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The raffle draw held at the NBK Automobiles showroom saw Mohamed Rashed al-Athba drive home in a Mercedes-Benz C Class.
Nasser Bin Khaled (NBK) Automobiles, the exclusive dealer of Mercedes-Benz in Qatar, has announced the winner of its Ramadan promotion.
The raffle draw held at the NBK Automobiles showroom saw Mohamed Rashed al-Athba drive home in a Mercedes-Benz C Class.
NBK Automobiles has called upon Mercedes-Benz fans to leverage from its offers as the chance to win a second car is still on. The second raffle draw will take place after Eid al-Fitr.
The Ramadan promotion, organised every year, reiterates the company’s “commitment to the local community and further adds to the celebration of the blessed month with unique offers and special discounts”, according to a statement.
NBK Automobiles will continue to offer special deals on all models of Mercedes-Benz cars until the end of the holy month, providing customers with savings and a range of benefits.
Khaled Shaban, general manager of NBK Auto, said: “We extend our congratulations to Mohamed Rashed al-Athba and wish him and his family the very best for the remaining of the holy month.
“For the duration of the blessed month, we have been providing the people of Qatar with unmatchable promotions and offers that emphasise our appreciation to our customers’ loyalty. In addition to all the amazing benefits that enhance the essence of owning a Mercedes-Benz, customers also had an exciting opportunity to win a car desired by all car fanatics.”
The special deals are valid until July 19. Customers buying new cars will also receive one year’s comprehensive insurance, free registration and free Ziebart thermal insulator.
Customers buying new or used cars will be eligible to participate in the raffle draw to win one of the two Mercedes-Benz C Class cars up for grabs. In addition, NBK Automobiles is offering some new financing deals, including easy-payment plans, to help customers buy the car they like the most.
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