Customers who visited the Mercedes-Benz pavilion at the Qatar Motor Show 2017 will have the opportunity to get ‘superior savings’ on selected models, Nasser Bin Khaled (NBK) Automobiles, authorised general distributor of Mercedes-Benz in Qatar, has announced.
The special offer, valid until May 5, includes Mercedes-Benz CLA for QR159,000, C Class for QR179,000, and E Class for QR199,000.
“We announced this special offer to celebrate our participation at QMS 2017, which enables us to demonstrate distinct design and innovation that sets our vehicles apart,” NBK general manager Khaled Sha’aban said in a statement.
“We are always pleased to launch new offers on the most-requested Mercedes-Benz cars. Known of their luxury and design, these three vehicles give people the opportunity to own cars that appeal to their needs and budget,” he noted.
NBK participated in QMS for the seventh consecutive edition, displaying the biggest number of cars at the largest and most luxurious pavilion in the fair.
The company revealed three new cars – the Mercedes-Benz E Coupe, AMG E 43, SLC 43 – and displayed a wide range of sporty, luxury and SUV cars that appeal to all people.
The CLA sets new standards in its category. With all the new features, the car promises to offer the best in terms of engine power, safety, comfort and internal ambience, that made it the ideal choice for those looking for luxury, efficiency, power and modernity.
The C Class sets new standards for the medium-size category on many fronts. It is characterised by a striking classic design with distinct features including contemporary interiors and state-of-the-art technology that combines avant-garde with modern luxury.  
With its distinct, emotive design, exclusive interior and impressive number of innovations, Mercedes-Benz is taking a big step into the future with the all-new E-Class.  
Marking the world premiere of numerous technical innovations that enable comfortable, safe driving on a new level, plus a new dimension in driver assistance, the E Class sees Mercedes-Benz taking another step closer to its goal of accident-free and autonomous driving.