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Stallion Group Partners With Access Bank

Stallion Group has partnered with Access Bank, part of Access Holdings, Nigeria’s largest banking group by total assets, to make vehicle ownership more accessible. The partnership brings 10 exclusive automotive brands and 72 models within reach of customers. Through Access Bank’s AutoFest initiative, eligible buyers can access financing of up to 90% of their chosen […] The post Stallion Group…

Access Bank, a leading banking group in Nigeria, has joined forces with Stallion Group to make vehicle ownership more accessible to customers. The partnership allows customers to choose from 10 exclusive automotive brands and 72 models, with financing options up to 90% of the vehicle's value. Through Access Bank's AutoFest initiative, eligible buyers can obtain financing with a minimum 10% equity contribution for individuals and 20%-30% for fleet financing.

Stallion Group brings its extensive expertise in the automotive industry, including a portfolio of international brands, exclusive manufacturer relationships, and exceptional customer support, to the partnership. In addition to vehicle sales, customers can benefit from professional servicing, optimized cost of ownership, genuine spare parts, dedicated bodyshop facilities, manufacturer warranties of up to six years, and electric vehicle battery warranties of up to eight years.

The partnership combines Stallion Group's automotive heritage and after-sales infrastructure with the financial strength and nationwide reach of Access Bank, one of Africa's largest banking groups.

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