Renault boosts van service
Renault is launching three specialist Van Service Centres as a pilot scheme.
Aiming to save van customers time and money, the initial centres will be located in Bristol, Bury and Ashford, with Renault to establish a network of 20 Van centres by the year end, expanding to 50 within the next three years.
The centres will offer dedicated workshop facilities including Class VII MOT facilities; van specialists; flexible opening hours; convenient locations and additional retail service capacity.
Renault UK md Philippe Talou-Derible says the centres are a continuation of ?our quest to ensure all customer needs are catered for.?
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