Chennai, Jul 05, 2008 (Asia Pulse Data Source via COMTEX) -- HYMOF | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Targeting the users of small compact cars, Hyundai Motor India Ltd today launched an "Exchange and Upgrade Scheme" for customers to lower their monthly loan payments and upgrade for a bigger car.

The new scheme would allow the owners of small cars to lower their monthly car-loan payments even as they upgrade to a bigger car, a company press release here said.

Customers of small cars need to bring their vehicles to any Hyundai dealership for an evaluation and put the value as a down payment to upgrade for a... // Trading Markets

Hyundai Motor India on Friday announced an exchange and upgrade scheme for customers. The scheme is beneficial for small customers who want to upgrade to a bigger car. Small customers prefer to upgrade their car as EMIs of bigger cars are high as compared to their budget. Thus scheme will allow customers to lower their monthly car-loan payments.

Customers are asked to bring their small cars to any Hyundai dealership. The company will evaluate it at the dealership and give customer a choice to upgrade options with new amount, for a bigger Hyundai car.

The new equated monthly installment (EMI) will be lower than the EMI for a smaller car. The loan tenure will be 48 months. The new launched scheme is open for all cares and upgrade is possible for Santro, the newly launched I 10 or even... // TopNews

The new offer will allow all the potential owners of bigger compacts to do just that, the company said. All they have to do is bring in their smaller compact to any Hyundai dealership and get an evaluation of this done at the dealership and put the value as a down payment to upgrade to a bigger Hyundai car.

Typically the equated monthly installment (EMI) value for a 48-month loan tenure works out to be an amount which will be lower than the EMI for a smaller car. The scheme is open for all makes of car and upgrade is possible for the Santro, the newly-launched i10 or even the bigger cars like the Accent and the Verna.

"We want to see people upgrade to bigger compact cars and sedans which would be more... // Auto Insight

Hyundai Motor India Ltd, Indias most innovative and fastest growing auto manufacturer today announced a novel Exchange and Upgrade Scheme that allow customers to lower their monthly car-loan payments even as they upgrade to a bigger car. The scheme is targeted at all those users of smaller compacts who would prefer to upgrade to a bigger car but are prevented from doing this by the higher EMIs of a bigger car.

The new Exchange and Upgrade Scheme offer will allow all these potential owners of bigger compacts to do just that. All they have to do is bring in their smaller compact to any Hyundai dealership and get an evaluation of this done at the dealership and put the value as a down payment to upgrade to a bigger Hyundai car. Typically the Equated Monthly Installment (EMI) value for a... // Prdomain Business Register

Hyundai Motor India Ltd has announced a novel ‘exchange and upgrade scheme’ that allows customers to lower their monthly car loan payments even as they upgrade to a bigger car. The scheme is targeted at all those users of smaller compacts who want to upgrade to a bigger car but can’t because of the higher EMIs of a bigger car.

As per the new ‘exchange and upgrade’ scheme, customers can bring their smaller compacts to any Hyundai dealership and get an evaluation done there. The value of the compact would be considered as down payment to upgrade to a bigger Hyundai car. Typically, the equated monthly installment (EMI) value for a 48-month loan tenure works out to be an amount lower than the EMI for a smaller car. The scheme is open for all makes of car and upgrade is possible for... // exchange4media.com

Typically the equated monthly installment (EMI) value for a 48-month loan tenure works out to be an amount which will be lower than the EMI for a smaller car. The scheme is open for all makes of car and upgrade is possible for the Santro, the newly-launched i10 or even the bigger cars like the Accent and the Verna.
“We want to see people upgrade to bigger compact cars and sedans which would be more compatible with the lifestyle of our... // Economic Times