Mudah.my is one of Malaysia’s largest platforms when it comes to selling or purchasing items including big ticket items such as property and even vehicles. The platform also houses one of the countries largest marketplaces for preloved items. That said, Mudah Auto, its vehicle marketplace focuses on offering the best deals when it comes to purchasing vehicles.
As Malaysia is climbing out of its version of a lockdown, coined the Movement Control Order (MCO). Mudah is looking to help jumpstart the economy. How? They’re looking to be the host of Malaysia’s Biggest Car Sale. Their effort is not only an attempt at getting in the Malaysian Book Of Records but also support for the Malaysian governments Short Term Economic Recovery Plan.
In this effort, Mudah is trying to stimulate the recovery of the second-hand auto market by working with over 1,600 second hand car dealers on Mudah.my. They will be offering extra discounts on vehicles purchased on the platform. Mudah guarantees a minimum of 10% off the listed price during the duration of the campaign. To date, there are over 7,000 cars in Malaysia’s Biggest Car Sale. Mudah.my also has an additional 80,000 second hand motor vehicles listed on its platform. Malaysia’s Biggest Car Sale is happening right now until July 15, 2020.
“Malaysia’s Biggest Car Sale Campaign is part of Mudah.my ongoing #supportlokal initiative that helps keep Malaysian businesses grow and recover in this unprecedented situation. As a proudly Malaysian focused brand, Mudah.my mission is to democratize commerce by empowering every Malaysian to sell or share with one another. It is also with great excitement we announce that Mudah.my is aiming for an entry in the Malaysia Book of Records for Malaysia’s Biggest (Online) Car Sale. This means a great deal to us as obtaining this title for the first time ever is a testament to Mudah.my’s commitment to our users as well as our focus to constantly provide them with only the best deals. Additionally, Mudah.my will be the first-ever marketplace to secure a spot in Malaysia’s Book of Records when we cinch the title.”
Gaurav Bhasin, CEO of Mudah.my
