To meet the ever growing work load of the National Police Service their vehicle fleet has been
bolstered with an additional 40 Volkswagen Tiguan SUVs acquired through a leasing deal with
RentCo Africa Limited.
The vehicles were flagged off by Mr. Patrick Ndunda, Director Planning and Logistics Inspector
General’s office, Chris Ndala, the Managing Director of DT Dobie and Bosire Bogonko, the
County Head, RentCo Africa Limited.
Mr. Patrick Ndunda said, “To be able to uphold the rule of law for a safe and secure society, the
police force need vehicles that are fuel efficient, reliable and with adequate safety features. We
are proud to add these locally assembled vehicles to our fleet as we are also helping build our
economy.”
Chris Ndala, the Managing Director of DT Dobie explained, “The Volkswagen Tiguan has many
safety features including the Anti-locking Brake System (ABS) and stability control. The hill
descent assist which helps drivers to tackle off road terrain and day time running lights (LED)
which give a clear indication to the drivers of oncoming vehicles will come handy for police
work.”
“For over eight years DT Dobie has been assembling vehicles at KVM in Thika. We are
working with the Government to expand the local assembly of passenger cars, buses, light
commercial vehicles and big trucks to reduce the importation of used vehicles and instead to
provide jobs for Kenyans.”
“We place great emphasis on top class servicing, maintenance and repairs. Our factory trained
workshop staff have the use of substantial stocks of genuine spares which carry warranties. In
addition these are available from our spare parts counters for customers who can also buy service
kits at favourable prices.” Chris Ndala concluded.
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