Recent encouraging figures from a swathe of auto manufacturers around the world — from General Motors, Chrysler and Ford to Nissan, Subaru and Honda — show that the international automotive industry has pulled itself out of the global recession.
CHINESE cars have not only been steadily increasing their presence in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere across the Middle East but have been making inroads for their luxury versions in recent years.
World financial crises or not, Saudi Arabia has remained largely insulated from the waves of misfortune washing over some countries. The occasional fiscal ripple breaks on the sandy shores of the Kingdom but quickly disperses. The market in the luxury segment, particularly in the upper segment, has been stagnant over the last few years, said Amr Dajani of the M. A. Naghi and Sons group.
CAR distributors and dealers claim a strong network of service centers across Saudi Arabia, but how efficient they are in terms of staffing and technical efficiency is being questioned by many.
SAUDI Arabia, which is the largest country in the Middle East in terms of both population and the overall vehicle market, has remained least affected by the global economic slowdown.
The four-wheel drive market across Saudi Arabia and elsewhere in the Gulf has always remained strong.
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SAH at Jan 19, 2011 04:39
I am tenant in one of the building in Ghurabi, How can I know that some one is tampering with M
Khalid Abdul Jabbar at Jan 19, 2011 04:39
May Allah give our beloved king speedy recovery. All citizens, all residents, expats are lookin
AHMED at Jan 19, 2011 04:38
brave fight sister! May Allah give you health and more courage to fight this kind of criminals.
AHMED at Jan 19, 2011 04:37
Insha'Allah ! Long Live !
Musso Khattak at Jan 19, 2011 04:37
Get well soon Custodian of two Holy Mosque. Our prayers are with you and Insha Allah with the h
M.K.S at Jan 19, 2011 04:37
