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Nasser Bin Khaled (NBK) Automobiles, the exclusive dealer of Mercedes-Benz in Qatar, has announced that it is continuing its special offers on selected models of Mercedes-Benz cars at its showroom on Salwa Road.
The offer is valid until the end of February on the CLS400, A250, E200, E400 and GL500. NBK Automobiles launched this offer during Qatar Motor Show 2016, which took place from January 27 to February 1.
The offers are in line with the company’s policy to provide customers with the “best savings and allow them drive the dream car that features the best specifications and highest standards of safety”, NBK Automobiles has said in a statement.
Khaled Shaaban, general manager of NBK Auto, said: “Nasser Bin Khaled continues its offers on carefully selected models of Mercedes-Benz cars to give our valued customers more chances and time to own the car they like. The offer is valid for different models from various segments, ranging from sporty to elegant sedan and SUV cars.”
“We hope that all will benefit from these deals and enjoy driving one of our amazing cars,” Shaaban added.
CLS400 offers “high driving pleasure to the driver and utmost comfort to the passengers”, and is available at a starting price of QR280,000.
The A-Class is a car with “comfort, technology and equipment, which are tailored to youth personality”. The A250’s price starts from QR119,000.
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is a “high luxury car and a perfect fit for all times”. The price of E200 starts from QR165,000, while that of the E400 starts from QR239,000.
For SUV fans, the GL500 blends “elegance with high performance and power that turns every journey into a symphony of select and truly electrifying impressions”. The GL500 is available from QR369,000.
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