ATL Autohaus on the job
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April 15, 2010

ATL Autohaus on the job

Peter Esson, auto technician at ATL Autohaus, diagnoses an Audi A4 motorcar belonging to client, Sandra Touzalin, at the Oxford Road facility of the new dealership.

Touzalin, an Audi owner for a year-and-a-half, is among the first set of customers to visit ATL Autohaus, which officially opened its doors on Monday.

ATL Autohaus, a member of the ATL Group, is the authorised dealer of Volkswagen and Audi motor vehicles in Jamaica. (Photo: Lionel Rookwood)

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