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Coscharis Motors Plc is continuing its Coscharis-Renault ‘GiveAway’ offer as part of the company’s exclusive offers for its range of auto products which started during the Easter period . The entire offers range from favourable pricing, giveaways, complementary insurance, registration and services.
General Manager, Marketing and Corporate Communications, Coscharis Group, Abiona Babarinde, said “existing customers and new customers now have the opportunity to drive away its Renault Koleos and Kwid as well as enjoy reduced prices on Coscharis Ford vehicles.”
According to Babarinde, “This is another way of appreciating our numerous loyal customers who have been consistent with their patronage over the years to enjoy this special offerings to celebrate the Easter festive season. Also, as a way of cultivating new customers, we are equally extending this package to accommodate all our hot prospects alike to own any of our iconic brands with ease.”
Coscharis price offers range from five percent upwards across the brands and every Renault (Kwid & Koleos) purchase comes with a free Abro generator while Jaguar Land Rover offers a complementary five years warranty and five years free service including special pricing for the Jaguar E Pace.
The company said it is important to note that these offers are only valid while stocks last, adding that major price slashes are offered on the Ford Escape, BMW X4, 4 and 3 series amongst others.
Babarinde said the value for money that the Coscharis brand brings to the market at this point is the product mix that gives the opportunity to customers to own different products within the group for a lesser amount like getting an Abro generator with a vehicle purchase.
Coscharis Motors is the sole franchisee of Jaguar Land Rover, BMW, Ford and Renault brands in Nigeria and boasts of a wide dealership – sales and service network across the country with a well trained and effective team. It currently stocks these brands across all the geo-political zones in Nigeria.
