Honda Denies Price Cut on CG125 and CD70 Models

Abdullah

19 Oct 2023

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Honda Denies Price Cut on CG125 and CD70 Models

Honda Motorcycle Company has issued a strong rebuttal to the circulating reports of a substantial price decrease for their renowned CG125 and CD70 motorcycle models. The company has categorically denied any such price reduction, asserting that the reports were based on false information.

Initial Reports of Significant Price Reduction

Initially, there was a report suggesting that Honda had significantly lowered the prices of two of its top-selling motorcycle models. According to these reports, the price of the Honda CG125 had allegedly been slashed by a staggering Rs38,500, while the basic Honda 125 model's rate was said to have been reduced by Rs33,500. Furthermore, the Honda CD70, another popular model, was rumored to have witnessed a price decrease of Rs22,000.

Reports Debunked by Honda

However, it has now become clear that these reports were entirely unfounded. In a statement released by Honda, the company emphasized that they have not reduced the prices of any of their motorcycles, including the CG125, CD70, or any other models. This statement comes as a response to the confusion and speculation that emerged in the wake of the initial news reports.

Official Prices Remain Unchanged

For the benefit of consumers and potential buyers, Atlas Honda has provided the official prices of their motorcycles as of October 18, 2023. It is important to note that these prices remain unchanged from the previous rates, thereby dispelling any rumors of a price reduction. Honda Motorcycle Company reiterates their commitment to providing quality products to their customers at competitive prices.

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