Save up to 20% on your VW car service with VPCM’s #WeDriveFootball campaign

KUALA LUMPUR: Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM), the official distributor of Volkswagen cars in Malaysia, has announced a new promotional campaign offering amazing aftersales deals to Volkswagen car owners. The campaign aligns with the brand’s commitment “to embrace the passion, unity and diversity that comes with the footballing way of life.”

Customers can save up to 20% on selected wear and tear parts for their VW vehicles during the promotion, which will run throughout the fourth quarter of 2022. They can grab the following deals at any authorised Volkswagen service centres nationwide -

• 10% discount on the replacement of windscreen cleaners, wiper blades, brake discs and pads
• Up to 20% off on battery and tyres 

One can also get a chance to win exclusive Volkswagen football merchandise upon 

taking advantage of these deals, which are available on the Volkswagen Cares mobile app. The app, which can be downloaded from the Apple App Store or the Google Play store for free, is a one-stop centre with various sales and after-sales support services on offer.

Well, this is not the only amazing deal the brand has in mind under VPCM’s #WeDriveFootball campaign as according to the company’s Managing Director Erik Winter, “there is a lot more in store.” 

“The Volkswagen brand has been supporting the sport all over the world under its #WeDriveFootball tagline, and we are delighted to be able to join in the celebration that follows football everywhere it goes. 

“This aftersales initiative is only the beginning of our We Drive Football campaign on a brand level, and in the next few weeks, we also will be launching other initiatives on social media, at our on-ground events, and announcing a partnership that would greatly support Malaysia’s budding grassroot football scene,” he said.

For more information on VPCM’s #WeDriveFootball campaign, visit https://www.volkswagen.com.my

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