Chery now offering certified pre-owned Tiggos at unbeatable prices
With a brand-new Chery Tiggo 4 Pro LiT retailing for only R279 900, making it one of the most affordable SUVs on the market already, Chery South Africa will be encouraging more buyers into the brand with even better deals courtesy of their just launched certified, pre-owned, vehicle programme called Cherished.
Every certified, pre-owned Chery Tiggo sold through Cherished will deliver the reliability, quality, and peace of mind that owners have come to expect from the brand. These vehicles will come with a myriad benefits, the most important of which is that they will retain the remainder of their 10-year/one-million-kilometre engine warranty.
Premium pre-owned Chery Tiggo SUVs
Inflation continues to impact new car pricing in the local vehicle market, making affordability a critical concern for buyers. Because of this, many buyers are finding themselves in a position where they must make sacrifices when it comes to replacing their vehicles. And many opt to trade down instead of maintaining or upgrading their existing vehicle.
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In response to this shift, Chery is proud to offer a wide range of premium pre-owned Tiggo SUVs. This allows buyers to enjoy high-quality vehicles without compromising their needs. These certified, pre-owned, models come with the full backing of the automaker, ensuring that buyers no longer must settle for less.
'Our certified, pre-owned, programme allows us to offer customers quality vehicles backed by Chery's commitment to excellence,' says Jay Jay Botes, general manager for Chery South Africa. 'Every vehicle undergoes a comprehensive inspection, giving buyers confidence in their choice.'
ALSO READ: Chery drops Tiggo 8 Pro's price below R500 000 for a limited time
Peace of mind
Buyers can rest assured that all Cherished certified, pre-owned, vehicles receive the balance of the service plan, with a minimum of one-year/15 000km remaining on the service plan. Furthermore, to qualify as a Cherished vehicle, the vehicle needs to have been maintained within the Chery dealer network, ensuring that customers have their pick of the bunch.
Like their new counterparts, certified, pre-owned, Chery Tiggos are packed with the latest technology and comfort features like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Many of their vehicles outpacing more expensive models in terms of standard equipment.
Additionally, buyers can extend their service or maintenance plans, providing further peace of mind. Even for those who hold onto their cars for longer.
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