Classic car lovers in Qatar are willing to face the bumps to pursue their passion. An engagement that until very recently appeared to be a territory restricted to the royalties and VIPs. Lately, the market experienced a change in such perception, and now holds possibilities for enthusiasts that are willing to spare around a hundred-thousand Qatari Riyals (twenty-thousands US Dollars.)

The drastic turnover witnessed by the market is due to the economic boom the area is witnessing. It now became possible for a knowledgeable enthusiast, with patience, and time at their disposal to buy a classic car. Cars in Houston found out similarities between the market in Houston , and Qatar. For instance, cars that were easy on the pocket back in their peaking days are unlikely to hold value over the years. Hence, this fact doesn’t hold true with the iconic mini in both markets.

Cars in Houston interviewed a Qatar classic cars dealer, and the quote was surprising. He said "The classic car market, if it can be called that, will flourish because people have bought [these cars] for nostalgia and recreation — not for financial gain,". He continued by saying, "Most people, who have bought a classic car in the last ten years, knew their cars would have seen a rise on the value."

On the other side of the ocean, Classic Car magazine said," the US has seen a growth in the market for classic cars, particularly American sports cars of the 1960s and 1970s. Cars, such as Chevrolet Corvettes and Camaros, Ford Thunderbird's and Pontiac's, are said to have doubled in value over the past three years”.

As cars in Houston has promised, the research journey will not stop anytime soon, stay tuned for more research findings, and articles about Qatar classic cars.

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