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10-10-2007
Four
drivers from AGG of South Africa would drive
the 4 Changan vehicles to enter Pakistan. Ms.
Gao Jiangping, president assistant of Changan
Automobile (Group) Co. Ltd was there to see
them off.
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AGG's personnel headed by Geoff Dalglish will
drive the 4 vehicles to South Africa, for the
purpose of demonstrating that Chinese vehicles
have also world quality, outstanding performance,
and satisfactory after-sale service to South
Asian, Middle East and especially African countries,
through the long distance trial for the vehicles
under harsh road conditions. The event is intended
to promote awareness of Chana brand in South
Africa and to further explore the South African
market, and contribute to the development of
auto industry in both China and South Africa.
The
fleet to South Africa started its journey, The
team leader Geoff Dalglish told the reporter
that the journey in China was to be finished,
and, while he pointed at the Chinese national
flag on the car body, they were to cross the
border, head for Pakistan and finally reach
South Africa, via United Eremites, Yemen, Oman,
Djibouti, Ethiopia, Zambia, Tanzania and Botswana.
The entire journey is planned to complete in
82 days to cross 10 countries with a distance
of over 20,000 kilometers. The fleet has crossed
Chongqing, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Gansu and Xinjiang
in China.
According
to Geoff Dalglish, South Africa is the largest
and the most mature auto market of Africa. AGG
is a famous auto marketing company in South
Africa and even in Africa. AGG has kept satisfactory
cooperation with Changan Automobile (Group)
Co. Ltd, and Chana vehicles are well received
by South African customers. Geoff Dalglish believe
the "Chinese Dragon to South Africa"
event will make more South African and African
people more favor Chana vehicles, and the cooperation
between AGG and Changan Automobile (Group) Co.
Ltd is to be a win-win business model.
To
support Chinese auto brand to expand influence
in the world and ensure the "Chinese Dragon
to South Africa" event to be implemented
as scheduled, Khunjerab Customs finished all
formalities for customs clearance in the shortest
time possible. Their enthusiasm and efficiency
was highly appreciated by Gao Jiangping, president
assistant of Changan Automobile (Group) Co.,
Ltd and Geoff Dalglis of AGG.
Editor:Ida.Zhang
from Chinabuses.com
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