If you drive a small car, or are thinking about downsizing to a lower fuel use, more efficient smaller car for around town use, then you need to see the Hyundai Accent. This zippy little hot hatch has it all! Small on size but massive on features across the model range. We have a wide range of quality used vehicles like this one in our central Nelson Yard. Click here to find out more.
Automotive Industry Magazine Autotalk has had a bit to say about the soon to be released new generation honda Jazz.
The 3rd Generation Honda Jazz RS in one of the vibrant new colours on offer - sunset orange - at a lower price than that model it replaces.
Honda has laid down the gauntlet to the light and small car market, it wants to double sales of its new Jazz.
Honda hopes that the value for money proposition offered by the new Jazz hatchback will see the car increase its market share from more than 900 sales last year to more than 1,800 this year.
The entry level 1.3-litre Jazz S offers a reversing camera, satellite navigation, bluetooth, touch screen, alloy wheels, hill start assist, emergency stop signal, magic seats, and a five year warranty from $23,700.
Donna Smith from Nelson / Tasman Victim Support at the Richmond Mall where tickets are being sold at the moment. Just $5 will get you a ticket, and a chance to win over $48,000 worth of prizes.
Honda New Zealand have put up their hand to be a major part of this years 2014 Victim Support fund raiser, "The Power of Dreams National 2014 Lottery".
The goal is to raise money for this hard working and sadly essential charity through the selling of 35,000 raffle tickets. The prizes are fantastic. For just $5 a ticket, or $20 for a book of 5 tickets you have the opportunity to win over $48,000 worth of prizes, and you also get the warm fuzzies of helping support a great charity at the same time!
You can purchase the tickets from Bowater Honda in Achilles Ave, or from Victim Support at the Richmond Mall over the coming 6 weeks. They will be out there on and off, usually around lunchtime parked up next to the Honda CR-V in the main eastern entrance. Keep an eye on our Facebook page and we will let you know when the Victim Support team will be around.
Tickets went on sale from the 1st of May and are available until the 24th June, with the draw taking place 10am on Monday 7th July.
We all love the Honda CR-V here at Bowater Honda. It is a very popular vehicle as it is a great balance of size, technology and price. At a base starting price of just $34,900 (+orc) it is very competitive for all of the features and lifestyle options it provides.
This cleverly designed car will fit perfectly into your family or lifestyle, into whatever role you need it to be. It is up for almost anything, and it is the perfect size to make it work!
Not too big, and not too small, and now you could win one just for going on a short drive!
All you have to do is come by Bowater Honda and take a 2014 Honda CR-V for a test drive before 30th June 2014 and you will go into the draw to win one - and the winner of the great CR-V SN model can even pick the colour they want!
Martin Carrington from Waimea Estates serves Peter Millward (CEO Nelson Provincial Museum) at our recent Opening Function last month.
Next Tuesday evening, the 25th March, Bowater Honda are hosting the Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce BNZ Partners After 5 meeting. If you are a business owner in the region this is the kind of networking you need to be involved in. A quiet yet professional forum where you can get to know other business owners in a relaxed atmosphere whilst enjoying some of our hospitality and the ambience of our new showroom in Achilles Ave.
You will be treated to some great opportunites to meet other business people that you might not ordinarily encounter on your daily activites, and be treated to some thought provoking short speeches that will hopefully enlighten and inspire.
Part of the evening will be based around a conversation regarding the exciting developments at the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary, one of the many fantastic local community projects that the Bowater Motor Group lends a helping hand too.
But what is this about a car?
