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Doha Marketing Services Company (Domasco), the authorised distributor for Volvo in Qatar, has announced Ramadan offers.
New buyers will benefit from 0% down payment with monthly instalment starting from QR2,250 on Volvo XC60 until July 15. Offer will also include free one year insurance and three years/ 30,000km service package.
“Every Ramadan, we make sure to present our customers with the best deals and offers to enhance their Volvo experience and together celebrate the spirit of Ramadan.” said Faisal Sharif, managing director at Domasco.
Andrew Parrott, head of sales and marketing for Volvo at Domasco said: “We are always eager to meet our customers’ demands by offering great deals every Ramadan.
Volvo showroom is on Khalifa Street near the National Mosque and TV Roundabout. Ramadan timings: Saturday to Thursday - 8am to 2pm and 7.30pm to midnight. Friday - 8pm to 11pm.
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