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Go Rent A Car to boost UAE presence

Travel News Asia 20 October 2005

Go Rent A Car is to invest a planned Dirhams 50 million in the UAE with an aim of becoming market leader in the car rental industry in the next 5 years.

The investment will be made to expand the existing fleet of new vehicles to offer an extended choice to customers, as well as developing a new state-of-the-art customer’s service centre. Major investment has also been earmarked for the new centre to encompass the latest technology in order to effectively meet the demands of its customers, and further investment will be made in a 10-seat call centre to more efficiently deal with customer inquiries and reservations.

Go Rent A Car announced it’s set up in Dubai in May 2005 and since then has expanded to handle an impressive fleet of over 150 cars, from the economic Toyota Echo to the latest executive Nissan Altima and the sporty Mini Cooper.

The company is now aiming at expanding to a fleet of 500 vehicles which will position it as a leading brand in the car rental industry in UAE.

Mr Mohammed Adel Fakhro, Director, Go Rent a Car, which is the licensee of Go International in the UAE, said “Go Rent A Car, is surpassing all of our expectations building to become one of the industry’s leader as we meet the demand of customers for efficiency, flexibility, value and quality of service. The future is very exciting indeed for this innovative brand which is capturing the hearts of the people and becoming a driving force in the car rental industry.”

Go Rent A Car offers short and medium-term vehicle hire to corporate accounts and individuals as well as offering leasing and chauffeur drive services.

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