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Jaidah Automotive, the exclusive dealer of Chevrolet vehicles in Qatar, and ACDelco Parts have held the annual customer appreciation event in Doha for wholesale clients.
Senior management, including K T Rao, manager of automotive wholesale independent aftermarket at Jaidah Group, and Tom Sutton, ACDelco Parts business manager, attended the event.
Jaidah Automotive and ACDelco Parts showed their appreciation for wholesale clients in Qatar by presenting five appreciation
awards to long-standing customers.
“With Qatar experiencing unprecedented economic growth, the number of vehicles on the roads is increasing rapidly. An increase in the number of cars, parts and after-sales service means more business opportunities
for Jaidah Automotive,” said Rao.
“We are showing our appreciation by recognising our five most valuable clients who have shown valuable support to Jaidah Automotive and ACDelco. Our wholesale customers appreciate quality products and this is what we continuously aim to deliver to them,” he added.
The customers honoured at the event were Ali International Trading Est, Al Faris Trading Est, Teyseer Service Centre, Khalid Saif Auto Spare Parts and Doha Motors and Trading Co.
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