The Chairman, Sixt Nigeria /Virtual Travel Network and Management Services Limited, Dr. Cosmos Maduka, said in Abuja at the weekend that Coscharis Motors and SIXT Rent A Car were partnering to afford Nigeria a broad spectrum of car brands, group and sizes to meet the demands of its clients.

According to Maduka, who addressed a press conference in Transcorp Hilton Hotel Abuja, the partnership is targeted at becoming the "leading edge international mobility service provider delivering car rental and other mobility services in the expanding Nigeria and West African market."

He said Coscharis Motors had become the core investor in Virtual Travel Network and Management Services Limited, the exclusive SIXT franchisees in Nigeria. “As a vertically integrated automobile services group with services spanning premium car distribution, auto-component sale; emerging interests in Auto-assembly amongst others, Coscharis group seeks to broaden the spectrum and deepen the value derived by buying public from auto products," said Maduka.

Announcing the presence of SIXT Rent A Car in Nigeria, the chairman stated that it is a German-based global mobility solution provider with active operations in 85 countries and 3500 location.

In addition, he claimed that the partnership was to raise the stakes for service excellence, and maintain market leadership in the mobility service sector by delivering best value in terms of pricing, fleet quality, service, which ensures that SIXT Nigeria’s long term growth and commensurate returns to all stakeholders.

Maduka claimed that SIX Nigeria delivers the best value for money through its best competitive rental pricing structure, citing that air miles and hotel points which its individual and corporate clients enjoy as part of the loyalty rewards.

To meet the target, the chairman noted that: "Our chauffeurs are not just highly literate but undergo rigorous training in line with SIXT Standards. Furthermore, they are trained to function as concierges serving your needs at your destination."

Source: The Nation