NEW Honda Civic
Honda Cars Philippines, Inc (HCPI), Honda’s automobile business unit in the Philippines will hold the Honda Auto Expo display in SM Mall of Asia on August 11-17 and Trinoma Mall on August 26-28, 2016. Here’s the news from Honda: Honda wants you to drive the Honda car you have been dreaming for with lighter payment scheme as Honda offers Low Cash out and All-in Bundle Packages for select models.
Avail of the Honda City for as low as Php 60,000, Mobilio for Php66,000 and CR-V for Php 50,000 for the whole duration of the Honda Auto Expo. It is now easier to drive home a Honda car and enjoy the Euro 4 Level engine, Honda’s compliant system that reduces harmful emissions that is standard to all Honda vehicles. This technology also contributes in making all Honda vehicles fuel efficient without compromising performance with remarkable fuel efficiency for Honda City 1.5 E CVT with 26.02 km/L, HR-V 1.8 E CVT 24.82 km/L, Mobilio 1.5 V CVT with 24.69 km/L, and the newly launched Honda Civic
with 27.56 km/L having 1.5 RS Turbo CVT engine developed Earth Dreams Technology that provides balance on power and fuel efficiency. The Honda Civic now comes with striking sporty design and advanced key technologies, innovative features, and premium quality interior for a better and comfortable drive and ride.
These models will be available at the Honda Auto Expo for the customers to check and experience. Honda’s partners’ Bank representatives will be present at the display to assist customers with Auto Loan inquiries, computations and on the spot applications. Customers who reserve and apply for a Honda financing will get an exclusive freebie from HCPI.
Honda Auto Expo Promo is also in all Honda Dealerships nationwide until September 30, 2016. For more information, visit www.hondaphil.com or any authorized Honda dealerships near you.
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