QNB To Unveil Vehicle Finance Schemes At Motor Show

QNB, the largest financial institution in Qatar and the Middle East and North Africa region, will unveil its latest vehicle finance products during the third Qatar Motor Show, to be inaugurated by HE the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al-Thani today at the Doha Exhibition Centre.

The event, which will open to the public tomorrow and run continuously for five days until February 2, is organised by the Qatar Tourism Authority in association with q.media Events and GL Events.

“QNB believes that this event, featuring a number of high profile participants, plays a vital role in tourism promotion for the country,” an official said yesterday while explaining that visitors to the motor show and fans of motor sports will get a firsthand experience about the latest financing solutions and vehicle loans to be unveiled by a dedicated team at QNB’s stand.

The QNB team will share all details about ‘Motary,’ the unique new lease-to-own product especially tailored to cater to everybody’s needs to drive their dream car no matter how expensive or fancy it is.

‘Motary’ provides a better alternative for personal loans and hefty vehicle loan payments.

Customers will be able to lease the car of their choice from one to four years with an option to either keep it or return it. The monthly payment includes comprehensive insurance and factory maintenance for the full term.

“QNB has established a dedicated vehicle finance centre that provides innovative solutions to both clients and dealers,” the official added.

Visitors to Qatar Motor Show will have the opportunity to test drive a range of vehicles. Motor sports fans will be able to listen and learn from international professional drivers’ experiences during the test drives and stunt shows.

With more exhibitors, and first time high-profile participants like McLaren, Brabus, Bertone, and W Motors – who will showcase the first Arab-designed hypercar – the Lykan Hypersport 2013 – visitor numbers are expected to break last year’s record of 120,000.

More details are available at the show’s website at www.qatarmotorshow.gov.qa, Facebook at www.facebook.com/qatarmotorshow, or from the Twitter feed at @qatarmotorshow

Gulf Times