On Friday,(August 3, 2018) the company opened its first showroom at Achimota, in the Greater Accra Region. The showroom currently has 4 models on display. The Ghanaian-owned automobile company has unveiled a number of vehicles in the past years.
Kantanka Automobile Company launched the cars 3 years ago. The vehicles are the Kantanka Omana Pickup – a rebadged Foday Lion, Kantanka Onantefuo 4×4 pickup/SUV – a rebadged Foday Explorer 6, with Kantanka K71 small SUV – a rebadged Brilliance Jinbei, Kantanka Amoanimaa, and Kantanka Mensah joining the fleet recently.
Apostle Safo Kantanka started a scientific research institute forty years ago, which he later diversified into the making of cars and named it Kantanka, appellation to the Akan name Safo which translates to mean “the great” in English.
On Friday,(August 3, 2018) the company opened its first showroom at Achimota, in the Greater Accra Region. The showroom currently has 4 models on display with the others joining soon according to the CEO, Kwadwo Safo Jr.
Below are the prices of the vehicles in the showroom
- Kantanka Amoanimaa – GHS 80,000
- Kantanka Mensa – GHS120,000
- Kantanka Onantefuo – GHS170,000
- Kantanka K71 – GHS 85,000
The prices of these cars include the registration at DVLA and delivery within the borders of Ghana. All the cars come with a 3-year warranty.
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How many Ghanaians can afford to buy..? Something that is made in Ghana and look at how you are selling it. So, can't you do a car that even your own poor Ghanaians can even buy..? That's how it is in Europe and everywhere in Babylon..Try and do that even 10 thousand cedis can buy your car, that means you have come to help your country....