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BMW India introduce the 360º programme for the 3-Series, 5-Series and the X3

Owners have the liberty to return, upgrade or retain the vehicle at the end of the tenure

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Overdrive|Aug 31, 2015, 12:03:49 IST

BMW India has announced that it will now offer the 3 Series, 5 Series and the X3 with the 360º programme. The programme offers customers the option to choose the BMW model of their choice and the loan tenure and the annual mileage cap.

Customers can also get additional benefits in the form of assured buyback, affordable monthly instalments, complimentary service as well as maintenance for the first three years.

The advantage of opting for the 360º programme is in the fact that owners have the liberty to return, upgrade or retain the vehicle at the end of the tenure, says BMW India.

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Speaking about the programme, Philipp von Sahr, president, BMW Group India said, “A customer’s relationship with us is defined not by purchase alone but by the relations that we are able to maintain after that. Today BMW offers the most desirable portfolio of models across various segments and commands an attractive residual value. With BMW 360º program, our cars are future proof for customers by giving them an assured buy back value. The program is specifically designed to provide exceptional flexibility, affordability and complete peace of mind to our discerning customers.”

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First Published:Aug 31, 2015, 12:03:49 IST
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