Al-Futtaim Honda announces exciting Ramadan offer

Press release

Published August 2nd, 2011 - 06:55 GMT

Al Bawaba

Al-Futtaim Honda, exclusive distributors of Honda vehicles, motorcycles, marine engines, power products and parts today announced the launch of its exciting Ramadan offer across all its 10 showrooms in the UAE.

Customers can purchase any Honda vehicle by paying as little as AED 999/- as down payment. In addition, customers purchasing from the Al-Futtaim group company will receive a free Toshiba 40" HD LED TV or a Toshiba Tablet PC as part of its Ramadan offer.

This offer is valid for sales between August 1 and August 31.

Mark Kass, Managing Director of Al-Futtaim Honda said: “At Al-Futtaim Honda we are always thinking of our customers. It is part and parcel of our DNA and of everything we do. We are confident with our exciting Ramadan offer customers will enjoy driving away in their brand new Honda vehicle.”

This offer is valid across all models including the Honda Accord, Accord Coupe, City, Jazz, Civic, CR-V, Pilot, Crosstour and Odyssey.

Background Information

Al-Futtaim Motors

Al-Futtaim Motors is a member of Al-Futtaim, the leading UAE business conglomerate. It operates the Toyota, Lexus and Hino franchises through a network of modern Sales Showrooms, Service and Parts facilities strategically located throughout the UAE to provide the optimum sales and after-sales service to its customers.

Company Profile

Honda

Honda delivers to customers in over 150 countries and regions, over 6 million power products annually, spanning its general-purpose engines, and products powered by them, including tillers, generators, snow blowers to lawnmowers, pumps and outboard engines. Honda is also developing and producing electrified products useful in many facets of life, delivering new value such as the Miimo robotic lawnmower, and the LiB-AID E500 new era portable power source. Honda also lease-sells to businesses the Honda Walking Assist Device, an assistive device for use in the training of walking based on the theory of human walking amassed through Honda’s robotics research.