Absa Auto Fair opens new vehicle ownership opportunities
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- Absa Bank Ghana held its first Auto Fair in Accra, bringing vehicle dealers, service providers, insurers and prospective buyers together.
- Visitors could test-drive electric, petrol and diesel vehicles and explore financing options, including repayment periods of up to 96 months for eligible customers.
- Absa said strong attendance showed demand for a more convenient route to vehicle ownership.
Absa Bank Ghana has held its first Auto Fair, creating a one-stop marketplace for people considering vehicle purchases.
The event at Ghud Park in Accra brought together vehicle dealers, spare-parts suppliers, automotive service providers, insurers and prospective buyers. Visitors could test-drive electric, petrol and diesel vehicles, compare models and discuss specifications, prices and ownership costs with dealers.
Absa representatives also presented financing options for cars, motorcycles and electric-vehicle chargers. Eligible customers could explore repayment periods of up to 96 months, with interest rates based on individual credit profiles.
Charles Addo, Absa Bank Ghanaโs director of personal and private banking, said the level of interest reflected demand for a simpler path to vehicle ownership. โThe interest we observed during the Absa Auto Fair tells us that there is strong demand for a more convenient path to vehicle ownership. At Absa Bank, we will continue to support customers with affordable financing solutions that suit their needs,โ he said.
The fair was organised in partnership with Citi 97.3 FM and Hollard Insurance.
The interest we observed during the Absa Auto Fair tells us that there is strong demand for a more convenient path to vehicle ownership. At Absa Bank, we will continue to support customers with affordable financing solutions that suit their needs.
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