CIG Motors has partnered First City Monument Bank (FCMB) to make vehicle ownership more accessible for individuals and corporate entities through flexible and affordable financing solutions.
The partnership, it said, enables customers to access FCMB auto loans of up to N70 million, with repayment terms of up to five years, for purchasing brand-new GAC Motor vehicles.
The auto scheme offers several benefits, including free vehicle registration, a free service package for the first year, a N600,000 fuel voucher, a five-year or 150,000km warranty, and complimentary accessories such as fire extinguishers and foot mats.
Executive director, CIG Motors, emphasised that, CIG Motors is turning possibilities into realities, adding that, “with this new partnership, we are driving towards a future where more Nigerians can enjoy world-class mobility and meet their aspirations.
By combining CIG Motors’ expertise in automotive excellence and FCMB’s robust financial solution, we are fostering economic growth and enabling dreams.”
During the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing ceremony held in Lagos recently, as part of the CIG Motors Grand Auto Fair, the managing director, First City Monument Bank, Yemisi Edun said, the bank’s partnership with CIG Motors provides a unique opportunity for customers to fulfil their dreams of vehicle ownership. It eases the challenges often associated with acquiring a vehicle, turning this cherished life milestone into a smooth and enjoyable experience, she said.
Represented by FCMB’s national head of Sales, Emmanuel Comla, she reaffirmed the bank’s dedication to empowering Nigerians, noting that, “as a responsive institution, we ensure our customers, including first-time vehicle buyers, can now own the car of their choice without hassle, thanks to this partnership.”
The FCMB-CIG Motors auto loan scheme is open to salaried individuals, self-employed Nigerians, and businesses seeking to expand their fleets. It is designed to empower qualified applicants to part-finance vehicle purchases while conveniently spreading repayments.
