Honda Malaysia starts 2020 with a RM10,000 triple reward bonus campaign

07.01.2020 10:13 AM

Honda Malaysia gets the Chinese New Year festivities ball rolling with the 2020 Starts Now campaign. Get up to RM 10,000 worth of rewards and even an exclusive gift when you purchase a Honda between now to 31st January 2020.

The RM 10,000 campaign is spread across 3 types of rewards namely the special Prosperity Reward, RM 888 Extra Bonus and Exclusive Gift.

All customers who register a Honda model in the list below between 1st January 2020 to 31st January 2020 are eligible for the rewards:

Honda Jazz
Honda Jazz Hybrid
Honda City
Honda City Hybrid
Honda HR-V
Honda HR-V Hybrid
Honda BR-V
Honda CR-V
Honda Odyssey

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