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Yamaha Pakistan Introduces New Offer for Customers

Yamaha Pakistan Introduces New Offer for Customers

Web Desk May 30, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Yamaha launches the "Yamaha Mega Wins" campaign from May 20th to August 31st, 2024.
  • Buyers during this period can win 60 smartphones and 30 Umrah pilgrimage tickets.
  • 300 lucky individuals also get fuel cards for six months to ease refueling expenses.
In Pakistan's busy car industry, companies are always coming up with new ways to attract buyers and increase sales. Yamaha's latest effort, called "Yamaha Mega Wins," is full of promise and potential.

From May 20th to August 31st, 2024, this campaign offers an enticing opportunity to motorcycle enthusiasts nationwide. Buyers of Yamaha motorcycles during this time can not only get their desired ride but also unlock exciting rewards.

Yamaha has gone beyond traditional incentives with a scheme that offers a variety of prizes. This includes 60 smartphones and 30 return tickets for an Umrah pilgrimage, blending spirituality and adventure for lucky winners.

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Yamaha has also allocated 300 lucky individuals to receive fuel cards, providing relief from refueling expenses for a generous six-month period, catering to the practical needs of everyday commuters.

This recent initiative builds upon Yamaha Pakistan's earlier introduction in March, where they launched a new installment plan for the popular YBR125G model. With this plan, buyers can spread the financial burden over twelve manageable months without any extra fees or interest, with monthly installments set at a reasonable Rs. 29,000.

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For those ready to begin the ownership journey, a modest down payment of Rs. 164,000 is required, covering essential processing fees and the crucial step of bike registration. Yamaha also offers a longer 24-month payment plan, but this option incurs additional costs and follows the standard markup rate.
Yamaha's strategy, combining enticing rewards with practical payment plans, aims to capture consumers' interest while showcasing the brand's dedication to improving lives and building lasting relationships with its valued customers.

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