Nearly popped under the radar, this one – Nasim is having a nationwide 207 sedan test drive event this weekend, so if you’re looking to test drive the car, which has already recorded over 350 bookings locally since its launch on November 3, this is a good opportunity to do so.
The sales outlets that will host the test drives are the Peugeot Blue Box in Glenmarie, Kampung Pandan, Kampung Baru, TTDI Plaza, Nasim Petaling Jaya, Nasim Klang, Nasim Bangsar, Nasim Plentong (Johor Bahru), Nasim Juru Auto-City, Nasim Puchong, Nasim Ampang and Nasim Ipoh.
Five Nasim dealers will also be involved, and these are Ang Leng Motor Trading (Muar), Epigenic Corporation (Penang), Eurofrance (Johor Bahru), KS Peugeot Blue Box (Jalan Chan Sow Lin) and KS Kemaman.
All 17 sales outlets will be open from 10am to 7pm today and tomorrow, and you can also pop on by to the Royal Selangor Club today until 10pm and tomorrow from 10am to 6pm for a test drive, if that’s a more convenient location for you. Customers who test drive the 207 will receive a mystery gift, while light refreshments will be served at the sales outlets.
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