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by Executive Editors March 6, 2012

written by Executive Editors March 6, 2012

Bentley boom Luxury car manufacturer Bentley is looking to capitalize on its success in the Middle East in 2011 by investing up to $9 million in the next six months on expanding operations, it announced at the Qatar International Motor Show. Bentley saw 3 percent growth last year to 566 cars sold in the Middle East — the second most successful year to date for Bentley in the region. The company now plans to open its largest workshop worldwide in Dubai, and new showrooms in Abu Dhabi and Jeddah. The Middle East remains one of the brand’s most important markets for the new Continental GT and the Bentley Mulsanne, and continued demand for these cars this year, together with the arrival of the new GTC, is expected to give Bentley double-digit growth in 2012, according to the company. Art in the desert Funding for the stalled $27 billion Saadiyat Cultural

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