Motor Show takes pole position
The seventh Vietnam Motor Show organised by Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (VAMA) in coordination with Asia Trade Fair and Business Promotion ATFA will welcome the participation of six local automakers.
They are Toyota, Vietnam, Honda Vietnam, Mercedes Benz Vietnam, GM Vietnam, Suzuki Vietnam, and Samco.
Vietnam Motor Show 2011 includes centralised display areas to give customers the change to see the latest technology the auto industry has to offer, including the newest car models.
The show will also pump some much needed gas into a local automobile market which has been off the boil since beginning of the year.
The 12,000-square metre Motor Show 2011 will include more than 60 new car models and concepts and draw the participation of more than 100 national and international enterprises from various sectors including accessories, spare parts, interior decoration and banking and insurance among others.
The show is expected to attract 120,000 visitors over its five days.
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