Chery picking perks with Chery Auto Philippines
The Philippine Star|November 29, 2024
Everyone likes a good comeback story. We cheered for Michael Jordan's return to the Chicago Bulls, which resulted in three more NBA Championships for the team.
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Chery picking perks with Chery Auto Philippines

Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man paved the way not only for his return to the A-list of Hollywood, but the whole Marvel but the whole Marvel VILLA Cinematic Universe as well. Locally, we have Chery Auto who made a triumphant comeback in the Philippine market in 2019 as Chery Auto Philippines (CAP).

H CH PRE Chery has partnered up with United Asia Automotive Group, Inc (UAAGI) this time and taps on the latter's 25 years of experience in the local automotive industry to get more Chery cars into garages all over the country.

Fast forward to 2024 and the market has been saturated with more brands and cars. CAP continues offering the latest innovative vehicles-but every other brand does that too. So how can they stand out in this convoluted carscape? Cars can only do so much talking that's why CAP, together with UAAGI, have taken complementaries to another level.

PREMIUM PRESERVED Chery Auto Philippines makes car ownership easier and worry-free with this suite of guarantees. You can focus on your drives and adventures while letting Chery take over the minute details of the car. This "5-3-3 Protection" is Chery's flagship guarantee that is already included in the sticker price. This features their 5-year or 150,000 km vehicle warranty, 3-years of FREE Preventive Maintenance Service (PMS) that includes oil changes, as well as filters, brake fluid, transmission oil, complete car check-up, and computerized scan of the engine and transmission. In addition, suspension, brakes, and electronics are being checked depending on the required PMS interval of the vehicle for three years.

This story is from the November 29, 2024 edition of The Philippine Star.

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