Aon Inks Deal With Jaguar Land Rover
AON HAS launched brand-specific auto insurance coverage with Jaguar Land Rover Canada. The global broker and professional services firm is providing customizable policies to drivers of the luxury vehicles through its Aon Reed Stenhouse subsidiary. Aon said the new cover guarantees drivers genuine parts and repairs at approved facilities with trained technicians. 鈥淭he partnership offers a way to personalize the buying process even further,鈥?said Caroline Mills-White, senior VP and national director of Aon personal lines, affinity. The coverage is being offered to all driver types including daily commuters, collectors and antique owners. Ms. Mills-White said the partnership is aimed at creating a frictionless customer experience. 鈥淲e鈥檙e introducing insurance right into the vehicle buying process at retail locations and it doesn鈥檛 end there,鈥?she said. 鈥淎on will continue to innovate and bring new ways of delivering brand-centric insurance coverage options online and through mobile. Sales of Jaguar Land Rover vehicles in Canada have been escalating in recent years, with an annual record of almost 14,000 units sold in 2017. Sales were on course to eclipse that amount last year.
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