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Qatar Automobiles Company (QAC), the authorised distributor of Mitsubishi Motors and Mitsubishi Fuso vehicles in Qatar, has announced that it has achieved a sales milestone of over 10,000 units in 2015.
On this occasion, QAC celebrated the 10,000th unit with the lucky customer who won a service package for her new 2016 Outlander.
At the ceremony, QAC general manager Ihab El Feky said: “After the excellent sales growth award from Mitsubishi Motors and after-sales award of excellence from Mitsubishi Fuso, we are closing the year with record-breaking sales. This achievement reflects the hard work and commitment put in by the entire team throughout the year and the continued trust of our customers in our products and services.”
“This impressive sales figure proves that Mitsubishi continues to satisfy its enthusiasts and appeals to a large mass of consumers in the Qatari market,” according to a statement.
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