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Last October, "United Against Nuclear Iran" (UANI) CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace, along with NYC Public Advocate Bill de Blasio and Iran180 executive director Chris DeVito, held a press conference in front of Maserati’s Manhattan showroom.
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- Peugeot And Renault Rush To Reclaim Market Position In Iran Following Lifted Sanctions
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- Fiat Group Suspends Vehicle And Components Sales In Iran
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- Lamborghini Opens Its First Dealerships In Mexico
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Maserati and Lamborghini Pull Out of Iran to the Satisfaction of UANI
Last October, "United Against Nuclear Iran" (UANI) CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace, along with NYC Public Advocate Bill de Blasio and Iran180 executive director Chris DeVito, held a press conference in front of Maserati’s Manhattan showroom.
The three men had stated that Maserati, along with Lamborghini, have been added to the Iran Watch List as they entered into import agreements with the country – something they deemed unacceptable due to the Iran's nuclear program. Maserati, in particular, was lashed because it had said it planned to open a dealership in Tehran.
Read more »- Renault May Bring India-made Kwid Crossover To Iran
Carmakers are getting ready to return to Iran as economic sanctions against the country will soon be lifted. Read more »...
- Get Ready For Iran, Possibly The Last Great Untapped Car Market
With so much going on in Iran these days, it’s hard to also see that it has the potential to be a huge automotive market once tapped by the big names. This could happen once the agreement to halt (alleged) development of nuclear weapons goes through....
- Peugeot And Renault Rush To Reclaim Market Position In Iran Following Lifted Sanctions
As you probably know, the attitude of the world’s major powers towards Iran has shifted dramatically in recent months, culminating with the signing of a provisional agreement that suspends trade sanctions imposed on Iran for six months in exchange...
- Fiat Group Suspends Vehicle And Components Sales In Iran
Evidently, the Fiat Group has succumbed to international pressure to stop doing business in Iran, joining the ranks of other automakers like Porsche and Hyundai, both of which recently suspended sales in the country. "Fiat supports the international...
- Lamborghini Opens Its First Dealerships In Mexico
Being that the Mexican economy is on the rise for a select few [...], Lamborghini has opened not one, but two dealerships in the country. The first to open on October 26 was the "Lamborghini Mexico City" dealership, located on one of the city's...