Car distributors in the Gulf and Middle East region have seensales bloom in the first quarter of 2011. Whether they are unrestrainedly regalchariots or utterly practical wheels, vehicles made by automotive brandmanufacturers of the Far East, Europe and the United States have enjoyedbroadly improved demand in the Arabian Peninsula and the Levant, as comparedwith the first quarter of 2010. Rolls Royce, the British luxury brand and proper matrimonialmotorcar maker, reported that regional sales were up 90 percent this springwhen compared with the same quarter in 2010. According to a statement by theRolls Royce dealer for Dubai and the Northern Emirates, AGMC, Dubai was at thefore of Rolls Royce’s regional sales increase with 178 percent first quarter growth.This put Rolls Royce at the top of regional percentage growth among carmanufacturers who provided Executive with first-quarter performance figures forthe Middle East. A spokesperson for Rolls Royce Middle East told Executivethat the car
