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Ongoing Story· Day 8

Israeli Retailers Offer Election Day Discounts and Gifts

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Israeli Car Dealers Offer Election Day Discounts and Deals

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Car dealerships across Israel are launching special promotions and discounts for Election Day. Offers include price reductions, interest-free financing, complimentary accessories like charging stations and protection systems, and extended service packages. Brands like Omoda, Jaecoo, Ora, Geely, Genesis, Volvo, and Cadillac are among those providing deals. The promotions also extend to the used car market, with several dealers offering incentives on pre-owned vehicles.

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  • Israeli car dealerships are offering Election Day promotions with discounts and special deals.
  • Offers include price reductions, interest-free financing, and complimentary accessories.
  • Brands like Omoda, Jaecoo, Ora, Geely, Genesis, Volvo, and Cadillac are participating.
  • Deals vary by manufacturer and model, with significant savings on luxury and electric vehicles.
  • Promotions also extend to the used car market, featuring insurance and fuel vouchers.

Numerous car dealerships across Israel are offering special promotions and discounts to coincide with Election Day, providing incentives for potential buyers. These deals vary significantly by manufacturer and model, encompassing price reductions, financing options, complimentary accessories, and extended warranties.

Brands like Omoda and Jaecoo are providing discounts of up to 5,000 and 4,000 shekels respectively, along with gifts such as charging stations and protection systems. Ora is offering a financing deal on the Ora 5 with up to 50,000 shekels interest-free for up to 30 months. Isuzu's refreshed D-MAX comes with a comprehensive five-year service package. Geely is allowing customers to choose a higher trim level at no extra cost, a benefit worth up to 6,000 shekels, with electric crossover E5 buyers also receiving three years of free home charging.

Luxury brands are also participating, with Genesis offering discounts up to 50,000 shekels on select models. Volvo is providing discounts of up to 15%, translating to savings of 15,000 to 65,000 shekels depending on the model, or interest-free financing up to 150,000 shekels. Cadillac is offering significant discounts on its zero-kilometer models, with savings ranging from 105,500 to 255,500 shekels.

Other manufacturers are focusing on attractive financing and service packages. For instance, Dongfeng is offering 100,000 shekels in interest-free financing for 48 months on its May model. Hyundai is providing discounts up to 10,000 shekels and protection package benefits, with a complimentary charging station for the Tucson plug-in hybrid. Renault is offering discounts up to 27,000 shekels on new and zero-kilometer models, along with a year of mandatory insurance and a fuel card.

Deals extend to the used car market as well. Autocenter and Upright are offering a year of mandatory insurance as a gift, with additional vouchers for shopping or fuel. Lubinski Trade is providing full interest-free financing on all used vehicles, and Autoart is featuring discounted prices on various used models, including MG, Toyota, Hyundai, Peugeot, and Cadillac.

These promotions are designed to attract customers on Election Day, with a wide array of offers across different vehicle segments and price points.

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