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Safari Group has announced a new promotion, starting today, which gives customers the opportunity to win 18 Toyota Camry GL 2015 cars in lucky draws.
Three cars will be up for grabs every month and the promotion will continue for six months, according to Zainulabideen, director and GM of Safari Group.
“We value our customers and always want them to enjoy the true value of their money. This has been our prime motive and is reflected in all our activities,” Zainulabideen stressed. “When we had a discussion about the next promotional event, we wanted to give our customers one of the best rated and performing cars rather than just any car.
“The promotion starts on August 10 and all the monthly lucky draws will be held at Safari Mall, Abu Hamour. We wish all our customers a happy shopping experience.”
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