Brazil is one of the fastest growing automobile manufacturing markets in the world. Driven by strong domestic demand and tax reforms implemented proactively by the government, the country’s automobile sector has been reporting positive growth rates despite a slowdown in the overall automobile industry across the world. Moreover, the country is far ahead of its regional counterparts, i.e. Argentina and Mexico, and produced around 3.3 Million automobiles in 2008, dominated by passenger cars.

he white sand beaches in Rio de Janeiro are lined with endless top resort hotels such as the famous Copacabana Palace.The city is known for its gorgeous rainforests, magnificent mountains and above all, its party reputation.

Bent on copying the success of the United States and the European Union, its two largest trading partners, Brazil’s leadership is intent on bringing every possible segment of the country ‘up to date’, leap-frogging in many cases, over decades of foreign development to take advantage of current cutting-edge technologies to improve their infrastructure, communications, computers, and transportation.