Honda Middle East Opens New Office In Jebel Ali Free Zone
Dubai – Honda Motor Company Limited has opened its new Middle East Office in Dubai’s Jebel Ali Free Zone. With the set-up of this new facility, Honda Middle East is looking forward to focus on training across the GCC region to improve customer satisfaction along with sales for all Honda products.
Present at the launch was Shigeru Takagi, Managing Director of Honda Motor Company, and Salma Hareb, Chief Executive Officer of Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority, along with key members from all Honda distributorships across the region.
Speaking on the occasion, Shigeru Takagi said, “Our vehicle sales have increased by 186%, Motor Cycles by 168%, and Power Products by 133% in the last 5 years. We expect demand to increase further within GCC and other Middle Eastern countries in near future.” He further added, “With the expansion of office we want to improve quality of service and help our distributors organize more customer-focused programs and bring “joy to customers” which Honda as a company has always considered to be the top priority, as well as the core corporate activity.”
In 2005, Honda sold its products to over 84,000 customers through its activities in the power products, motorcycles and automobile business in this region. Honda Middle East expects a sales target of 40,000 units, representing an increase of 18% this year, thus firmly establishing GCC countries as a key market amongst Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
In 2005, Honda sold its products to over 84,000 customers through its activities in the power products, motorcycles and automobile business in this region. Honda Middle East expects a sales target of 40,000 units, representing an increase of 18% this year, thus firmly establishing GCC countries as a key market amongst Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
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nabeel
March 11, 2012 at 5:19 pm
hey , i bought my car around 7 months back ( its a honda accord 3.5 v6 2011) and the day i bought it from the dealer the exhaust cup was missing and the steering wheel pump was leaking majorly and the brakes were gone ,now because of these problems i am visiting the Honda workshop every month and they tell me “sir its fixed ,the brakes are fixed ND the steering pump is fixed” but orginaly nothing is fixed and they have charged me so much money ,please help me im really tired of this problem.
Pankaj
March 12, 2012 at 12:23 am
Hi,
Which country are you in?
Jawaid
January 25, 2012 at 10:04 am
Please provide me the contact no and email id for customer care of Jabel Ali.
Ahmed Samir Khairat
October 30, 2011 at 2:35 am
Hi, my name as mentioned above, having a 5 years automotive experience, 2 of them in Honda, welling to have a job opportunity in Honda middle east office, need to know the guide to apply, would you advise the mail address for the desired HR?
Thx for your consideration.
Eng A.Samir
Pankaj
October 30, 2011 at 1:01 pm
Hi,
We normally do not interact with the HR team at any brand and would not know anyone directly at Honda HR. I suggest you pick up the phone and call Honda Jebel Ali Office and you should be able to find out who is the right person to talk to on this matter.
Good luck.
Jad
October 4, 2011 at 12:19 am
Hello,
I have purchased a 2011 Pilot from Abdullah Hashim in Saudi Arabia around 1 month back. To my surprise, whenever I accelerate, a bad smell comes from the AC vents (smell like carbon/Sulphate), which is really annoying.
I contacted the dealer and was requested to take the vehicle to the Service center as they need to close some vents (not sure nor convinced why and what they are doing). Went and dropped the car for the day and when i picked it, the same smell is still there and they requested another visit.
Can you please advise if this is a common problem for the Pilot? is it repairable? as i cannot accept a brand new Honda with such a defect.
Awaiting your feedback on the same where i need to resolve the Issue once and for good.
Thank you for your support and feedback.
Regs
Jad
+966 553048991
Pankaj
October 4, 2011 at 5:42 pm
Hi Jad,
You need to understand what they did. Looks like some exhaust is coming in to the air con system, and probably they have fixed – that I guess from their saying some vents need to be closed.
Trouble is that the smell has already settled in to the Cabin Air Filter and this should also be changed to get rid of the smell, assuming there is no further fumes somehow getting into this area.
You should have a word with the Honda dealer service guys and understand what they did and this will give a better idea on what is going on.
We have not heard this being a regular issue with Honda Pilot.
All the best.