CIG Motors, the distributor of GAC Motors has announced promotional campaign for the yuletide.

The campaign offers clientele a rebate and giveaway freebies for all its renowned GS5 and GA3 variants.

The motive, according to CIG Motors Executive Director, Mrs Khadijah Junaid, is to appreciate their customers and enticing new prospects to the automobiles.

The GS5 and GA3, she said, are the latest variants in the GAC line up for 2015.

With a new facelift, the GS5 and GA3 boast of a new grille, a sporty skid pad, new headlights and taillights, new bumpers, and an updated interior.

“The campaign is two-fold: to deliver our already discounted vehicles (for the yuletide) with an instant gift of a Greeair-conditioner followed by a raffle draw, the second arm is our 12-day Christmas giveaway at our showroom spiced with a cruise with Santa for a test drive of our cars,” she said.

According to her, every purchase enjoys a favourable discount and GREE air-conditioner.

The purchase also qualifies the customer for a raffle draw to win an all-expense paid trip to China.

CIG Motors Chief Executive Officer Ms Diana Chen said described the vehicles as beautiful.

Nigeria, she said, is a beautiful place with beautiful people, hence deserves beautiful cars.

According to Ms Chen, the end of year promo “is intended to show our customers and prospects that we appreciate them and align our business goals to a 360 degree customer satisfaction. Consequently, we will continue with our tactical sales campaign which includes free one year insurance, free registration; three years warranty on Engine and Parts, plus free first 2 services in addition to the sales promo.

“From day one, we knew if we were going to remain in business and compete successfully. Our company’s commitment will always be to associate with and reward our customers and potential customers during notable celebrations; so we are only going to get stronger on our promotional activities and tactical sales campaigns in the coming years,” she added.

 

Source: The Nation Nigeria