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VW Joins After-Sales Boom

June 2007 | Project News

The latest manufacturer to put its weight behind the push for genuine parts and after-sales services in the Middle East is Volkswagen. The German company's Saudi Arabian agent SAMACO has announced the launch of four new servicing programs, which will be available on all 2008 VW models. Investment in new service centres to implement the packages has reached around SAR300mn, with a further SAR50mn dedicated to the services themselves.

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