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Honda Offers Extra 10,000 Baht to Flood Victims in October

Honda Thailand is giving an extra 10,000 baht to flood‑affected customers as part of its October promotion, which also includes 0% financing and extended warranty options. The campaign runs from 1 to 31 October 2026, with vehicle delivery required by mid‑November, and offers flood‑relief assistance worth up to 70,000 baht. Details are available at Honda showrooms nationwide or online.

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Honda Automobile Thailand announced its October promotion on 5 October 2026, offering additional value with the new 'Honda Pro Hey! # Shocked and Ready to Buy a Car' campaign. Customers can choose from various special offers, including 0% interest rates and free Honda Exclusive Care for up to five years, plus extra benefits from the 'Local Native # Close to Home' campaign, such as a 10,000-baht bonus or extended warranty.

The promotion runs from 1 to 31 October 2026, with vehicle delivery required by 30 November 2026. In addition, Honda continues to support flood‑affected customers through its 'Honda Stays With You' campaign, providing special assistance worth 25,000 to 70,000 baht for those who book a vehicle between 1 and 31 October 2026 and take delivery by 15 November 2026. The aid is available to anyone whose previous vehicle was damaged by floods, regardless of brand, and can be transferred to a family member if the customer wishes.

Interested customers can select any of the October offers at Honda showrooms nationwide or view details online at www.honda.co.th/promotions.

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