“Jiji-Car45 and GAC Unveil Innovative Car Loan Program”

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Jiji-Cars45 and GAC Motor Nigeria have joined forces to offer affordable car loans to Nigerian citizens.

At the recent GAC Motor Nigeria and Cars45 test drive event in Lagos, Majolie Obaje, the PR and Marketing Head of Jiji Nigeria, highlighted the impact of rising inflation and high foreign exchange rates on imported vehicle prices.

These factors have led dealers to halt car importation, resulting in showrooms filled with unsold inventory due to reduced consumer demand.

Obaje expressed the vision of enabling Nigerians to own brand-new cars through Cars45’s competitive financing options, aiming to transition them from lengthy waiting periods to swift car ownership.

The partnership with GAC Motor is instrumental in realizing this goal by making quality vehicles accessible to every household in Nigeria.

Furthermore, she elaborated on the process, mentioning that customers interested in upgrading their old GAC cars can visit any of the 70 Cars45 inspection centers across Nigeria for assessment and subsequently sell their old vehicle to facilitate the purchase of a new one.

Notably, the turnaround time for selling used cars has been significantly improved, reducing the previous six-week duration to a mere 24 hours.

This enhancement underscores the brand’s commitment to providing value and instilling confidence in individuals as they select their desired cars.

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