Toyota names four winners of Ramadan raffle draw
Ebrahim K. Kanoo, the exclusive distributor of Toyota in Bahrain, has successfully concluded its highly anticipated Ramadan campaign with a raffle draw held at the Toyota Showroom in Sitra, announcing four winners who each will drive away with a brand-new Toyota Raize. The raffle draw was held in the presence of EKK Management & a representative from the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism.
The lucky winners of the brand-new Toyota Raize vehicles were: Yaser Abdulrazzaq Ahmed Alhamdan, Fatema Abdulrahim Taleb Mohamed, Zainab Abdulla Mohamed Ali Mohamed, and Gulf Equipment and Technology W.L.L.
This year's Ramadan campaign featured an enticing raffle draw, where customers automatically entered the raffle draw with any Toyota purchase for a chance to win one of four Toyota Raize vehicles. This campaign initiative resulted in a significant increase in showroom walk-ins and heightened customer engagement.
Adding to the excitement, the Ramadan campaign offered a complimentary 1-year/20,000 km service package on all Hybrid Electric Vehicles, in addition to attractive financing options, and up to 25% discounts on Ziebart and Llumar products.
Mr. Ismail Akbar, Toyota & Lexus Sales Executive General Manger expressed his delight at the successful conclusion of the campaign, stating, 'We are happy to announce the four lucky winners of the Toyota Bahrain raffle draw, each receiving a brand-new Toyota Raize. This exciting event reflects our appreciation for our valued customers, and we look forward to continuing to bring joy and innovation to their driving experience.'
Toyota Bahrain extends its congratulations to the four winners and expresses its gratitude to all customers who benefited from the Ramadan campaign. The company remains committed to providing exceptional vehicles and customer service, reinforcing its position as a leading automotive brand in Bahrain.
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