Save up to RM 10,500 on Nissan models this Valentine

KUALA LUMPUR: Edaran Tan Chong Motor (ETCM), the official distributor of Nissan vehicles in Malaysia, has rolled out a special promotional offer to celebrate Valentine's Day. Dubbed as ‘Fall In Love At First Deal,’ the Nissan promo brings some amazing offers to the table. 

The deal offers a special monthly installment rate on the new Nissan X-Trail, which commences from RM 1,318. Also, with a top-up of RM 1,000, customers can get the new Black Edition Accessories Package that adds several black detailings to the popular Japanese SUV. It includes a black grille, 17-inch gloss black alloy rims, black Tomei aero kit, brown nappa combination leather seats, Ice Cool Tinting, leatherette dashboard, and knee pads. The overall amount customers can save on the purchase of the new X-Trail is RM 10,500. 

Another model that comes under the Nissan ‘Fall In Love At First Deal’ package is the Serena 2.0L Highway Star. The company offers a 100% sales tax rebate on the MPV with a total savings of up to RM 4,600. Additionally, with a top-up of just RM 1,000 comes leatherette Seats & Ice Cool Tinting.

Next ETCM Nissan model that’s on offer at a rebate is Navara 2.5L Turbo VL. Customers can save up to RM 9,950 on this pickup truck under the promotional offer. Here, the top-up amount of RM 1,000 adds Protection Package to the mix. The latter includes - a black Sport Bar, Driving Video Recorder, fuel Tank Guard, oil Sump Guard, stainless Steel Kick Plates, door visors, and V-Kool security tinting.

As for the Nissan Almera, one can get the TOMEI Aero Package at a top-up price of just RM 1,000. Part of this sporty package are - Tomei Two-tone Front Bumper Spoiler, Tomei Two-tone Rear Bumper Spoilers, Tomei Two-tone Side Skirts, door handle protectors, kicking plates, door visors, sport pedals, and ICE cool tinting.

Nissan Malaysia is also offering the Watsons Voucher worth RM 20 for every test drive during the promotion period.

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