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Ford Thailand Marks 30 Years With Fuel Card Giveaway

Ford Thailand is celebrating 30 years with a promotional service campaign offering discounts on maintenance and a chance to win fuel cards worth over 1 million baht combined through October 2025. Customers who service their vehicles at Ford

Ford Thailand Marks 30 Years With Fuel Card Giveaway
12 Jul Khaosod

Ford Thailand is running a special after-sales service campaign titled "Ford Saves Full Family—Win Free Fuel" to mark its 30th anniversary, featuring multiple attractive offers. These include discounts up to 700 baht on checkup packages, a buy-three-get-one-free tire promotion, and discounts up to 1,200 baht on batteries and brake pads. The campaign's major draw is a chance to win fuel cards worth over 1 million baht combined when customers bring their vehicles in for service at Ford centers nationwide from now until October 31, 2025.

The prize pool comprises 300 fuel card rewards: 30 cards worth 10,000 baht each, 30 cards worth 5,000 baht, and 240 cards worth 2,500 baht. Customers who purchase genuine Ford parts or fluids in 5,000-baht increments earn one entry per increment. Additional incentives include discounts up to 400 baht on synthetic engine oil programs and up to 700 baht on maintenance packages when parts exceed 5,000 baht.

For tire purchases, customers receive a buy-three-get-one-free deal on participating models, plus battery and brake pad discounts ranging from 200 to 1,200 baht depending on vehicle type and trade-in status. All Ford owners also receive complimentary 30-point vehicle inspections and can access 0% interest financing for 10 months on purchases of 5,000 baht or more through participating Kasikornbank and Krungsri credit cards. Winners will be announced in December 2025, with each chassis number eligible for a maximum of one prize.

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