Honda Offers CD 70 Installment With No Markup

Honda Offers CD 70 Installment With No Markup

A noticeable increase in the bike prices has made it very hard to afford a new two wheeler for middle class people. For instance the Honda CD 70 – This is usually known for being reliable and fuel efficient but its current market price is 157900RR not very friendly on the pocket especially with the current economy. But worry not! Atlas Honda has come up with an amazing solution: a 0% markup installment plan that makes the own of a CD 70 super effortless.

Here’s the deal: In a strategy copied from Yamaha, Atlas Honda allows you to purchase a brand new CD 70 through Alfa Mall and pay for it in installments.

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The best part? This is especially good news for you; no more will you have to ‘pay through the nose’ for a video with an added markup. This means you can spread the cost with monthly instalments starting from Rs. 17,545, it does makes it much easier to obtain your dream bike.

This offer is a sensational because there was always the challenge on how middle-income earners would pay for their property through a huge down payment. It is flexible in a way and enables you to spread the cost easily without getting into debt as when you pay a lump sum for a service or product.

But here’s the catch: this particularly discount scheme shall end on the 7th of July in the year 2024. Also, it’s only for the Alfalah Bank customers only. Thus if you were planning to own a Honda CD 70 or any other vehicle and you are an Alfalah bank customer, now is your time!

For the other updates, Atlas Honda has launched the Race Cone Set designed for the Honda CD 70 in April 2024. In their recent post on the social networking sites, this update is said to provide better materials, ease of handling, composure, and the ability to get through spaces.

Motorcycle manufacturers in the country appear to be content with merely treading paint on their bikes just to keep the consumers excited, and not more. Maybe they think that it is sufficient to just change the color of the product and shield the public from the fact that no real development has been made.