Administrative Court delivers its verdict: Aures Auto officially loses the representation of Citroën and DS

By R

| 17 novembre 2021

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We have just learned from a reliable source that the Administrative Court of Tunis refused the appeal of Aures Auto and approved the right of Stafim for the representation and marketing of the Citroën and DS Automobile brands.

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Administrative Court delivers its verdict: Aures Auto officially loses the representation of Citroën and DS

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