Excellent results of the capital auto show
ABU DHABI INTERNATIONAL MOTOR SHOW2010 INTERNATIONAL CAR SHOW, HELD IN THE EMIRATIAN CAPITAL, CLOSED ITS DOORS FOR THE LAST VISITORS DEPARTING DECEMBER 18, DECEMBER 18. NOW YOU CAN QUIETLY SUMMARATE ITS RESULTS. ALL FIVE DAYS OF THIS CAR EXHIBITION WERE SUCCESSFUL AND INTERESTING, AS WELL FOR ITS VISITORS, AND FOR PARTICIPANTS. FROM MORE THAN 60 EXHIBITING COMPANIES, ABOUT 20 REPRESENTED THE MIDDLE EAST AND UAE REGION.
The auto show in Abu Dhabi occupied the entire territory of the National Exhibition Center of the UAE capital (ADNEC) and was held under the patronage of His Highness Lieutenant General Sheikh Seyf bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs of the UAE. The exhibition was organized by Reed Exhibitions. Among the most interesting new products introduced were the Range Rover Evoque, Camaro Convertible, Toyota FT-86G and Mazda Kazamai. The ADIMS-2010 car show brought great success to many exhibitors who, thanks to it, found new customers and increased their awareness of their brands. The Japanese automaker Subaru, for example, for the first time in many years participated in the Abu Dhabi International Motor Show and immediately felt a significant benefit from the demonstration of its products in front of tens of thousands of visitors, who are potential buyers of cars of this brand. One of the busiest stands of the exhibition was the stand of Toyota, which, in general, is not surprising. According to Hugh Dickerson, general manager of Al-Futtaim Motors Toyota, "FT 86G, the new Zelas sports coupe model, has made the company more popular." After announcing publicly that the company will introduce new models at the Abu Dhabi Auto Show, visitors rushed to the UAE capital to take a look at these stellar cars, which have become real attractions of the event.
Hugh Dickerson also said: "Abu Dhabi is a key market for Al-Futtaim Motors, and the international auto show has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase all Toyota innovations to interested buyers and potential customers. This event will give the company a good start in the new 2011 year."
In addition to new products from the automotive industry, visitors to the exhibition were presented with entertaining exhibits developed by the participating companies: a variety of karting machines, mock-ups of Ford, Toyota, and Red Bull pitstop models. All guests of the event could ride for pleasure. There was no end to those who wished - all five days of the exhibition, the layout motors roared without interruption.
Peter McConell, director of Abu Dhabi International Motor Show 2010, said: “Abu Dhabi is a key center for the Middle East automobile market, so we are glad that our visitors were able to see and learn a lot about such major players in the international automobile industry as General Motors , Toyota, Ford and Hyundai. " Recall that the International Auto Show in Abu Dhabu (ADIMS-2010) is one of the largest events of this kind and the oldest automobile exhibition in the Middle East region. For more than 20 years, it takes place once every two years in the capital of the UAE. This year, the Abu Dhabi Exhibition Center received about 50 thousand visitors; about 80 exhibitors, the world's largest automakers, who presented more than 400 models of cars of 50 different brands, were exhibited in its halls.
The organizers of the exhibition promise to do everything in the future to maintain the success and entertainment of this event, to attract new interesting participants and many visitors from neighboring countries of the region and the world.
