Co-op Bank partners with Isuzu and Simba Colt to stir the motoring industry with an incredible 95% vehicle financing scheme

Co-operative Bank has renewed for the fifth year running the special Motor Vehicle Purchase Schemes established with major motor vehicle dealers, Isuzu East Africa Ltd and Simba Corporation Group, to enable Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) acquire the vehicles they need at highly negotiated terms.

This special scheme makes the process of buying vehicles most affordable, with the bank financing up to 95 per cent of the purchase price.

The Fuso FN
The Fuso FN

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In addition, customers can apply for a Ksh.500,000 working capital facility to support their businesses especially at this difficult Covid-19 season. The loan has one of the longest re-payment periods in the market – 5 years, and further has a 60 days’ grace period and a negotiated motor vehicle insurance cover.

Head of Business Banking, Co-operative Bank, Mr. Moses Gitau said:

“As partners, we had to renew this joint scheme due to its huge popularity among SMEs, who have told us the scheme is currently the most affordable means of acquiring a wide selection of vehicles such as the popular Isuzu TFR and Mitsubishi Fuso, for their various transport needs.”

The Mitsubishi L200 SUT Truck
The Mitsubishi L200 SUT Truck

Vehicle models under the Special Scheme for Isuzu are Pickups – TFS & TFR series, Isuzu N-series Models – NHR, NKR, NQR, NPR; Isuzu F-Series models – FRR, FSR.

Simba Colt are offering Mitsubishi Canter FE 71, 84, 85CG, 85CH, Mitsubishi Trucks and Mitsubishi Pickups.

SMEs and other business customers are invited to apply for this special motor vehicle purchase scheme at any of the 155 branches of Co-operative Bank countrywide, or Isuzu East Africa dealers and Simba Colt dealers to access the offer.

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