Nissan India announces attractive festive offers

Nissan India
Nissan India

In the race to cash in the upcoming festive season every car manufacture is trying different things to attract buyers to go for their products and to prove their product superiority. Nowadays almost every car manufacturer is offering discounts and added benefits on their existing products. After Maruti, Renault and ford it’s time for one of India’s largest car manufacturer Nissan to jump into the pool of Discounts.

Nissan is offering benefits and discounts on selected variants of Nissan Sunny, Micra, Evalia MUV and Terrano SUV for the limited time period till 31st October 2014.

The Nissan sunny will be available with attractive scheme and special discounts totaling up to Rs. 1.45 lakhs on selected variants, Nissan is offering an exchange bonus of Rs. 40,000 on Micra and Rs. 60,000 exchange bonus on Nissan Sunny.

Nissan Terrano is offered with the bonus of Rs. 50,000 that includes gift cheques and exchange benefits on selected variants. Nissan Evalia will be offered in one year free insurance scheme; this discount scheme aims to upgrade Nissan cars of their choice.

So if you are planning to buy a car it’s high time because it is raining discount in Indian car market, because Nissan earlier has announced discount of Rs. 38,000 on purchase of every new Datsun Go which includes 20,000 exchange offers, Rs. 4000 insurance and extended warranty of Rs. 4000.

Ajay Raghuvanshi, Vice President – Sales, Marketing & Dealer Development, Nissan Motor India Pvt. Ltd said, “The festive season is the most awaited time of the year amongst Indians for bringing home a new car. Our festival offers are aimed at making our range even more attractive and accessible to car buyers this season. We have lined up several innovative offers to make it a very special and truly auspicious festival season for our customers.”

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