FOLLOWING the extension of the movement control order (MCO) into Phase 4, Honda Malaysia sales office, manufacturing plant and dealer showroom will re...
the extension of the movement control order into Phase 4, Honda Malaysia sales office, manufacturing plant and dealer showroom will remain closed during this period.
The resumption of the after-sales services comes with the implementation of proactive precautionary measures in accordance with guidelines and regulations set by MITI and other relevant bodies. “We will comply with the extension of MCO in support of the efforts taken by the Malaysian Government and people amid the current situation. At the same time, customers need to have their cars in good, reliable condition and hence, require maintenance service.
Individuals recording temperature of 37.5 degrees Celcius and above or are exhibiting symptoms of fever, cough and shortness of breath are advised to leave the premises to immediately seek medical attention. This practice will not only help safeguard the well-being of the customers and service advisors, but also provide substantial convenience to Honda car owners.
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