United Motors-HNB Leasing to offer financing facilities for Mitsubishi vehicles

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United Motors Lanka PLC (UML), a leader in the automotive industry, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with HNB Leasing to offer its customers attractive financing facilities for its range of Mitsubishi vehicles. The range includes cars, SUVs and double cabs.
Customers will be entitled to discounts of up to Rs.200,000 depending on the choice of vehicle and will be entitled for a unmatched monthly rental of Rs.2,084 per 100,000. Additionally, HNB Leasing will offer its customers a life insurance cover worth Rs.2 million and a free credit card.
This offer will be valid till May 31, 2015. Further information could be obtained from any United Motors and HNB Leasing branches islandwide.

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