With over 6000 people entering the Fiji Showcase 2009 to get a grab of the bargains on offer, one of the leading motor part dealers, Asco Motors is focusing on an education drive.
Marketing manager, Jone Tukutukuivalu said that they have taken a new focus this year as there are many shops selling parts which are of lower quality and costs more.
Tukutukuivalu also adds that another way to get their message across they are also having a colouring competition for young kids between 6 to 14 years with prices up for grabs.
There are over 130 booths available at the Fiji Showcase 2009 at the Vodafone Arena and gates closing at 9pm.
Looking at Fanta Monday entertainment, at 5.45pm is the Mr. Fungus Comedy Mime Show, Showcase mascot Cookie the Clown's Crazy Comedy show is at 6:30pm, at 7.30pm is the Great Balloon Show while the Great Gondos take the stage at 8pm.
On the local scene at 6.15pm is the FM 96 Battle of the Dance Crews while at 7pm the public can enjoy local music by "Savu ni Delai Lomai.
Asco Motors focus on educative drive at Showcase
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