KARACHI – The Honda City has become popular compact sedan in Pakistan owing to its reliability, fuel efficiency, and comfortable drive.
Since the launch of the upgraded version, City has been a preferred choice among Pakistani car buyers for decades, offering a blend of performance and affordability.
Available in multiple variants, including manual and automatic transmissions, the Honday City is ideal for both urban and highway use. With its stylish design, modern features, and strong resale value, Honda City continues to maintain a strong presence in the local market.
Amid rising prices of cars, including Honda City, following the budget, the United Bank Limited (UBL) has launched an attractive car financing offer giving customers the opportunity to purchase their dream on convenient monthly installments.
The offer includes multiple variants of Honda City with fixed interest rates, low down payments, and minimal processing requirements.
Honda City 1.2 M/T Installment Plan
The price of Honda City 1.2 M/T stands at Rs4,696,000. Under the plan, the customers will need to deposit Rs1,737,520 in wake of down payment while the financing amount will be Rs2,958,480
With 14.50 fixed rate, the monthly installment will be Rs101,834 while residual value installment will be Rs68,791
This manual transmission variant is a budget-friendly choice for those seeking a reliable vehicle with minimal monthly costs.
Honda City 1.2 CVT Installment Plan
Price of Vehicle: Rs4,737,000
Down Payment: Rs1,752,690
Financing Amount: Rs2,984,310
Monthly Installment (14.50%): Rs102,723
Residual Value: Rs69,392
Honda City 1.5 Aspire CVT
Price of Vehicle: Rs5,969,000
Down Payment: Rs2,984,500
Financing Amount: Rs2,984,500
Monthly Installment (14.50%): Rs102,729
Residual Value: Rs69,396
The top-tier Aspire CVT variant comes with premium features and is offered with a competitive installment plan for customers seeking enhanced performance and luxury.
All prices are subject to change by the manufacturer, and monthly payments exclude insurance. Calculations are based on a 50% residual value.
