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Audi Q3 gets special offers and discounts this festive season

German carmaker Audi has announced special offers for the Q3 based on different cities.

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Tech2 News Staff|Oct 11, 2016, 17:43:58 IST
The festive season is here and that means special offers from car makers and dealers. The recent one comes from German automobile maker Audi as the company has announced a range of discounts and offers on its popular SUV, the Q3.This year the luxury car brand has announced city based offers which include:
  1. Delhi and NCR: Down payment of Rs 5.99 lakh with EMI of Rs 48,888.
  2. Mumbai and Greater Mumbai: Base model starting price of Rs 30.78 lakh with an EMI package of Rs 26,999.
  3. Bangalore: Zero percent interest loans.
  4. Chennai: Four years manufacturers warranty with a four year service plan. Also, four years guaranteed buyback at 45 per cent of original value with a four per cent rate of interest loan
According to NDTV, these offers have been confirmed and are applicable in all the cities. Apart from the above mentioned deals, there are additional deals being offered but of course those are dealer specific and would require some persuasion.The Q3 has been a successful seller for Audi and it made its debut in India back in 2012. Last year Audi brought the facelift version of the SUV with an updated design on the outside and a new black theme on the inside. The new 2017 version of the Q3 has already launched globally and is expected to arrive in India by next year.
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First Published:Oct 11, 2016, 17:43:58 IST
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