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sgCarMart goes live with Volkswagen!

sgCarMart goes live with Volkswagen!

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DSC07745.thumb.jpg.16c7e9743d7004ae07fd72da9f4d8f78.jpgVolkswagen is a brand that has undergone immense change in the past year alone, and its new identity is manifest in its new logo that embraces a new digital age.

So being as curious as we are, we naturally decided to head down to the local Volkswagen showroom at 247 Alexandra Road to host a Facebook livestream for our second E-markdown, as well as to see what's up from a brand that is at the forefront of the many changes occurring through the industry.

Thankfully, you now don't even have to bother with putting on a mask or dealing with check-ins to get your hands on the latest deals from Volkswagen Singapore, thanks to our live Facebook event, which allows you to shop for your favourite cars, and ask questions about them, from the comfort of your own home!

DSC07752.thumb.jpg.088b6926f98ec276134613f633d7eff0.jpgYou can catch the livestream, or any other future ones for that matter, simply by checking in or following sgCarMart's Facebook page! Regular MCF members would have also noticed the thread about upcoming sgCarMart and MyCarForum events on the Lite & EZ section, while Facebook users can easily register their interest for the event on sgCarMart and Volkswagen Singapore's Facebook page to get a notification when the stream goes live.

Make sure you do not miss on any of our livestream events in the future!

The duo that you'll recognise from our video reviews first introduced the Volkswagen Tiguan R-line. The SUV got to show off its many convenience features live on Facebook, from its unique cupholder design to its generous rear legroom and electric tailgate, features which are sure to impress anyone!

DSC07745.thumb.jpg.16c7e9743d7004ae07fd72da9f4d8f78.jpgTo those that are still uninitiated, the R-line cars gives customers the option of adding a little sporty flavour courtesy of the Volkswagen R performance division, which is responsible for the firm's blistering performance products such as the Volkswagen Golf R. 

So in the Tiguan R-line you get added goodies such as the sports steering wheel, R-line exclusive front scuff plate, and the R-Line exterior styling package, allowing you to deck your SUV with a sportier look if desired.

Those that commented with their most creative explaination as to they would buy a Tiguan while the car was presented also got a chance to win a $20 shopping voucher!

DSC07693.thumb.jpg.9308027a7976bc27068ab6983cb37de4.jpgAnd before we moved onto the second featured car, a brief introduction was also delivered for Volkswagen's new logo, which has been redesigned to be more modern and refined. Want to learn more? The full livestream is still available for those that missed it, so even those that missed it can still learn more about the brand here.

And onto the Volkswagen Golf, our presenters both agreed on how ubiquitous the Golf is, making it a car that suits anyone, regardless of age or job!

As with the Tiguan, those that commented with creative comments on why they would buy a Golf stood a chance to win their $20 shopping vouchers as well!

DSC07711.thumb.jpg.f48bce8ac0ce58a388348cbd5b3af63b.jpgAt the end of the evening, three lucky winners were also picked as part of a lucky draw from all those that simply typed 'Volkswagen' into the chat and walked away with $100 worth of petrol vouchers!

Then you've come to exactly the right place. Over the weekend of the livestream, all viewers had to to do was to key in the promo code 'ILOVESGCM' when shopping at Volkswagen's online store and they would have been able to redeem a $500 petrol voucher and a $500 shopping voucher when you put in your refundable deposit for a car.

Viewers of the livestream also got to shop for both cars at livestream exclusive prices, with the Tiguan Highline starting at $154,900, and the R-line SUV for just $139,900! (List prices at $139,900 and $175,900 respectively).

DSC07749.thumb.jpg.05868bf8a5d3f4add3d6517f28142025.jpgThose more interested in the Volkswagen Golf also got to enjoy massive discounts, with prices slashed to $107,900 for the Golf R-Line ComfortLine, and to $119,900 for the Golf R-Line HighLine! (List prices for both variants are $131,400 and $148,900 respectively).

Even if you've missed the deals offered through the weekend, the online store prices are still as attractive as it gets, so why not hurry over to Volkswagen's online store to see what deals are still available to you, or better yet, head down to Volkswagen's showroom at 247 Alexandra Road to see the rest of Volkswagen Singapore's full range of cars yourself!

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They don't need to wear masks? Despite such close proximity? They're not family living together right? Even colleagues in same office need to mask up.

I think a clarification from the SGCM team is needed. As it stands, it looks like you're proudly displaying photographic evidence of your staff breaking the law.

(Oh, and please don't just delete the images or the article or something. I'm sure they've already been downloaded enough times. A clarification would be better).

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11 hours ago, Turboflat4 said:

They don't need to wear masks? Despite such close proximity? They're not family living together right? Even colleagues in same office need to mask up.

I think a clarification from the SGCM team is needed. As it stands, it looks like you're proudly displaying photographic evidence of your staff breaking the law.

(Oh, and please don't just delete the images or the article or something. I'm sure they've already been downloaded enough times. A clarification would be better).

i remember watching some other youtube programmes and they mention that they receive clearance that the hosts dont need to wear masks for the video recording. but the ones behind the scenes wore masks.. if u watch programmes on youtube post covid-19 a lot are the same... honestly think they have more integrity than to just delete the images or article.. 

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