Stallion NMN Limited, Nigeria’s exclusive representative of Nissan brand, has rolled out an offer to acquire Nissan Almera with an option to pay in installments from next year.
The company’s General Manager, Amit Sharma, who made the announcement, said the offer aimed at assisting auto buyers through the harsh economic conditions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
He explained: “Harsh economic condition resulting from COVID has adversely affected the income of businesses and individuals such that it becomes a great deal to raise capital to buy a brand new car and pay outrightly. That is why we are providing Nissan customers flexible payment plan to buy a brand new car.
“In the Nissan Almera sales promotion, customers are exempted from making the first three installments of the loan. That means the repayment starts from the fourth installments onwards. The customers can make as low as 10 per cent down payment, spreading the balance from 12 to 48 months.”
In addition to a Special Interest Rate of 17 per cent, beneficiaries of this offer, according to Sharma, are also entitled to Free Vehicle and Life Insurance for First year, Free Vehicle Registration, First Three Services Labour Free and three years or 100,000 Km Warranty.
The Nissan Almera is powered by an impressive 1.5 litre petrol engine available in automatic transmission, delivering 73kW of power with 134Nm of torque – enough to get you from A to B in no time. While the Nissan ALMERA feels like a big car on the inside, it still offers small sedan efficiency. When it comes to performance and outstanding fuel economy, the Nissan ALMERA really is the intelligent choice for those looking for big value for money.
The ongoing Nissan Almera sales promo is in partnership with Access Bank, one of the leading banks in Nigeria for vehicle finance.
“And to benefit from this offer, the process is simple; an individual is required to simply to submit a Loan Application, Proforma Invoice, last 6 months salary slips, bank statements and, in case of a company, a copy of Certificate of Incorporation and Board Resolution. The bank will assess the candidates with the help of these documents and approve the loan,” Sharma added.