The 2007 Chevrolet Caprice proved to be the most luxurious in this year's Autocar Middle East Awards, scoring ahead of the Volvo S80 and Lexus ES350 in exterior and interior design and luxury refinements. Delivering one of the most distinctive modern vehicles to travel the roads of the Middle East, the Caprice makes a statement with its combination of balanced proportions, dynamic form and creative styling elements.
Another winner in the Chevrolet line-up is the all-new 2007 Epica which took home the Best Mid-Size Car Award this year, scoring ahead of the Hyundai Sonata and Dodge Caliber. The new Epica was a clear winner due to its interior and exterior design, feature refinement, safety and engineering excellence, all of which reinforce the car's strong position as one of the best value-for-money vehicles in its segment. Highlights include a class leading generous amount of space, superior noise insulation and a comprehensive range of standard comfort and safety equipment.
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All-New Caprice and Epica win Autocar 2006 Middle East Awards
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, December 20 - 2006 at 07:59
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Judges at this year's Autocar Middle East Awards deemed the all-new Chevrolet Caprice Best Luxury Car and all-new Chevrolet Epica Best Mid-Size Car for 2006.
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Chevrolet is the largest division of General Motors. Founded in 1911, Chevrolet fulfils the transportation needs of millions of people daily around the world - one out of every 15 vehicles sold around the world today is a Chevrolet.
In the Middle East, Chevrolet has a strong heritage stretching back around eight decades. Today Chevrolet brings the most comprehensive range of value vehicles to customers across the region, offering superlative excitement, strong personality, value for money, safety and security from a brand that has long been a trusted partner in the region.
Chevrolet boasts the widest range of passenger cars in the Middle East, from the cost effective entry-level Spark, Aveo, Optra and Epica models to the iconic Corvette, full-size Caprice and Lumina sedans and the all new Captiva, TrailBlazer, Tahoe and Suburban SUV models. In 2005, regional sales of Chevrolet were up by 22% to 73,276 units over the previous year.
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorWednesday, December 20 - 2006 at 07:59 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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This article was updated on Tue May 01 2007.
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