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30 Car Brands to be Featured in 2015 IIMS

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19 October 2018 14:28 WIB

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - PT Dyandra Promosindo Director, Hendra Noor Saleh, confirmed there will be 30 car brands and automotive manufacturers will participate in the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2015.

“For now, we could not yet mention which brands will be participating in the event, but what's certain is that all will display the latest and premium automotive products,” Hendra said in a statement on Tuesday, July 7.

Some motorcycle brands and automotive component manufacturers will also be participating in the event held from August 20-30.  “The number of participants are expected to increase within the next one and a half months,” said Hendra.

“Each have their own communications and marketing strategy.”

Visitors will be treated with a variety of different events compared to a similar event held in the previous years.  “The most surprising is the presence of military zone, featuring variety of military vehicles and Movie Cars that appeared in famous Hollywood and local production movies,” Hendra said.

There will also be a special booths featuring the best modifications, line ups of offroad and rescue cars, classic car parade, and sports cars.

The committee also provides a special area for visitors wanting to test drive a number of cars on display.

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