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CIL hosting 'Massive Pre- Mother's Day Car Sale' @ TPP

- on May 7, 2016
Caribbean Insurers Limited (CIL) will be hosting the first ever car sale in the Tortola Pier Park on Saturday May 7, 2016 with some of the territory's leading auto dealers offering up sleek new vehicles and with participating banks expecting to bring their best financing deals. Photo: VINO/File
Director at CIL Simone T. Monsanto told this news site that it is always a pleasure for her company to partner with the top car dealerships in the territory to bring deals that buyers may not have otherwise benefited from. Photo: VINO/File
Director at CIL Simone T. Monsanto told this news site that it is always a pleasure for her company to partner with the top car dealerships in the territory to bring deals that buyers may not have otherwise benefited from. Photo: VINO/File
The flier for the car sale on May 7, 2016. Photo: Provided
The flier for the car sale on May 7, 2016. Photo: Provided
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Caribbean Insurers Limited (CIL) will be hosting the first ever car sale in the Tortola Pier Park on Saturday May 7, 2016 with some of the territory's leading auto dealers offering up sleek new vehicles and with participating banks expecting to bring their best financing deals.

The event is dubbed 'A Massive Pre-Mother's Day Car Sale' and CIL will be offering special rates of insurance for purchasers on the day of the event.

Participating banks are said to be Banco Popular and Scotiabank BVI. The sale is billed to take place from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in the Tortola Pier Park.

Participating auto dealers are Burke's Garage, International Motors Fish Bay, Nibbs Auto Sale and Parts, International Motors, Alphonso's Garage Ltd. and VI Motors. Notably absent is the territory's newest auto dealership Tortola Auto Group, dealers of Hyundai vehicles.

Director at CIL Simone T. Monsanto told this news site that it is always a pleasure for her company to partner with the top car dealerships in the territory to bring deals that buyers may not have otherwise benefited from.

She said her company is sure to have specials on insurance rates for customers making purchases.

Monsanto is encouraging the participation of the public noting that there are big deals in store at the spacious Tortola Pier Park.

13 Responses to “CIL hosting 'Massive Pre- Mother's Day Car Sale' @ TPP”

  • Mrs. (27/04/2016, 19:06) Like (13) Dislike (0) Reply
    Great, now I know what I am going to get for Mother's Day. Overheard my husband and son talking about it. Yayyyy.

  • Music (27/04/2016, 20:18) Like (5) Dislike (1) Reply
    TAG not there because of Nagico connection
  • just asking... (27/04/2016, 21:00) Like (29) Dislike (0) Reply
    seems like everybody having car sales..what about a land or house sale?
  • dog (27/04/2016, 23:22) Like (11) Dislike (1) Reply
    and then we complain because of traffic and pedestrians getting hurt and where to place a parking garage ( which doesn't belong in Road Town but people to lazy to walk). We need more public transportation, not cars that can only go round and round on an island. It's not like you can drive 1500 miles at 70 miles an hour. Geesh...
  • Like a Boss (27/04/2016, 23:53) Like (5) Dislike (14) Reply
    TAG is a leader not a follower.
    • @like a boss (28/04/2016, 12:57) Like (4) Dislike (3) Reply
      I drive past International motors and they're always full with customers.... I drive past TAG and nobody is there.... There is a clear leader in the BVI in this business.. and it's NOT TAG.
      • Tortola's Finest (28/04/2016, 14:59) Like (4) Dislike (3) Reply
        TAG is already ahead of the game with their Mother’s Day car sales promotion. They’ve been advertising for weeks now, so their exclusion from this does not surprise me. TAG’s promotion sounds like a better deal too.
        On another note, TAG is built in such a way to accommodate all their customers inside of the building instead of outside in the hot sun. You do not need to be outside to check the models either because they have one of each indoors also. Maybe you are not accustomed to service with style. You may want to actually drive up in the spacious lot and step inside the building before saying such ignorance….
  • wize up (28/04/2016, 06:36) Like (6) Dislike (9) Reply
    TAG is a locally owned business; the whites comes to the BVI owns all of the charter boat companies; Dive Shops and Offshore comapies and NO says a !ucking word BUT the black man devlopes a business in BVI; boy we under the microscope
    • @wize up (28/04/2016, 10:26) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
      since when Guyanese is local?
      • wize up (28/04/2016, 12:49) Like (2) Dislike (4) Reply
        @ wize up::: the last time I check TAG belong to the Romney Family and the last time i check the Romney Family are VI Landers...you not commenting of the white boat owners but picking on your Caribbean People!!!
  • sheer badmindedness (28/04/2016, 10:09) Like (1) Dislike (3) Reply
    So we cant send no cars because it isn't our insurance company?
  • ... (28/04/2016, 16:34) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
    Give me house land deals.. in a few years these cars will worth little to nothing....


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