In a blink of an eye, we’re already at the end of 2016, and it’s usually at this time that carmakers are throwing discounts to close off the year. Perodua is no different, offering up to RM5,000 off various models.
The deals, which go all the way through December, include a RM1,200 rebate on the Axia 1.0 Standard G auto, while those looking to buy the Alza MPV will be able to enjoy savings of RM3,000 on the Alza 1.5 S and RM2,000 on the Alza 1.5 Advanced.
The new Bezza sedan is also included in these offers, with RM1,500 off the Bezza 1.0 Standard G, RM3,000 off the Bezza 1.3 Premium X and RM3,200 off the Bezza 1.3 Advance. Lastly, the Myvi 1.5 gets the biggest savings on the list, with RM3,800 off the Myvi 1.5 SE manual, RM5,000 off the Myvi 1.5 SE auto and RM4,000 off the Myvi 1.5 Advance.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express skepticism over Perodua's discounts, suggesting they are a tactic to clear old stock amid slowing sales and intense competition from Proton and others. Many believe the discounts imply poor vehicle demand and criticize the lack of safety features like VSC and ABS, which are standard elsewhere. Some feel the discounts are a marketing gimmick, while a few humorously appreciate the deals. Overall, there is concern about market health and transparency in pricing strategies.