Nissan dealer offers soft loans on cars
Amman, November 6, 2010
Bustami & Saheb Trading Company (BSTC), the exclusive dealers of Nissan in Jordan, has entered into a partnership deal with Ahli Financial Leasing, according to which the latter will extend soft loans to those interested in Nissan cars.
According to the finance scheme, which became effective as of November 1, Ahli Financial Leasing is extending varying loans for the purchase of any Nissan car from BSTC showrooms.
These loans may be ladled as soft loans, simply because no down payments are required, and monthly instalments reach JD240 ($340), especially on Nissan Sunny 2011, 1600 cc, 116 horse power for manual transmission in addition to the availability of automatic transmission for JD260 per month.
Ahli Financial Leasing is offering an assortment of choices that enables buyers to purchase any Nissan car they may elect. Loans are structured to be paid in varying monthly instalments, depending on the total amount of the loan and the type and model of the car.
The settlement of instalments is done either through salary transfer or through monthly banking checks, and amortized over a period of six years.
The loans are offered to all individuals whether they were employees and other interested salary bracket categories, with special offers made for corporate and rental companies.
Deals from Nissan Jordan and Ahli Financial Leasing also give the opportunity to those interested to exchange their old cars with new ones within the prevailing parameters.
These financial facilities, according to Nissan and Ahli Financial Leasing, do not include licensing, registration or insurance fees.
“We are really delighted to have sealed such a partnership with Ahli Financial Leasing Company,” said Imad Bustami, CEO of BSTC.
“We believe that it is an unprecedented campaign in terms of extent and duration of the facilities extended to our customers. We sincerely encourage them to benefit from those offers and choose the Nissan car they wish to own and enjoy driving,” he added. – TradeArabia News Service