Mobil™: The Lubricants Dynasty Honored by the Sindirepa Award

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Published on 29/06/2023 at 20:51

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Winning With Distinction: Mobil™ Is Elected The Best Lubricant For The 11th Consecutive Year

The lubricant industry experiences intense competitiveness, with brands battling to secure the top spot in the market. Mobil Super™, with its quality and innovation, has transcended this competition, ensuring the prestigious title of best lubricant at the Sindirepa-SP Award for the eleventh consecutive time.

Coronation At The Sindirepa-SP Ceremony

In its 14th edition, the Sindirepa-SP Award, which recognizes the best brands in the automotive repair sector of São Paulo, took place in June at FIESP. The brands were meticulously evaluated in 16 product categories, with Mobil Super™ standing out as the highest-ranked lubricant oil.

This award is granted based on the evaluation of 384 repairers associated with Sindirepa-SP. They elected their favorite brands considering various criteria, such as quality, availability, and the service provided to workshops.

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The Consistency Of Mobil™ Is Recognized

“The continuity of this recognition over the years is of great importance to us”, celebrates Ricardo Franceschi Filho, responsible for the Cars category. “Receiving this award for eleven consecutive years only proves our commitment to the quality and high performance of our products and services. Furthermore, it shows that our efforts to value and communicate effectively with mechanics and repairers in Brazil are appreciated.”

Beyond The Award: The Contribution Of Mobil™ To The Automotive Community

In addition to providing high-quality lubricants, Mobil™ also strives to value and celebrate the profession of mechanics. In 2022, the company launched the book “Mechanics Of Brazil”, a tribute to professionals in this field.

“We are proud to tell the story of this profession and the mechanics across Brazil. The book was carefully prepared and has a cultural, historical, and artistic approach that fills us with pride”, declares Marina Teixeira, B2C Marketing Coordinator for Mobil™ lubricants.

Mobil™: The Lubricants Dynasty Honored by the Sindirepa Award

Winning With Distinction: Mobil™ Is Elected The Best Lubricant For The 11th Consecutive Year

Coronation At The Sindirepa-SP Ceremony

The Consistency Of Mobil™ Is Recognized

Beyond The Award: The Contribution Of Mobil™ To The Automotive Community

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Mobil™: The Lubricants Dynasty Honored by the Sindirepa Award

Winning With Distinction: Mobil™ Is Elected The Best Lubricant For The 11th Consecutive Year

Coronation At The Sindirepa-SP Ceremony

The Consistency Of Mobil™ Is Recognized

Beyond The Award: The Contribution Of Mobil™ To The Automotive Community

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