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JS Bank & CarFirst Join Hands to Provide First-Of-Its-Kind Vehicle Trade-in Program in Pakistan

JS Bank & CarFirst Join Hands to Provide First-Of-Its-Kind Vehicle Trade-in Program in Pakistan

Karachi – 3rd April, 2018: JS Bank, one of Pakistan’s fastest growing financial institutions has joined hands with CarFirst –the nation’s leading used-car trading platformto facilitate customers.

Under the terms of this partnership, a unique JS-CarFirst vehicle trade-in program will be offered to site patrons, allowing them to either upgrade, replace, or selltheir used vehicles. Offering a streamlined and first-of-its-kind market offering, the program is set to launch in the near future, and will also offer customers the opportunity to avail or upgrade their financing terms at CarFirst purchase centers nationwide. Bank auto-loan customers will additionally be able to sell off their leased vehicles in the most secure and convenient manner.

Speaking at the occasion, Mr. BabbarWajid, Head of Product Development & Business Management at JS Bank, stated: “JS Bank and CarFirst share a passion for providing customers with seamless solutions to their transport needs. Our partnership willhelp revolutionize car financing and enable customers to accesssimple and rapid trade-in financing through the CarFirst network of purchase centers rather than branch visits.”

Raja Murad Khan, CEO CarFirst, commented, “CarFirst is excited to partner with JS Bank. This agreement will combine the strength of both organizations in the auto sector and offer the most convenient and hassle-free way to our customers to buy and sell their cars. Together, CarFirst and JS Bank are striving to give their consumers an amazing trade-in experience.

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