Nissan, Access Bank unveil smart vehicle finance for customers

Prospective automobile customers can now take advantage of yet another finance initiative by Access Bank Plc to purchase elegant Nissan vehicles from Stallion NMN, the Nissan authorised sales company and its accredited dealerships countrywide.

Both establishments endorsed this treaty at a brief ceremony in Lagos to unveil the mutual finance mechanism tagged: “Big deal.”

It is aimed at stimulating local demand for functional Japanese engineered Nissan vehicles at liberalised interest rate of 18 per cent.

Access Bank Plc Executive Director, Personal Banking, Victor Etuokwu, said: “We are bringing together two Nigeria most powerful brands; Access Bank – a tier one banking group and Stallion NMN, a member of Stallion Group to give Nigerians opportunity to own brand new Nissan vehicles at affordable rates.”

Etuokwu described the Nissan-Access finance pact as seamless apparatus of purchase that promises only 2.5 per cent insurance premium with free vehicle registration, no upfront fee, 48 months tenor, free labour charge for the first three services, three-year or 100,000km warranty and free Samsung Galaxy tab for every vehicle purchased.

Etuokwu said: “These alluring incentives are intended to encourage patrons to buy functional brand new vehicles instead of used cars known as ‘tokunbo that are far too exorbitant to contend with.

“Brand new car isn’t a luxury but a part of your tool to work efficiently.”

Etuokwu advised patrons to embrace the scheme and drive fashionable Nissan cars that reassure on value and quality.

Yokohama based Nissan is Japan’s second-largest automotive company and a part of the Renault-Nissan Alliance delivering a comprehensive range of more than 60 models under the Nissan, Infiniti and Datsun brands.

In his reaction, Stallion NMN Managing Director, Parvir Singh, said: “We will continue to invest in new marketing initiatives that would enable more customers feel and appreciate tech-savvy Nissan vehicles that offer unprecedented comfort and satisfaction.”

Singh enjoined prospective customers to explore this pact by simply walking into any Stallion NMN accredited dealership in Nigeria to get a profoma invoice for a choice Nissan car where a deal is struck with Access Bank Plc thereafter.”