Get the wedding gift you really want: A new car

MEDIA RELEASE 22 October 2008

Get the wedding gift you really want: A new car
For those wanting to avoid getting gifts they do not really want or need, bride and grooms can now set up a bridal registry for a new car through online car buying service, PrivateFleet.com.au.

PrivateFleet.com.au, Australia's biggest online car buying service, is the first to offer this kind of bridal registry program. Couples can choose any vehicle available in Australia and Private Fleet will organise friends and family to receive gift registry cards so they can make a contribution.

"A new car is usually the first major joint purchase a couple will make so it makes sense that friends and family would want to help a newly married couple make their first big purchase," said Tim Marsh, Private Fleet's marketing director.

"We will help you to select the car that's right for you and then secure the best possible price. We will provide gift registry cards that can go out with the invitations and for the remainder, we can help organise finance for the balance. Then when you return from your honeymoon the new car is delivered to your door with a full tank of fuel.

"A lot of couples live together before they get married so they don't need traditional wedding gifts to help them set up a new home. Having their guests contribute to a new car is far more practical. The travel industry has been proactive in this market and our service is also ideal as a wedding gift," said Marsh.

Private Fleet is affiliated with over 600 dealers across Australia and buys more cars than any other buying service in Australia, giving them significant buying power. On average, Private Fleet can save a customer up to 15 per cent off the dealer price.

Private Fleet also offers an after sales service for Private Fleet members with savings ranging from free roadside assistance, discounted at-home service, deals on windscreens, tyres and more.

Private Fleet can be contacted on 1300 303 181 or by visiting www.privatefleet.com.au

For more information on Private Fleet's bridal registry program visit www.privatefleet.com.au/bridalregistry

Released for Private Fleet by Dennis Rutzou Public Relations (www.drpr.com.au)
For further information please call Joanna Gitsham or Nicola Rutzou on (02) 9413 4244.

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