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New Rolls-Royce car scheme
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has launched its first approved programme for pre-owned cars.
The Rolls Royce Provenance programme offers new car peace of mind and ensures that only the finest examples of the marque gain the Provenance seal of approval.
Each car has to meet exacting criteria set by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.
Factory-trained technicians conduct a painstaking inspection procedure, including a full road test, to ensure that every Provenance car reaches the highest standards prior to delivery.
Cars must have been maintained in strict adherence to Rolls Royce servicing requirements to be considered and are only sold through the international network of authorised Rolls-Royce motor car dealers.
When buying a Rolls-Royce Provenance motor car, customers are protecting their investment.
Kia fleet offer
A A Bin Hindi, the Kia importer-dealer in Bahrain, now has a fleet division under its belt to serve the corporate and fleet customers.
“Mohammed Haqiqi will head the fleet team assisted by Ashraf to cater to all the corporate and fleet customers,” said Mohammed Bin Hindi, general manager, Kia division – A A Bin Hindi group.
Fleet and corporate customers can avail special fleet prices with comprehensive finance options.
“Kia fleet offers fantastic value for money fleet deals,” said Mohammed Haqiqi, fleet manager, A A Bin Hindi.
Ford Edge ‘is best’
Ford Edge has been named as the industry’s top performing vehicle by JD Power and Associates, a report said.
According to the latest JD Power and Associates 2007 Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout study, Ford’s newest five-passenger crossover vehicle outperformed its segment average by 68 index points, becoming the highest performing all-new or redesigned vehicle in the industry, a statement said.
