Not every guest needs the house's car. Some need the house to look after their own — to drive it when they would rather not, and to carry its chores so they never have to think of them.
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A sarathi in your own car
For the airport, an evening, a wedding, your parents' visits or every day: a police-verified sarathi of the house drives you in your car, and hands it back as he found it. How it works.
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Garage Day
The chores a car brings, done by the house: the service centre and back, the PUC, the FASTag, the challans checked, the papers renewed on time. You hear only that it is done.
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The Owners' Circle
For owners the house knows: a named sarathi, the car's care handled through the year, and first call on a Marque car for the days that ask for something grander. By invitation.
Garage Day
One message — "the car is due" — and the rest is the house's.
The service centreYour sarathi takes the car in, stays with it or comes back for it, checks the work against the job card, and brings it home. Photographs before and after.
Papers on timeThe PUC renewed before it lapses; the insurance renewal reminded a month ahead, with the papers carried to whoever you choose — the house does not sell insurance; the RC and the fitness kept current.
FASTag and challansThe tag topped up from your own account; the challans on the car looked up and settled from your own account, with the receipt sent to you.
A clean carA wash, a valet, a detailing or a ceramic coat, by studios the house has used — quoted to you first, paid to them, never marked up.
While you are awayFor a guest abroad for months: the car started and driven every fortnight, the battery and tyres cared for, the papers renewed, the car ready the morning you land.
The Owners' Circle
A small circle of owners the house looks after through the year — written for each, never a scheme.
A sarathi of your ownThe same sarathi for your evenings, your airport runs and your parents, with a second when he rests.
The airport, kept simpleDriven to the terminal in your car; the car taken home, or parked and brought to the kerb when you land.
Your car's yearGarage Day through the year — the service, the papers, the tag, the wash — remembered by the house, not by you.
First call on a Marque carFor a wedding, a reception or a guest from abroad, a Marque car of the house is offered to the circle first.
What it is notNo points, no tiers, no offers. A written arrangement, set out for you, renewed only if you wish.
Your name is down.
A person from the house writes to you personally, when a place opens.
Yes. A sarathi of the house can drive you in it, and Garage Day handles its service centre visits, PUC, FASTag, challans and renewals.
What is the Owners' Circle?
A small circle of owners the house looks after through the year: a named sarathi, the car's care handled, the airport kept simple, and first call on a Marque car. By invitation; no points or offers.
Does Unlyra sell car insurance?
No. The house reminds you a month ahead and carries the papers to whoever you choose.
Can you look after my car while I am abroad?
Yes. The car is started and driven every fortnight, its battery and tyres cared for, its papers renewed, and it is ready the morning you land.