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Saudi Arabia-based Al-Awal Rent a Car has entered an agreement with French automotive company Renault, according to a report by Arab News. Al-Awal will receive more than 500 Renault vehicles to boost its fleet.
“Al-Awal chose Renault because it is a leading European brand with the finest after-sales, maintenance and repair services …” says Wisam Al-Ali, chairman of the board at Al-Awal Rent a Car.
The addition of these vehicles will help Al-Awal expand its operations, says the report. Current, Al-Awal has more than 40 branches in Saudi Arabia and recent international locations in Turkey, Dubai and London.
Click here for the full Arab News article: http://www.arabnews.com/news/547316
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