Thanks gadarene and others for the informative posts, and you are right gadarene, I would never purchase a regular euro car in Qatar because you will never be able to enjoy it because of the careless drivers and the terrible roads. My experience with Al Mannai is they are generally very good, I have an escalade and it's a great car, much more reliable than the other cars in our house imo. Only problem is it's siz; the poorly designed parking spots around the city plus people not knowing how to park makes it a great hassle to use, so I figured I would just use a smaller US suv for around the city.
I did suspect Al mana would be a poor dealer just based on what I in the show dodge showroom, they had a car that was all dusty inside the showroom for sale as new. How long would it take to clean it? And do they not think what kind of message they are sending to potential customers? lol. It's honestly not worth spending over qr 150,000 on a car if you live in Qatar.
I used to believe the myth that American cars are of poorer quality compared to Jap/Euro rides, but seeing all the problems with range rover, and the recent whole toyota debacle with their faulty brakes, I feel confident that the US knows how to make decent cars that can hold up against their competitors from jap/euro. :)
Thanks gadarene and others for the informative posts, and you are right gadarene, I would never purchase a regular euro car in Qatar because you will never be able to enjoy it because of the careless drivers and the terrible roads. My experience with Al Mannai is they are generally very good, I have an escalade and it's a great car, much more reliable than the other cars in our house imo. Only problem is it's siz; the poorly designed parking spots around the city plus people not knowing how to park makes it a great hassle to use, so I figured I would just use a smaller US suv for around the city.
I did suspect Al mana would be a poor dealer just based on what I in the show dodge showroom, they had a car that was all dusty inside the showroom for sale as new. How long would it take to clean it? And do they not think what kind of message they are sending to potential customers? lol. It's honestly not worth spending over qr 150,000 on a car if you live in Qatar.
I used to believe the myth that American cars are of poorer quality compared to Jap/Euro rides, but seeing all the problems with range rover, and the recent whole toyota debacle with their faulty brakes, I feel confident that the US knows how to make decent cars that can hold up against their competitors from jap/euro. :)