Cars & Autos | Friday 29 April, 2016 4:51 am |

Gulf Advantage Automobiles (GAA) LCC has announced tempting offers for its 2016 Renault Duster. This not-to-miss offer provides a variety of advantages, including the Reassured Value for the vehicle in three years, free service package for 3 years or 60,000 km and comprehensive insurance for one year. 

In addition, GAA provides the best after sales service, spare parts and maintenance, giving customers the chance to enjoy their new vehicle in the most convenient manner. The Duster is characterized with efficiency, power, comfort and luxury all with an affordable price.

Mr. Rajkumar, Chief Operating Officer at GAA, stated: “We are happy to announce this new offer to our valued customers. The offer is in line with the success of the Renault Duster in the Gulf and the Saudi market in specific. The Duster is a best-seller for Renault globally and has experienced exponential growth in popularity in the Saudi Market, due to its elegant design, comfort and quality.”

With its distinguished interior design, the new Renault Duster is both practical and attractive. The vehicle is also spacious, and can accommodate up to 5-passengers. The Duster is equipped with the best safety standards, and has an amplified style with rims made of a mixture of metal alloys measuring 16 inches to enhance the strong appearance of the vehicle. The new safety system consists of airbags that protect the driver and passengers along with the closed-door sensor system, and an adjustable steering wheel. The New Duster also has a car radio and playback device that supports MP3, audio discs, USB devices and Bluetooth. The strong and unique air conditioning system is specially designed for warm climates in the Gulf to ensure fast cooling of the vehicle.

“The Renault range offers consumers the perfect balance that equates a great price with high quality and competitive advantages. It also adopts the highest safety measures. Cars are tested regularly by the Renault Research Experts in the region to ensure that the Gulf safety standards are met,” Rajkumar concluded.