The show takes place at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre from 14-18 November 2007, where it will occupy over 50,000sqm with manufacturers, tuners and designers. The event is expected to attract approximately 100,000 motor enthusiasts, including famous personalities and celebrities from across the region. Apart from the regional motoring enthusiasts the show has a reputation of attracting royalty, VIPs, top government officials and international celebrities.
The event will showcase a dazzling array of passenger cars, off-road vehicles, concept cars, high-performance sports cars, luxury vehicles, custom-built vehicles, commercial vehicles and motorcycles. Over one hundred manufacturers, tuners and modifiers will display the industry's latest technology and designs.
"The exceptional excitement and energy of this year's Middle East International Motor Show will reflect the rapid growth of the automobile sector and the fascination that so many in this region share in innovative car design and performance,"
said Helal Al Marri, Director General of Dubai World Trade Centre.
The fast-growing motorsports industry in the region attracts car imports of more than $ 2 billion, as well as billions of dollars of spare parts. The auto parts and accessories sector is amongst Dubai's top ten re-exports, and continues to grow at a rapid pace. As in the past, the Dubai Motor Show will incorporate two other exciting events - 'MotorPlus' and 'Motor Parts & Accessories'. These areas will cover the aftermarket which are extremely important and fast growing sectors in the region MotorPlus will feature a host of automotive-related products and services including racing gear, kit cars, car entertainment, official merchandise, memorabilia and high end car finish products. Motor Parts & Accessories is dedicated essentially motor parts, components, accessories and forecourt equipment. Both shows will run in conjunction with the Dubai Motor Show.
All in all the Middle East International Motorshow once again promises to be a high-powered treat for car enthusiasts from all around the region that will leave them spellbound.
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