Banreservas Chief Hands Over Vehicles as Expomóvil 2026 Gains Momentum
Banreservas' top executive toured six dealerships on the final day of the auto fair and handed over keys to new vehicles to buyers.
Key points
- Leonardo Aguilera visited six dealers and distributors in the Distrito Nacional on Sunday, the fair's fourth and final day.
- He personally handed over vehicle keys to clients who used Banreservas financing.
- As of noon, the fair's business pipeline was up more than 20% over the same point on the last day of the previous edition.
Banreservas President Leonardo Aguilera led a tour of six dealerships in the Distrito Nacional on Sunday to close Expomóvil Banreservas 2026. During the visit he personally handed over vehicles to clients who used the bank's financing.
Aguilera visited Magna Motors, Delta Comercial, Santo Domingo Motors, César Motors, Viamar and Auto Spot. At each stop he spoke with buyers, dealership representatives, salespeople and Banreservas staff, thanking them for their support during the fair.
Speaking to reporters at Magna Motors, the executive said he was pleased with the fair's reception. According to Aguilera, the event has had sustained momentum over its four days, with customers buying their first vehicle, replacing an old one, or adding units for their businesses.
The executive said that by noon on Sunday, the fair's business pipeline was running more than 20% ahead of the same hour on the last day of last year's fair. He added that he expects a positive finish.
Aguilera said the fair's main goal is to help thousands of Dominicans buy a vehicle on special financing terms. He also highlighted the work with automotive industry partners, whose support has brought the fair's offers to customers across the country.
Vehicle handovers and client meetings
At each dealership, the executive took part in vehicle handovers and congratulated the new owners. He said that behind every purchase there is a story of effort and planning.
Why it matters
Banreservas says its financing options aim to help more Dominicans buy a vehicle, according to the executive.