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Katsuya Onoda, President of Mitsubishi Motors MEA handed over the award to Khalid Shaa'ban, GM of QAC. QAC has previously launched the latest models of EVO X, the Eclipse and the Pajero. The total number of Mitsubishi cars and trucks sold in 2008 reached a whopping 9,333 units, up from 8,443 in 2007 and 6,244 in 2006.
Onoda, said:
"It comes as no surprise to see QAC awarded this prestigious title for the year. Their team has gone to great extents to promote the core values behind the Mitsubishi brand and to project its lifestyle into the Qatari market; our products are well positioned to serve the various growing needs of individuals, families and corporations. Our competitive prices and unmatched service levels are the core drivers of our continued success. At a time where clients and prospects feel reluctant to invest, businesses need to press ahead with higher levels of servicing and innovative marketing solutions. QAC has proved once and again its exemplar commitment to premium services."
Shaa'ban said, "It has been a great year for QAC. This award represents the effort, hard-work and belief of our team in the Mitsubishi brand and its key differentials. Our stable leadership combined with our deep-rooted market knowledge and our solid business performance has helped us weather the impact of the economic crisis and shore up our profits."
"Our unparalleled line of sales and after-sales services earmarked with affordable prices and flexible financing solutions has ensured us market leadership. We have set equally ambitious objectives for 2009 with our continued focus on customer-oriented offers and promotions. Mitsubishi is brand of choice, affordable to all, and we, at QAC, will save no effort to uphold this promise in Qatar," Shaa'ban added.
QAC launched its summer promotion in collaboration with Doha Bank introducing innovative financing solutions for its models. The company is gearing up toward the launch of its new showroom, the biggest in Qatar.
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