Dubai - Leading motor magazine, Auto Trader, today celebrated its debut at the Middle East International Motor Show with a number on-stand activities for car enthusiasts underlining the high-flying brand's exceptional choice for anyone buying or selling a vehicle in the UAE.
Visitors to the show interested in buying a car will have the chance to view the fantastic Ferrari Enzo courtesy of Princess Cars, just one of the thousands of new and used cars, bikes and boats available for sale every week in the magazine.
For those looking to change their car, the on-stand Auto Trader magazine team of graphic designers, copywriters and photographers will be on hand to provide show visitors free on-spot advertising complete with colour photograph in the next week's issue of the magazine.
"We believe that Auto Trader magazine offers the fastest and simplest way to buy or sell a motor vehicle, which is why we chose to illustrate both of these elements at the Motor Show," said Matthew German, Managing Partner, Auto Trader Publishing.
To celebrate its participation at the show, visitors to the Auto Trader stand that subcribe to the magazine will receive a limited edition Middle East International Motor Show package together with complementary goodie bag.
"With over 5,000 copies sold every week featuring a new car guide together with the UAE's widest selection and some of the most unique motor vehicles and accessories available, Auto Trader is an essential tool for buyers and sellers alike," German said.
Auto Trader magazine, which has been published in the UAE since 2000, is sold every week exclusively at Emarat stations and leading magazine shelves across the UAE for AED5.
The Auto Trader magazine stand at the Middle East International Motor Show is located on the concourse outside Hall 8, Dubai World Trade Centre between 12-16 December, 2005.
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For more information please contact:
Camilla d'Abo
d'Events PR
Tel: 971 4 3311104
E-mail: camilla@devents.net
Auto Trader magazine
Tel: 971 4 3903940
E-mail: atph@emirates.net.ae
© Press Release 2005
