Dubai Motors
GeoURLDubai Motor Show
Dubai Motor Show 2007
The Dubai Motor Show takes place every two years and is also known as The
Middle East International Motor Show. It is the largest international automotive
event in the Middle East.
The 2005 Dubai Car show filled 11 exhibition halls at the Dubai
International Convention and Exhibition Centre, together with two additional
shows - Motor Parts &
Accessories and MOTORplus.
These vehicle exhibitions offer a detailed and comprehensive view of the car industry
in Middle East markets.
The show has a track record of pulling in crowds of affluent visitors from all of the Gulf Cooperative Council states and many other countries. The Dubai Motor Show is firmly established as the most lively and popular international automotive event in the region. Royalty, VIPs, top ranking government officials as well as international celebrities from the motoring world are among the many visitors drawn to the show.
The
8th Middle East International Motor Show in 2005 had the participation
of 226 exhibitors representing approximately 600 companies from 25 countries.
Held between the 14th and the 18th of November, the 2007 Dubai Motor Show will have more than 90 international vehicle manufacturers and customisers display the latest design and technology, to over 85,000 motor enthusiasts from around the Middle East. The event will also be preceded by an exclusive press day on the 13th of November, 2007.
Dubai Used Car Dealers
Hot Topics - Get Dubai News in the Dubai Forum Manufacturers, Modifiers and Tuners: Al Capri, UAE Access, Taiwan Apex, Taiwan Arden, Germany Art, Germany Aston Martin, UK Audi, Germany Avus, Spain Bentley, UK Bimota, Italy Binz, Germany BMW, Germany Boa, USA Brabus, Germany Bufori, Malaysia Bugatti, Italy Cargraphics, Germany Carlsson, Germany Chana, China Chrysler, USA Coachwest Luxury, USA D C Design, India Daewoo, Korea Daihatsu, Japan Dodge, USA Erebuni,
USA FAB Design, Switzerland Ferrari, Italy Flamin, USA Ford, USA Fornasari, Italy Foton, China
Funke
& Will, Germany General Motors, USA Gumpert, Switzerland Hamann, Germany Hartge,
Germany Honda, Japan Hummer, USA Hyundai, Korea Infiniti, Japan J E Design, Germany
Jaguar, UK Jeep, USA Jiangling, China K-1 Attack, Slovakia K Design, UAE Kia,
Korea Lamborghini, Italy And Rover, UK Lazareth, France Lexus, Japan Ligier, France
Mansory, Germany Maserati, Italy Maybach, Germany Mazda, Japan Mercedes-Benz,
Germany Mini, UK Mitsubishi, Japan MKB, Germany Moca, UAE Mtm, Germany Nissan,
Japan Novitec, Germany Omnibus, Netherlands Opel, Germany Overfinch, UK P G O,
France Pagani, Italy Peugeot, France Polarsun, China Porsche, Germany Renault,
France Rijck, Germany Rinspeed, Switzerland Rolls Royce, UK Saab, Sweden SAIC,
China Skoda, Czech Republic Spykercar, Netherlands Ssangyong, Korea Suzuki, Japan
Techart, Germany Toyota, Japan Vento, USA Volkswagen, Germany Volvo, Sweden Yamaha,
Japan Zhenjiang Gonow, China For the kids
