Perodua Launches Online Booking Platform for Simplified Car Purchasing

2024/09/13
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Perodua
Malaysia
Malaysian car brand Perodua has officially launched an online booking platform, allowing customers to browse models, select configurations, and apply for loans with partner banks after paying a refundable deposit. The platform also offers test drive scheduling and trade-in services to enhance the car buying experience.
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