Al Masaood Automobiles Launches Exclusive ‘Own It' Campaign for the All-New INFINITI QX80
Al Masaood Automobiles, the authorised distributor for INFINITI in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and the Western region, has announced the launch of its exclusive Own It campaign for the All-New INFINITI QX80, a model built for discerning customers who demand both prestige and performance.Crafted for individuals with a refined taste, the QX80 seamlessly blends bold design with advanced technology, effortless connectivity, serene comfort, and undeniable opulence. It appeals to those who value intricate details, appreciate distinction, and expect more from every drive. As part of the Own It campaign, Al Masaood Automobiles will offer prospective buyers the opportunity to own the All-New QX80 from AED 5,499 per month*. This is further supported by a 5-year unlimited mileage warranty, designed to provide customers with long-term confidence and peace of mind. With only a select number of units available for a limited time, this offer invites a privileged few to own the flagship model.Commanding in appearance and exquisite in detail, the All-New INFINITI QX80 embodies craftsmanship and innovation at every turn. It delivers an elevated journey, a personal haven on the move, offering an experience more akin to a private retreat than a conventional drive.
Customers are invited to visit Al Masaood Automobiles' showrooms in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and the Western region, or explore further details at https://www.infiniti-abudhabi.com/. *Terms and conditions apply
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