ACE 2025: Enjoy five years free service on the Jaecoo J7 or interest rates as low as 0.8% per annum

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ACE 2025: Enjoy five years free service on the Jaecoo J7 or interest rates as low as 0.8% per annum

Just over two weeks to go before the paultan.org Auto Car Expo (ACE) – co-sponsored by Carro and Kärcher – returns on November 8 and 9 at Setia City Convention Centre (SCCC). The 2025 instalment already promises to offer plenty of fantastic deals from a myriad of brands, and Jaecoo is no different.

Purchase a Jaecoo J7 at ACE 2025 and you’ll receive five years of free service which, together with the standard seven-year warranty means you’ll enjoy worry-free motoring for a good long while. If you choose not to take it, you’ll instead be able to finance your car with interest rates as low as 0.8% per annum, translating into significant savings in the long run.

Jaecoo is just one of several brands present at ACE 2025, including BMW and MINI (both represented by Wheelcorp Premium), Audi, Volkswagen, Zeekr (represented by Carro), Chery, Jetour, Hyundai, Ford, BYD, Perodua, Proton, Proton eMas, and Isuzu and smart (represented by EON). Each will be offering their own irresistible promotions at the event.

ACE 2025: Enjoy five years free service on the Jaecoo J7 or interest rates as low as 0.8% per annum

And that’s not all – at ACE 2025, you will also enjoy a wide variety of offers and prizes from us at paultan.org. The first 200 bookings will receive RM2,500 in tinting, detailing and accessory vouchers from V-Kool, Dodomat, Kuzig Glanz Detailing, The Carage and Harman Kardon.

Plus, every confirmed booking will enter you into a lucky draw to win the grand prize of an all-expenses-paid holiday for two worth RM10,000. There are also prizes from Kärcher to be won, details of which will be announced soon, so stay tuned for that.

So, mark your calendars on November 8 and 9 for ACE 2025 at SCCC from 9am to 7pm. See you there!

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