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NBK Automobiles, the dealer for Mercedes-Benz in Qatar, has announced a new sales campaign for GL, S and E-Class vehicles that starts today. The campaign will run for six weeks.
Customers opting for one of these high-end models will receive 2 years full service free - covering spare parts and workforce charge.
The offer also includes a 2-year insurance policy, zero per cent finance rate with repayment over 24 months, free registration and guaranteed buyback.
Khaled Shaaban, general manager of NBK Automobiles said: “This campaign is truly fantastic owing to the superb range of added-value benefits it brings to customers who will own vehicles that lead in their respective segments.
The GL, S and E-Class are available at the NBK Automobiles Mercedes-Benz showroom on Salwa Road.
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