Edaran Tan Chong Motor (ETCM) has announced that all Nissan vehicle warranties expiring during the movement control order (MCO) period will be extended by an additional 30 days from the last day of the MCO.
The company, which closed its business operations on March 18 in line with the order, says that all existing warranties will not be affected despite scheduled preventive maintenance service not being able to be performed during the MCO period. Customers are encouraged to reschedule service appointments within 30 days after MCO is lifted in order to keep their vehicle warranty active.
It said that appointment rescheduling can be made via its DriveOn mobile app, the TCEAS website, the company’s call centre or through direct booking with TCEAS service centres once the MCO lifts.
The company added that Tan Chong Ekspres Auto Servis (TCEAS) will extend its business operation hours from 8.30am up to 8.00pm on Monday to Friday (Sunday to Thursday in Kelantan and Terengganu) to cater to the surge of service appointments it expects after the MCO.
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30-month extension no issue. Nissan terbaek.
Bro, it is 30 days extension. Not 30 months.
30-month? 30-day lah.
Car distributors have to be more “caring” now.
Once MCO lifted,car sales would spiral south,cos no one wants to get tied to another 7-10 year loan.
If u have a current car,that would bring you from A to B,would you want a new car now? Job security,business conditions all uncertain.At the most,give some business to the car workshops for repairs.
Gone are the days of compulsive “Tak payah fikir,beli je,I urus loan 100 %”
Even Ah Longs refuse to give out loans now.Everything has changed 360 degree due to a micron size virus.
Of course,there will always be people who can afford 2 luxury Rolls Royce with 2 juta RM loose change.
2 juta RM loose change, so common my ppl. Lol
Etcm, when complain under warranty, never find problem, even when found, parts need months to arrive. Complain after warranty, sure can find problem, and parts readily available. Never again.
This is malaysia’s “cari jalan to cari makan”.