Deals on wheels: 2016 cars come with chance to win Australian Open tickets

Planning to upgrade your car, then this couldn’t be a better time. Big names in UAE car dealers are flagging their 2016 models, and bundling them with free service packages and warranty.

Al Tayer motors has unveiled the brand new Range Rover Evogue and offering 5 years’ warranty, 3 years’ service and two years interest free finance. The SUV promises “fuel economy” and “cruising refinement” with a 9-speed transmission, and costs from Dh189,000.

They have also launched the 2016 Ford Explorer, and coupled it with 5 years’ or 100,000 km warranty plus roadside assistance and three years’ or 60,000 km service and maintenance. Starting at Dh130,000, this SUV comes with enhanced active park assist, hands-free lift gate, 180 degree front and rear cameras with washers and terrain management system.

Al Majid Motors throws in a chance for new customers to win tickets to the Australian Open tennis championship when buying any of Kia’s four 2016 models – Sportage, Serentto, Cerato, and Optima.

"Once you purchase any of the 2016 models, your name goes in for a draw to win those tickets," explained their sales agent. These also come with five years’ or 150,000km manufacturer warranty and five years’ or 100,000km free service plus one year free insurance, registration and roadside assistance. Customers can also benefit from 120-day deferred payment.

Arabian automobiles announced the debut of the 2016 Nissan Altima with three years or 45,000km service contract, one year insurance and five year warranty on unlimited mileage. The sales agent informed the pricing starts at Dh85,200.

The 2016 Duster also makes its entrance with free one-year insurance or two years’ service contract. With a starting price of Dh49,900, the new models flaunt 16-inch alloy wheels, rear-parking sensors, cruise control and speed limiter, and touchscreen multimedia and navigation system.

Al Futtaim Motors’ Honda models are also on sale, with cash discounts ranging from Dh3,000 to Dh6,000. The City starts at Dh53,900, Civic at Dh66,900 and Accord at Dh85,900. These cars come with five-year warranty.

Toyota has launched six-months deferred payment option for its 2016 fleet. The fineprint states that anyone with a minimum salary of Dh3,500 will be eligible, along with 20 per cent down payment. The pricing for Yaris starts at Dh51,000, Camry at Dh86,900, Toyota86 at Dh104,900, and Prado At Dh131,500.

Juma Al Majid has put up the 2016 models of Hyundai for sale, with 2 years’ or 40,000km free service, 1 year free insurance and 5 years’ or 100,000km manufacturer warranty packed in. Their sales agent informed the pricings are already discounted, with the Elantra starting at Dh55,500 and Santafe at Dh83,900 onwards.
 

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