MAS Launches Tata Vehicles At Tamale

Modern Auto Services Limited (MAS) has revived its operations in Tamale in the Northern Region with the launch of new Tata range of vehicles.

The company has also announced a 1-year (20,000 km mileage) free service on the purchase of any of its Tata cars from now till end of June.

The move, the company said, is in line with its vision to bring relevant products and services to the doorsteps of Ghanaians while pursuing attractive opportunities as they emerge.

'The three Northern regions provide such opportunities which have necessitated the need for us to reinforce our presence here and share the benefits of our partnership with Tata with the region.'

The General Manager, Amine Kabbara, told expectant guests in his address.

He described the event as a turning point for the company in Northern Ghana, stressing that 'the company's operation would not be limited to after-sales, but sales as well since companies and residents would not need to go to Accra for purchases.

'These are ideal for logistic services for the municipal organizations, operations of micro-finance, saving and loans companies, fast-moving consumer goods distribution, courier services, he said.

Area Manager, West Africa Tata Motors, Bhanu, described Ghana as one of the stable democratic countries in Africa.

He disclosed that currently about 7,600 Tata vehicles (3600 cars) are on-road in Ghana which is an attestation of Ghana's commitment to the Tata brand, expressing optimism that the inauguration of MAS-Tata branch in Tamale should lead to increased servicing of the Tata vehicles, including enhanced awareness of its product range

Alhaji Limuna Mohammed Muniru, Northern Regional Minister, in an address read on his behalf, commended MAS and Tata for the confidence in the region which informed their decision to invest in the construction of a new branch.

MAS has been operating in Tamale for some years now under its mother company, Japan Motors, providing after-sales services for the brand of vehicles marketed under its franchise, which includes Rexton from the SsangYong stable and light duty trucks from Foton.

The company's business in the Northern Ghana has seen an upward turn in recent years.