PETALING JAYA: The distributors of Nissan and Volkswagen are coming forward to lend a hand to flood victims.
Their offer of help came following a similar gesture by Perodua and Naza Kia Malaysia for their respective customers hit by the massive Penang floods in recent days.
Edaran Tan Chong Motor Sdn Bhd (ETCM) together with Tan Chong Ekspres Auto Servis Centre (TCEAS) today announced the immediate commencement of Nissan Flood Relief Programme to aid relief and rehabilitation efforts for Nissan customers whose vehicles were affected by flash flood.
Nissan offer
The programme aims to assist owners whose Nissan vehicles have been damaged by the floods and will run with immediate effect offering owners:
- 20% discount on Nissan genuine spare parts on affected Nissan vehicles.
- 20% discount on labour charges on affected Nissan vehicles.
- Upholstery restoration with special rate at RM1,325 (including GST) for affected Nissan sedan.
- Upholstery restoration with special rate at RM1,590 (including GST) for affected Nissan MPV/SUV/Pick Up /Van.
- Three (3) months or 5,000 km warranty on labour and Nissan genuine parts replacement (whichever comes first).
“Our customers matter most to us and these value added services are provided by ETCM and TCEAS to help thousands of residents that were affected by the flash flood that have happened. We pledged to do what we can to help alleviate the victim’s distress and we hope our contribution will provide some respite and relieve their burden. Lastly, we urge our customers to send their affected vehicles to the nearest TCEAS service centre as soon as possible in restoring it,” said Michael Yao, Head of Business Unit for TCEAS.
For more enquiries on the NISSAN Flood Relief Programme, customers can contact ETCM’s NISSAN Customer Care Centre at 1800-88-3838.
Volkswagen offer
Meanwhile, Volkswagen owners whose vehicles have been damaged by the floods will be offered a 30 percent discount off the total invoice (which includes parts and labour). The discount is valid until Feb 28.
Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia said customers whose cars were damaged in the floods should send them to the nearest Volkswagen service centre for assessment and repair.
