AutoFast by CFAO has moved to address vehicle maintenance concerns among former Moove drivers in Nigeria by extending after-sales support, including servicing, lubricants, and access to affordable spare parts.
The company, which serviced Moove vehicles for over four years, said it would continue providing maintenance and repair services to former drivers, including vehicle diagnostics, access to lubricants and spare parts, and discounted servicing.
According to AutoFast, its support programme will prioritise former Moove drivers through free vehicle diagnostics, dedicated servicing arrangements, and access to Motul lubricants and essential replacement components.
The company is also offering discounts to returning customers on their third service through a loyalty programme, alongside priority servicing at its Sanusi Fafunwa and Amuwo Odofin service centres in Lagos.
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Eric Fantodji, general manager of Winpart by CFAO and AutoFast by CFAO, said the company understood the importance of maintaining the vehicles, given their role in supporting drivers’ livelihoods.
“Our relationship with these drivers spans more than four years, and we understand how important their vehicles are to their livelihoods. Our priority is to ensure they continue to have access to dependable after-sales support, professional servicing, and affordable maintenance solutions,” Fantodji said.
He said the company had consistently used Motul lubricants when servicing the vehicles and advised drivers to maintain the recommended lubricant specifications to avoid potential engine damage and additional repair expenses.
The company also said it would make essential replacement parts, including oil filters, air filters, and brake pads, available to former drivers at affordable prices.
AutoFast by CFAO provides multi-brand vehicle servicing, maintenance, and repair services, while Winpart by CFAO supplies automotive spare parts and lubricants.
Juliet Onyema is a transport journalist who reports on Nigeria’s transport and automobile industry. She covers emerging Electric Vehicles (EVs), ranging from adoption to usage, automobile firms and transport policies which affect them, and also recurring trends affecting commuters’ mobility interstate and intrastate.
