In the bustling landscape of entry-level bikes for daily commutes, the Honda CD 70 has long been a favorite among millions. Its simple design, low-cost maintenance, and impressive fuel efficiency have made it the go-to choice for riders seeking an economical yet reliable option. Despite the presence of other players in the market, the Honda CD 70 continues to dominate the 70cc segment, boasting a robust resale value that keeps riders coming back for more.
However, the year 2023 has brought challenges for prospective buyers as Honda jacked up bike prices at least six times. This surge in prices has led many to explore alternative routes for ownership, turning their attention to installment plans as a viable solution.
Bank Alfalah’s Installment Plans:
For the eagerly awaited Honda CD 70 2024 model, Bank Alfalah is offering a range of installment plans to suit diverse financial needs:
3 Months Plan: Rs 52,700 (zero markup)
6 Months Plan: Rs 26,300 (zero markup)
9-Month Plan: Rs 20,465
12 Months Plan: Rs 16,100
18-Month Plan: Rs11,700
24 Months Plan: Rs 9,500
36-Month Plan: Rs7,300
These plans provide flexibility and affordability, with the added benefit of zero markup in the shorter-term options.
MCB’s Installment Plans:
Similarly, MCB is offering installment plans for the Honda CD 70 2024 model:
3 Months Plan: Rs 52,630 (zero markup)
6 Months Plan: Rs 26,300 (zero markup)
12 Months Plan: Rs 16,100
18-Month Plan: Rs11,700
24 Months Plan: Rs 9,600
30 Months Plan: Rs 8,300
36-Month Plan: Rs7,505
These plans cater to various budgetary constraints, providing consumers with the opportunity to own the Honda CD 70 through manageable monthly payments.
Meezan’s Installment Plans:
Contrary to rumors, prices remain unchanged
Contrary to last month’s speculation, reports of a significant drop in bike prices due to the appreciation of the Pakistani currency against the US dollar were proven false. The prices of popular models like the Honda CG125 and Honda CD 70 have not experienced any reduction, debunking the initial claims.
In light of these continuous price hikes, installment plans emerge as a practical solution for those seeking to own the reliable Honda CD 70. The zero markup options from both Bank Alfalah and MCB make the prospect even more attractive for budget-conscious riders.
As we navigate the evolving landscape of the motorcycle market, it becomes evident that financial institutions are stepping up to provide solutions that empower consumers to fulfill their two-wheeled dreams without breaking the bank.
