Last chance to save big with Mitsubishi's Cool summer offers
With EMIs starting from just RO 89, now is the perfect time to upgrade your vehicle. Additionally, customers who act quickly will receive free service for up to 5 years or 100,000 km, free insurance and registration, Llumar window tint, a RO 50 gift voucher, and a 6-year unlimited kilometer warranty for total peace of mind.
'This summer, our goal is to offer customers cool savings and unbeatable value on the Mitsubishi range,' said Manoj Ranade, General Manager of GAC. 'Whether you're planning road trips or everyday drives, this campaign provides the flexibility and support necessary to enjoy your summer with confidence and comfort.'
From the bold new XForce to the rugged Montero Sport, the family-friendly Xpander to the dependable L200, every Mitsubishi model is included—but only for a few more days.
Visit your nearest Mitsubishi showroom in Athaiba, Mabela, Barka, Sohar, Nizwa, Ibri, Sur, Jalan Bani Bu Ali, or Salalah, or call/WhatsApp 24 500 500 today.
Hurry—offers expire on July 17, 2025! Seize this cool summer offer before it's gone!
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