesel from £229 a month, the Mazda3 1.6-litre 5dr TS from £189 a month and the Mazda2 1.3-litre 5dr TS from £149 a month*.
To find out more about the Mazda range or to arrange a test-drive, please call Waters Mazda Chingford on 0845 871 7101, visit the showroom or e-mail us.
* Quotes are based on three payments upfront, followed by 35 further payments. The agreement covers 10,000 miles per annum and excludes maintenance costs. Metallic paint is provided free-of-charge.
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