Yamaha, Bajaj and TVS are offering exchanges fair in the Valley. 

 

 

In the offer brought by Yamaha, it is stated that the old motorcycle will be valued Rs 15,000 more than the market price.The company has stated that the exchange fair has been organized in Tripureshwor, Kumaripati, Chabahil and Koteshwor showrooms from January 26 to January 31.

The company also offers a special scheme to customers who want to buy a scooter through the exchange.  MAW Enterprises, the official dealer of Yamaha, has been selling Fasino and Ray ZR on scooters and FZ Series, Fazer, Saluto, R15 V3, MT15, R3 on motorcycles.

Bajaj has also stated that it will offer exchange in various showrooms in the Valley. Bajaj has organized exchange fairs in Thimi, Kalanki, Maharajganj and Sitapail showrooms in the valley.  Bajaj has also announced an additional Rs 15,000 valuation and cash discount. The company said it would give a cash discount of up to Rs 8,000, but the conditions apply.

 If a customer who buys a Bajaj motorcycle on the exchange pays 50 percent of the down payment, the customer will be able to buy the motorcycle at zero percent interest rate for 18 months. Hansraj Hulaschand & Company Pvt. Ltd has been selling Bajaj motorcycles like Pulsar Series, NS Series, Avenger, Dominar.

TVS is also conducting exchange fair in the Kathmandu Valley. The company has also stated that it will give an additional value of Rs 15,000 when exchanging an old motorcycle of any brand with a TVS motorcycle. The company has stated that it will provide loan at zero percent interest rate if the buyer of the motorcycle makes 50 percent down payment through the exchange. The loan taken in this way has to be repaid in 18 installments.

Jagdamba Motors, the official distributor of TVS, has been selling Apache series motorcycles, scooters like Antok, Jupiter and power full motorcycles like RR310.
 

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