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Cars45 Unveils Premium Inspection Service

Nigeria’s leading and largest car auction service provider , Cars45, has announced the launch of their new Premium Inspection service. This service aims creates better convenience for end-users.
This premium service is for clients who are unable to visit the various Cars45 centers but would still like to use its service to sell their cars.
Of course, it comes with a price. To enjoy the premium inspection service, customers would be required to make an upfront payment of N10,000 to book an appointment. Cars45 in turn would visit the seller’s preferred location to inspect, provide a valuation report and purchase the car.
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Speaking on the launch of the premium inspection service, Vice President, Consumer-to-Business services, Mayokun Fadeyibi noted that “Cars45 is a consumer-first and value-driven business as such we are always seeking new and innovative ways to make the car trading process as seamless as possible for consumers. With this premium inspection service, we are enabling convenience and offering consumers best-in-class experience.”
The Premium Inspection Service which is being piloted in Lagos adds to a rich variety of value-added services which Cars45 provides across Nigeria’s automotive industry. Other services include fleet liquidation, vehicle auctions, concierge services and vehicle financing which it does in partnership with financial institutions across the country.
Known for bringing transparency to Nigeria’s marketplace for used vehicles, Cars45 has become synonymous with creating delightful consumer experiences by offering people a fast and convenient way to buy, sell or swap their cars.
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