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Windsor Motors hits the big four-oh!

Thursday, 07 August 2008

In a time of doom and gloom one car dealer is in celebratory mood. This year Windsor Motors celebrated it’s 40th birthday.
Windsor Motors has provided the Dublin based charity Zambia Lifestart with a brand new Nissan Note for the major prize in the charity’s fundraising raffle.
Gabriel Keane, CEO, Windsor Motors said: “Windsor Motors is delighted to be able to celebrate our 40th year in business by giving back to the community and our customers. Zambia Lifestart is raising funds to build an early childhood centre in Mazabuka, Zambia. We are proud to be associated with them and wish them well in their work in the future. Windsor Motors started business as one dealer in 1968 and we now have 11 nationwide selling Nissan, Opel, Chevrolet and Ssangyong cars.”
Donall O’ Murchu, Zambia Lifestart added: “We are absolutely delighted to be given a Nissan Note by Windsor Motors. This has greatly contributed to our raffle and fundraising efforts and will have a significant impact on the lives of the children in Zambia. We are very grateful for Windsor Motors generosity and support.”
The company was first incorporated in 1968 at a time when owning a car was a luxury. Windsor Motors focussed on providing quality customer care and service to all customers.
Forty years on, Windsor Motors still offer the same high quality customer service. However, added to that are an experienced staff, excellent aftersales service and a wide range of cars to choose from.
For further information on Zambia Lifestart visit www.zal.ie Or visit www.windsor.ie

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