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Nasser Bin Khaled (NBK) Automobiles, the exclusive dealer of Mercedes-Benz cars in Qatar, has entered into an agreement with Strong Rent a Car, one of the leading car leasing companies in Qatar.
As per the agreement, NBK Automobiles provided 17 Mercedes-Benz cars including Mercedes-Benz S Class, Mercedes AMG GTS, and Mercedes GLE 63 AMG to be included in the fleet operated by the rental agency.
Khalid Shaaban, general manager, NBK Automobiles, said: “Our collaboration with Strong Rent a Car will further address the increasing rental demands for luxury cars and offer our valued clients and visitors more options to choose from.
Mohamed Hamayda, managing director of Strong Rent a Car said: “This agreement will further enhance our products and services, and strengthen our market leadership position.”
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