Four Learner-Driven Vehicles of CWL Group are Ready to Go

Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd is the fixed-point professional manufacturer for all kinds of special purposes vehicles and large-scale cars granted by NDRC. It is the manufacturing plant for national well-known landscaping, the petrochemical industries, municipal environmental sanitation and the pressure vessel. Its registered landmark is “Chengliwei”brand with national product code “CLW”. It is the important cooperative partner of chassis companies such as Nissan, Fukude, Jianghuai, Jianglin, Qinglin and Jiefang, specializing in production-manufacturing for various of special purpose vehicles and in the meantime, selling many large-scale cars and parts. It produces more than 100 motorcycle types, including tank cars, dumpcarts, chill cars, agitating lorries, mobile louderspeakers.

Learner-driven vehicles are less popular due to its small actuating quantity and demand range. However, as the special purpose vehicle, Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd is geared to the needs of national market. The general manager Mr. Zhou from Guangxi needed to purchase 4 learner-driven vehicles and found our salesperson on the Internet. Because those cars are placed in the new factory of Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd in Hubei, our salesperson hurried there on purpose to ensure the technical parameters so as to introduce the vehicle in details. Through communicating for several days, Mr. Zhou decided the types and signed the contract with Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd concerning 4 learn-driven vehicles and paid for the deposit.

The learn-driven vehicles have been completed during the process of more than 10 days. The sales manager of Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd informed Mr. Zhou who was very delighted and brought 4 drivers to the new factory of Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd. They picked up the cars, followed by car validation and trial run, after which Mr. Zhou was very satisfied and finished the final payment. Our salesperson dealt with all procedures and afterwards, four learner-driven vehicles were about to start!