Suzuki cars have officially been launched into the Nigerian market by CFAO Motors during the opening of the new Suzuki showroom on Akin Adesola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Amongst the guests in attendance were the Japanese Ambassador, Kikuta Yutaka; Chairman, CFAO Nigeria Plc., Gbenga Oyebode; Managing Director/Country Delegate, CFAO Nigeria, Thomas Pelletier; and Executive Director, International Marketing, Suzuki Motor, Koichi Suzuki.
Other personalities at the event were Adebola Williams, Omawumi Megbele, Denola Grey, Juliet Ibrahim, Titi Oyinsan and Simi Drey.
The highlight of the event was the announcement of the new Suzuki offer of financing, starting from just N85,000 per month, with an option to trade-in old cars subject to terms and conditions.
In addition, during the first year, the customer does not pay for petrol or service.
CFAO is a pioneer in automotive distribution and has been in Nigeria for 117 years.
CFAO Motors is the distributor of the Suzuki brand in 26 African countries with dedicated sales and aftersales support.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Thomas Pelletier stated: “Our partner, Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, is renowned for the production of top quality and reliable vehicles which are widely trusted for durability and competitive prices.
“As is the tradition of CFAO, we have already trained technicians with the support of the manufacturer and have made provision for sufficient genuine spare parts at the right price.”
The Suzuki models available in Nigeria are city cars: Alto®️, Dzire®️, Swift®️, Baleno®️, Ciaz®️, and Ertiga®️. The Off-Road Vehicles/Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) are Jimny®️ and Vitara®️.
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