Mitsubishi Motors reveals ‘Drive that Counts’ extended offers
Muscat, 15 April 2024 – In view of the overwhelming response to the Mitsubishi promotion for the Holy Month, General Automotive Company (GAC), the authorized dealership for Mitsubishi Motors Company in Oman, has announced a limited extension of the campaign in order to enable more buyers to avail the opportunity to own their favourite Mitsubishi during the auspicious Eid Al Fitr as well.
The extended ‘Drive the Counts’ offer includes zero percent interest rate on vehicle finance up to two years, cashback offers up to RO 4,808, free service up to 50,000 kilometres or 5 years, free insurance and registration, 6 years unlimited mileage warranty, plus roadside assistance. There’s even a special Eid gift for all new Mitsubishi owners.
The offers are valid across the full range of models, from Attrage – the sporty salon; Eclipse Cross – the turbo-charged coupe SUV; ASX – the practical compact SUV; New Outlander – the spacious and versatile SUV; Xpander and Xpander Cross – the premium 7-seater MUV; to Montero Sport – the luxury SUV with the legendary Pajero DNA, and L200 – the range of ‘engineered tough’ pickups.
“Mitsubishi has always been one of the most trusted Japanese automotive brands in Oman. We want to ensure that everyone looking for new driving experience can enjoy, what is quite possibly, our most exciting offer yet,” said Manoj Ranade, General Manager of GAC.
The ‘Drive That Counts’ credo embodies Mitsubishi’s total commitment to make every moment count for customers — right from exclusive benefits, personalized service and a seamless buying experience, to endless, memorable journeys in their new vehicle.
“When you are looking for proven reliability, superior performance, outstanding comfort, renowned toughness, cutting-edge safety, and unbeatable value, Mitsubishi is the obvious answer — and there’s never been a better time to own it,” he declared.
The offers are valid until 9 May 2024. Further details can be had at any Mitsubishi showroom in Oman, by calling 24 500 500, or sending a text message to 93 800 925 by WhatsApp / SMS.