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Tata Motors
markets 2,400 vehicles in two years
Accra, Feb 17,
Ghanadot/GNA - Mr Surinder Nijhawan, Deputy General
Manager of Tata Motors Limited in charge of Sales and
Marketing in Africa said the company had sold 2,400 vehicles
since it started marketing Tata passenger car range of
vehicles in Ghana in October 2006.
The vehicles, he said, were to offer a high value for money
and excellent price quality ratio to customers.
Mr Hijhawan said this at the official launch of PHC Motors’
Exclusive Tata Passenger Car Service Facility in Accra,
estimated at 2.5 million dollars.
He said the growth and acceptance of vehicles in the market
put a lot of pressure on the company and its infrastructure
in terms of providing the quality after-sales-service to its
esteemed customers.
He said the new facility was fully equipped to take care of
all the needs of customers.
Mr Nijhawan said the company was putting up a training
school for regular training of its workshop staff to upgrade
their skills.
He assured customers that in collaboration with its business
partners, Tata Motors would continue to provide world class
products and after sales facilities required by customers.
Mr Paul Pepera, Managing Director of PHC Motors said under
its customer care programme, PHC Motors would conduct a free
nationwide diagnostic programme, highlighting the full range
of its vehicles that included Tata Safari, Tata Sumo, Tata
Indigo, Station Wagon, Tata Indigo Sedan and Tata Indica
Hatchback.
He said PHC Motors had service centres in six regional
capitals namely Tamale, Sunyani, Koforidua, Ho, Takoradi and
Tarkwa and that it would establish three more centres in
Tema, Wa and Sefwi-Wiawso this year.
Ms Geena Punjabi, Regional Sales Manager of the Tata
Passenger Car Division of PHC Motors explained that the
Passenger Car Business Unit (PCBU) Service Facility was an
improvement of the company’s infrastructure to provide
excellent customer service.
She said with this new facility, the company would pay close
attention to all customer service needs and requirements.
Mr Kwabena Pepera, Chairman and Founder of PHC Motors cut
the ribbon to officially open the facility.
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