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IVM AUTO FINANCE


Do you dream of owning a car? Do you imagine yourself inside a brand new car inhaling the smell of a new leather seat?

If you do, here is the good news: you CAN own a brand new car today and pay later.

At Innoson Motors, we have always been driven with the purpose of enabling our customers to own a car and drive with pride. And we know that you are among those who dream of owing a car of your own.

The good news is that, we
are about to make that dream of yours become a reality. With the partnership between Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing and Sterling Bank, through the Auto Finance Plan, you can now own a brand new car from Innoson and pay with ease.

The repayment period is spread out over 36 months (3 years) allowing you the ease to pay the corresponding monthly amount for the particular vehicle you choose.

How to Access Innoson Auto Finance

1) Choose your preferred vehicle

2) Walk into any Sterling Bank nationwide to open an account for auto finance processing. Hotline: 08033562978, 08175812222 – Sterling Bank

3) Contact us for the proforma invoice of your preferred vehicle after Sterling Bank account opening confirmation. Hotline: 08137075745, 08030889955 – Innoson Motors

4) Pay the required 25% down payment and wait for your vehicle to be delivered to you wherever you are in Nigeria.


www.innosonmotors.com/autofinance/

Now they're talking. What took them so long?

No price details or listing service on your site o

We need to know their prices before we make choices and open accounts with the bank.

Danabu:
We need to know their prices before we make choices and open accounts with the bank.

The phone numbers were made available so that those interested could call the bank or IVM for such questions before opening an account.

tripplephi:
No price details or listing service on your site o

Fear anything Naija, by the time you go into it, you will discover you have been scammed

boujaye:
Fear anything Naija, by the time you go into it, you will discover you have been scammed

Smh

Why not call numbers provided to know the price?