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My lucky day to get full tank for FREE.Posted by Aric Teoh on Friday, 22 April 2016
Good news! Volkswagen owners in Malaysia are now entitled to free petrol. You heard right. As part Volkswagen Group Malaysia’s brand gesture series, VW owners who fuel up at the Shell petrol station located along the NKVE highway (Damansara bound) will be provided with a free fuel up.
UPDATE: The offer of free petrol for Volkswagen owners has ended.
However, there’s a catch as this short-lived campaign will end tomorrow (April 23, 2016). To redeem your free fuel up, simply head on over to the aforementioned Shell station and point out your Volkswagen to the staff at the counter, that’s it. This stunt is the latest that emphasises the company’s tagline – Always by your side, where the company surprises its customers with various acts.
The first instalment involved providing a free carwash service to owners at 1Utama, while the second instalment saw owners being surprised with treats while stuck in traffic to liven things up a little.
Posted by VW Williams on Friday, 22 April 2016
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments expressing disappointment and frustration with Volkswagen Malaysia focus on ongoing car issues, poor after-sales service, and declining resale values, overshadowing the promotional free petrol offer. Many owners highlight frequent gearbox problems, lengthy repairs, and warranty difficulties, pointing out that these problems outweigh the temporary benefit of free fuel. Some believe the promotion is a desperate attempt to distract from deeper brand issues, with others criticizing VW's handling of the Dieselgate scandal and its impact on trust. Several comments suggest that actual customer concerns—such as warranty claims, vehicle reliability, and trade-in values—are more critical than free petrol, which many see as an insubstantial gesture given the persistent problems faced by owners.