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NC Bank, Toyota Uganda launch Partnership to Finance Toyota car buyers

( left) Toyota Uganda managing director, Mahmood Omar offers handshake to NC Bank, Executive director, Mark Muyobo during the launch of the financing partnership at Namanve Toyota Uganda ltd offices.


NC Bank has today launched a one-of-a-kind financing scheme that makes it possible for any customer to access financing to purchase new Toyota vehicles from Toyota Uganda.

Through the attractive asset-financing package, customers will receive a flexible up to 90 per cent financing from NC Bank, with up to 6 years repayment period. Customers will also enjoy a 72-hour response time to their financing applications.

Speaking at a press conference held at Toyota Uganda Head office in Namanve on Thursday 28th 2019, NC Bank Executive Director, Mark Muyobo, noted that the two companies have enjoyed an excellent business relationship over the years, and that the partnership seeks to reaffirm their commitment to offer a strong value proposition to customers who are keen on acquiring new vehicles for personal or business use, and need a solid financing partner to turn their dream to reality.     

Toyota Uganda Managing Director Mahmood Omar expressed optimism that the partnership will have individuals and institutions alike own brand-new Toyota Vehicles with low deposit, low monthly instalments and without any extra hidden charges.

“All new vehicles from Toyota Uganda come with 3 years/100,000km manufacturer’s warranty and 2 years/50,000km routine service, whichever comes first. With a wide network of branches and appointed service centres “Toyota Uganda has got you covered”.

“The Toyota Hilux 2.8L manual transmission Double Cabin, for instance, with its reputation for unrivalled toughness, can now be owned at a monthly instalment of $999. The package comes with 1-year comprehensive insurance and a special 3 years routine service.

Obviously, flexible financing solutions are available for other models.

Toyota Uganda’s slogan “For you with you” stands to mean “For our customer, with our customer”. Toyota Uganda will ensure that not only do our customers purchase excellent quality, durable and reliable vehicles but also that we acquire synergies that will provide the best car ownership value to our customers.

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