PROTON GIVES FREE SAFETY INSPECTION TO ITS CUSTOMERS THIS HARI RAYA
In conjunction with the Hari Raya holidays, PROTON Holdings Berhad will give away a free 20-points safety inspection to its customers at selected Petronas stations before returning to their hometowns. This program is jointly organized with Petronas and the Petronas Coffee Break campaign. On Thursday, 24 July 2014, PROTON will be at the Petronas KM 15.3, NKVE Damansara station for the free 20-points safety inspections.
In addition to the free 20-points safety inspection, customers will also be given free consultation on engine and car maintenance, educate on how to differentiate genuine parts against imitation parts as well as PROTON giveaways as token of appreciation to customers.
“PROTON takes seriously the safety and comfort of its customers. Through the services and offerings available in this campaign, we hope to contribute towards creating awareness to our customers and road users in the importance of vehicle maintenance & safety. The vehicles should also always be in good condition especially for use in long journeys. Hopefully, these efforts will help to reduce cases of road accidents which occur more frequently especially during the festive seasons,” said En Azmi Idris, Chief Executive Officer of Proton Edar Sdn Bhd.
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