Hari Raya is just around the corner, and as usual there are plenty of car deals to be had. Volkswagen Malaysia is offering savings of up to RM48,000 for the Jetta, Tiguan, Passat, Golf, Polo and Polo Sedan.
From now till July 31, the above Volkswagen models will be available with RM0 downpayment and zero interest for up to seven years, with monthly instalments and total savings as listed below:
VW Polo
Savings up to RM22,000
5 years – RM 1,399/month, 7 years – RM999/monthVW Polo Sedan
Savings up to RM23,000
5 years – RM 1,399/month, 7 years – RM999/monthVW Jetta
Savings up to RM34,000
5 years – RM 2,099/month, 7 years – RM1,499/monthVW Golf TSI (excluding Golf GTI and Golf R)
Savings up to RM42,000
5 years – RM 2,499/month, 7 years – RM1,799/monthVW Passat
Savings up to RM44,000
5 years – RM 2,699/month, 7 years – RM 1,899/monthVW Tiguan 1.4 (excluding Tiguan 2.0)
Savings up to RM48,000
5 years – RM 2,899/month, 7 years – RM 2,099/month
VW says that customers can choose to opt out of the 0% interest financing scheme for upfront cash rebates, and that this promotion does not apply to demo cars, courtesy cars and duty/tax free sales (MM2H and REP). Participating banks are Affin Bank, AmBank, Hong Leong Bank, Maybank and Public Bank.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments are generally positive about the promotion, with some users considering it a good opportunity, especially for Polo owners or buyers of specific models like the Polo Sedan. A few praise VW's recent improvements, including resolved DSG issues and better service. However, many comments express frustration and distrust due to past poor experiences, warranty concerns, and ongoing technical problems, mainly related to DSG transmissions and after-sales service quality. Overall, there is cautious optimism mixed with skepticism.