Good news for two-wheeler lovers. After Morocco and Algeria, scheduled for November 2012, the legendary brand Harley-Davidson now has the ambition to conquer Tunisia, reports the Arabianbusiness.com site.
Harley-Davidson plans to increase the number of its dealers in the Middle East and North Africa countries. According to its director responsible for the Mena region, Paul de Jongh, “three countries are missing to add to the family … We hope to count among the markets that we will have in the future of countries like Tunisia, Libya, Iraq or Pakistan. We know that we have customers in these countries. During gatherings and salons, they asked us several times when Harly comes to open its doors with us ”.
If for the year 2011 nearly 235,000 Harley were sold worldwide, it sold 85,000 units from April to June 2012, an increase of 2.8 %. Harley-Davidson will celebrate his 110th birthday next year.
