Frustrated with waiting list? VW Malaysia's website shows you available units in real-time

Louis

09.08.2022 01:54 PM

Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM) has refreshed its eShowroom to provide greater convenience for those looking to purchase a Volkswagen.

Filter your desired vehicle

On the revamped website, customers will now have access to available units on sale at Volkswagen authorised dealerships nationwide in real time. Loosely based on the concept of “what you see is what you get”, only models that are available at dealerships will be featured.

Units available in real-time

Customers may search the website to find what models are currently available and their locations, and decide to either book a test drive, or reserve the unit online with a standard booking fee of RM 1,500. They will then be contacted by the preferred dealer on next steps to complete the purchase.

As part of the Merdeka and Malaysia Day celebrations over the next two months, those who place a booking via the eShowroom will also receive RM 500 rebate on their purchase.

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