A CAR dealership has jumped into the driving seat and taken pole position at The Business Show 2008.
Gordon's Honda, based in Folds Road, has snapped up a stand at the exhibition, taking place on October 23 at the Bolton Arena.
Mark Leighton, manager of the Honda dealership, said: "The Business Show will enable us to demonstrate our product and talk about what we do. We are proud of the fact that we are able to concentrate on local businesses and deal directly with them as the end user."
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He added that Honda sees The Business Show as the perfect platform to showcase the latest models. The brand new Honda Accord 2008 will be unveiled at the Business Show, while the green and friendly Civic Hybrid will also be shown.
It combines a petrol engine with an electric battery and offers a 30 per cent fuel saving and a host of tax advantages.
Mr Leighton sees an appearance at The Business Show as a way of maintaining their position in the top ten fleet managers in the UK.
He said: "We have a new corporate programme ranking us within the top ten fleet managers in the UK. We focus on a bespoke service, from model choice to the most advantageous financial package. Every business matters whatever its size and requirements."
To discuss Business Show opportunities call 01204 374826 or email jackie@businessshow2008.co.uk. More information is available on the official website www.businessshow2008.co.uk
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