The Chinese New Year is around the corner, and with that come the festivities – and the deals. Volkswagen Group Malaysia (VGM) is offering rebates of up to RM9,999 as part of its Volkswagen Red Campaign, which also celebrates its ninth year of operation. Customers who purchase selected VWs in red at any dealer before February 28 will be entitled to the “ang pows”.
The deals include RM3,999 off a Polo 1.6 (hatch or sedan), Jetta or Beetle 1.2 TSI, RM4,999 off a Golf 1.4 TSI or Cross Touran, RM5,999 off a Passat, Tiguan 1.4 TSI, Scirocco 1.4 TSI or CC, RM6,999 off a Golf GTI or Golf R, RM7,999 off a Sharan, Tiguan 2.0 TSI or Scirocco R and a whopping RM9,999 off a Touareg.
Obviously, there are cars on the list, like the Jetta, CC and Touareg, that aren’t available in red, so we’d imagine the other colours will do for those.
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