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Tortola Auto Group Rolls Out “Deals 2 Love” Sales Event for Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s season, the Tortola Auto Group (TAG), the British Virgin Islands’ leading auto dealership, is giving residents another reason to fall in love—with a new car. Throughout February, TAG is hosting its “Deals 2 Love” sales event, offering exclusive incentives on a wide selection of vehicles, from sedans and SUVs to pickups by Hyundai, Honda, Changan, and GAC.
Running from February 1st to February 28th, the promotional event presents buyers with compelling perks, including complimentary NAGICO Insurance coverage, free servicing for a year, or cashback options to sweeten the deal.
In an effort to make car ownership more accessible, TAG has partnered with Republic Bank to provide financing options of up to 100% at an interest rate of 7.25%. Customers can also take advantage of an in-person Promotional Sale event on Saturday, February 15th, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the parking lot adjacent to Republic Bank in Road Town.
“Valentine’s Day is all about celebrating what you love, and for many, that includes finding the perfect vehicle,” said Shan Mohamed, TAG’s Managing Director. “We are committed to making this experience as rewarding as possible by combining quality vehicles with exciting deals.”
Republic Bank echoed its enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing its support for customers seeking to finance their purchases. “Our Relationship Officers will be available on-site to assist with the pre-qualification process and provide insights into our financing requirements,” the bank stated.
For more details, prospective buyers can visit TAG’s showroom at Slaney Point, call 494-2600, or browse available inventory at www.tagbvi.com. Terms and conditions apply.
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A joint task force comprising law enforcement officials from the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands pursued a dinghy on Wednesday evening, with the chase concluding near Towers around 8:15 p.m.
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force have not disclosed whether any arrests were made or if contraband was recovered during the operation.
Further details regarding the circumstances of the pursuit and its outcome remain unclear.
British Virgin Islands cricketer Reno Mittleholzer has been named to the Provisional Training Squad for the West Indies Masters, positioning himself for potential selection to the Masters World Cup in November 2025.
Mittleholzer, a standout for the BVI CA Royal Knights, has steadily built a reputation in the Masters cricket circuit. Last November, he played a pivotal role during the Barbados Regional Masters Tournament, helping lead the Royals Team to victory in the high-profile competition.
His success continued in the recently concluded USVI President’s Cup Tournament, held in St. Thomas, where he represented the British Virgin Islands in securing the championship title. His consistent performances at regional tournaments have now earned him a place in the West Indies Masters provisional squad, a critical step toward competing on the global stage.
With training and evaluations ahead, Mittleholzer will now focus on securing a spot in the final squad for the Masters World Cup.
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has arrested three individuals and recovered two firearms as part of an ongoing investigation into a series of robberies over the weekend.
The firearms seizure, which also included a quantity of ammunition, brings the total number of illegal weapons confiscated this year to six, officials said.
The investigation remains ongoing, and law enforcement officials declined to release further details at this time. Updates will be provided as the case develops.
The RVIPF has reaffirmed its continued efforts to curb gun-related crime and ensure public safety.
USVI-BVI Joint Task Force Pursues Dinghy in Evening Operation
BVI Cricketer Reno Mittleholzer Named to West Indies Masters Provisional Squad
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