As more thanks for their hard work during the pandemic.
During the 2020 pandemic, many automakers stepped up to produce ventilators and other essential medical supplies. To thank medical workers who worked tirelessly last year, Mazda offered free oil changes and even gave away 50 MX-5 Miata 100th Anniversary Special Editions to heroes who helped their communities. Mazda s Essential Car Care Program for healthcare workers was so successful, the company will now offer a new program.
Available now through participating dealers, Mazda North American Operations will once again offer free oil changes, this time for the education community. The program began in July and will run until September 3. Most makes and models are eligible, even for educators who don t drive a Mazda MX-5 Miata or any other Mazda vehicle. During last year s initiative, Mazda mentioned a few exclusions, including exotic cars, classic cars, and vehicles with greater than an eight-quart engine oil capacity.
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Grappone’s Senior Guest Relations Manager Vickie Kaspszak, a 38-year team member, is ready to schedule free oil changes for NH teachers. Photo/Carol Robidoux
BOW, NH – Grappone Mazda has a special promotion going on to honor New Hampshire educators – a free oil change and multi-point inspection, plus a $50 gift card – their way of saying “thank you” to New Hampshire’s teachers for going above and beyond.
Grappone Mazda’s Essential Car Care Program is part of Mazda’s national initiative to give back to teachers who went the extra mile for their students during a transformative school year.
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