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SDAP Announces Porsche Prices With Zero-Rated GST, Up To RM88,000 Less Now!

Sime Darby Auto Performance (SDAP) has announced new revised prices for the entire Porsche model range. The new prices will take effect from June 1, in line with the new zero-rated GST implementation announced by the government. The new prices will be effective until the re-implementation of the Sales and Services Tax (SST).

For example, the 718 Cayman with a new base price of RM509,434* has a price adjustment of RM30,566 less, while the flagship Panamera Turbo with a new base price of RM1,462,264* has a price adjustment of RM87,736.

“This is a special time for our customers. With the implementation of zero-rated GST, our customers can now enjoy additional savings on their dream Porsche. This also includes savings on options and all other services that we offer,” said Arnt Bayer, (above) Chief Executive Officer of Sime Darby Auto Performance. 

The revised prices include SDAP’s four-year warranty and free maintenance package that includes complimentary service, parts and labour. The stated price includes all applicable duties, except registration fees, road tax and insurance. Standard zero-rate GST implementation will also be applicable for parts and service at all SDAP authorised dealers.

Porsche 360 Financing is also available on all brand new Porsche. It is an intelligent alternative to conventional financing by reducing monthly payments by up to 30% and providing flexible terms for customers who would like to own a new Porsche every 3 – 5 years.

*Prices shown are based on standard specifications, excluding options. Terms and conditions apply.

Chris Wee has been in the motoring journalism scene since the early 90's, cutting his teeth with publications such as Highway Malaysia, Asian Auto, Auto International, and later on as Editor of Asean Autocar and Malaysian EVO, for which he was its Managing Editor for 7-years, He's also been with NST Cars, Bikes & Trucks, and started his on-line motoring career with Autofreaks.com. Piston.my may be his last stop in a motoring journalism career that spans more than two decades.

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