KIA has launched an interest campaign, which offers special 3-month deferred payment for June. KIA, the brand of Anadolu Group Company Çelik Motor, launched an attractive interest opportunities campaign that offered a special 3-month deferred payment for June.
Within the scope of the 'Buy Now Pay in September' campaign, KIA, which offers 70 months TL in Sportage, 60 thousand TL in XCeed, 40 thousand TL in Picanto, 18 month installment and 0,59 percent interest advantage; Stonic offers Ceed and Rio models for 50 thousand TL for 18 months with an interest rate of 0,59 percent.
KIA, which does not forget SMEs, continues its 40-month 12 percent interest campaign for 0 thousand TL in Bongo.
KIA has prepared a special campaign for June for those who want to start the summer with a new car. Car enthusiasts will enter the summer as a new car owner and will be able to take advantage of the payment opportunity in three months.
Buy now, start paying in September
Within the framework of the campaign that KIA specially prepared for June, XCeed, which brings a breath of fresh air to traditional SUV models, has more compact and sportive lines, for 60.000 TL and KIA's flagship Sportage for 70.000 months until the end of June, for 18 months. With 0,59 interest opportunities, car lovers are waiting.
Picanto, which draws attention with its design, above-class internal volume, automatic transmission option in A segment, is 40% TL for 18 months, 0,59% for 50 months, Stonic with its style that makes a difference in B SUV segment, Rio, and C hatchback segment with its dynamic design and dimensions. Ceed, which is among the powerful models and produced in Europe for European drivers, will be available for 18 thousand TL by the end of June, with an interest rate of 0,59% for XNUMX months.
The choice of SMEs with its sufficient load capacity, class-leading engine and braking performance and aerodynamic style, Bongo is waiting for its new owners with an interest rate of 40 percent to 12 TL for 0 months until the end of June.
Source: Hibya News Agency
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