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New Audi Program Gives Customers Complementary Silvercar Rental
Customers who purchase or lease a 2019 or newer Audi will receive seven rental days, which can be used individually, with Silvercar by Audi.
August 20, 2019
Audi acquired Silvercar in 2017, as part of its continued effort to create a suite of mobility products and services that offer increasing access and flexibility to customers.
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Audi of America has launched a new customer program, Always Audi. Customers who purchase or lease a 2019 or newer Audi will receive seven rental days, which can be used individually, with Silvercar by Audi.
Audi acquired Silvercar in 2017, as part of its continued effort to create a suite of mobility products and services that offer increasing access and flexibility to customers. Silvercar by Audi now offers four models, including the Audi A4, Audi A5 Cabriolet, Audi Q5 SUV, and Audi Q7 SUV. Silvercar experienced rapid growth in the past year, expanding to 26 locations nationwide.
Silvercar by Audi offers customers access to current or previous model year vehicles fully loaded with onboard Wi-Fi for passenger use, GPS navigation, and SiriusXM satellite radio.
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