Emirates Motor Company Abu Dhabi

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The next in our series of the world’s largest dealerships is Mercedes Benz Abu Dhabi

Spanning a total area of one million square feet, the new Emirates Motor Company headquarters, the world’s largest Mercedes-Benz facility.  The site features   a 4,382-sq metre showroom, 20,873-sq metre service centre with a remarkable 250 work-bays!  The parts department alone is 7,196-sq metres. 

Staff accommodation is provided on site as is a multi-storied parking building, restaurant/food court. 

Check out the Youtube video, a truly world class facility   

Autopia Europa Istanbul

While Autopia Europia is not presently the world’s largest dealership, reports are it is under construction and soon will be.

Featuring a roof-mounted racetrack outside and 56 separate bars inside, the 708,661 square-foot Autopia Europia in Istanbul, Turkey will be the largest car dealership in the world. It's currently under construction, but here's a peek at the automotive wonder.

As you can expect, its designers don't envision Autopia Europia as a car dealership, but rather a car mall featuring 200 individual showrooms, 48 service stations, 42 insurance companies and 24 banks. Over 400 brands (we didn't realize there were that many), will be represented with 2,426 models. All areas of the mall will be accessible by car.

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World's Largest Car Dealerships

The New Zealand Automotive Jobs Blog is completing a series on the worlds largest car dealerships.  Your suggestions to sites we should feature are welcome 

Ford "My Key" Sets Limit for Teen Drivers

If you’re a parent of a teenager with concerns that junior is a little too lead footed, help is on the way. New technology released by Ford may see the company roll out a new feature on many 2010 models that can limit teen drivers to 80 mph or 130KMS.



Is this the start of new technology that will see Governments controlling the speed of all drivers?