The musician visited the two-day automotive exhibition at the Zonda Tec showroom in Dzorwulu after hearing about the event on Channel One TV. He said his decision to attend was driven by a desire to personally examine the vehicles and form his own opinion about their quality. Perez Musik explained that although he had heard various opinions about Chinese vehicles, he preferred to experience them firsthand and ask questions about their features and performance.

Following his visit, he expressed satisfaction with the vehicles on display, saying he found little difference between them and other vehicles on the Ghanaian market. He was particularly impressed by the TANK 700, highlighting its design, comfort and safety features. He described the vehicle as bold and said it gave him a strong sense of security and confidence.

The musician's comments came as prospective buyers gathered at the Zonda Tec showroom for the Auto Sale and Expo, organised in partnership with Channel One TV and Citi FM. The two-day event, which began on Thursday, August 13, provides customers with an opportunity to inspect a range of vehicles, test-drive selected models and obtain information before making purchasing decisions. Zonda Tec is also offering a 10% discount on vehicles displayed at the exhibition.

Several financial institutions, including Zenith Bank and Absa Bank, are participating in the event to provide prospective buyers with information on vehicle financing options. The expo also forms part of broader efforts by Zonda Tec to promote locally assembled vehicles and build confidence in Ghana's emerging automotive industry. Zonda Tec CEO Yang Yang said the company's goal extends beyond vehicle sales to local assembly, technology transfer, skills development and job creation.