Visitors to the upcoming Alami Proton open day carnival this weekend can look forward to extensive rebates on spare parts of selected Proton models such as the Waja, Persona, Wira and Saga, with up to 70% discounts off original prices. Some spare parts can be purchased from as low as RM1, so visitors and customers are advised to come early, as sales will be based on a ‘first come first served’ basis.
Just to recap, the open day carnival will be held at the carmaker’s Centre of Excellence from October 3 to 4, running from 10 am to 7 pm daily, and admittance is free. Interestingly, visitors to the event will also have a chance to view a variety of cars from official car clubs, and there will also be briefings on the automaker’s safety technology, a plant tour and access to the Research and Development (R&D) building as well.
There will be test drives, sales of cars, lucky draws and games too. As we reported earlier, in conjunction with the 30th Anniversary promotions, customers can opt for the 1.99% interest rate per annum on the Iriz, 100% financing schemes for government staff, and other great deals as well.
GALLERY: 2014 Alami Proton event
Proton S70
from RM59,800 
Proton X90
from RM106,800 
Proton eMas 7 PHEV
from RM109,800 
Proton X70
from RM106,800 
Proton Saga
from RM38,990 
Proton eMas 5
from RM59,800 
Proton X50
from RM89,800 
Proton eMas 7
from RM103,800 
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