Cars & Autos | Monday 13 June, 2016 2:27 pm |

This year, to mark the occasion of Ramadan, Fast Auto Technic Co. Ltd., the official importer of Maserati luxury sport automobiles in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – has announced an exciting new offer for its clients.

In line with the month’s spirit of giving, the exclusive offer reflects Fast Auto Technic’s commitment to serve clients through a range of tailor-made products and award-winning service. As part of the initiative, clients are entitled to 50 percent down payment and 50 percent financing at a zero percent profit rate, five year service or 100,000 Km, whichever comes earlier, five year unlimited warranty as well as roadside assistance, upon purchase of a new Maserati Quattroporte or Ghibli.

Commenting on the launch of the exclusive offer, Fast Auto Technic – Maserati Saudi Arabia's General Manager, Fathi Allam said: “The month of Ramadan is an encouraging and uplifting time of the year, which inspires everyone to work towards the greater good of the community. We are delighted to launch this rewarding offer in line with the Holy Month, to facilitate our clients in owning a Maserati of their choice, complete with value-added benefits. As a company, we are always committed to exceeding our clients’ expectations by delivering excellence in performance and service.”

Maserati was established in Bologna, Italy, in 1914 and has since become renowned for cars that are both sporty and luxurious, with distinctive Italian design and craftsmanship. Its emblem, the trident, was inspired by the fountain on the Piazza del Nettuno in the centre of Bologna, Italy. The Quattroporte, and the new sports executive sedan, the Ghibli, provide the cornerstones of Maserati’s product range. The first units of brand’s first ever SUV, the Levante, is expected to arrive in Saudi Arabia shortly after Ramadan.

The Quattroporte and Ghibli models are available at the three luxurious Maserati showrooms across the major cities of Jeddah, Riyadh and Al Khobar. The exclusive offer is valid until the end of Ramadan.