A new Ferrari Store has opened in Qatar. The boutique shop sells Ferrari accessories at the Alfardan Automotive Center. It's the first store of its kind in the Middle East, which has continued to grow as a leading market for Maranello's finest. Similar to the store at The Wynn in Las Vegas, the Qatar store has clothes, shoes, toys, keychains and other accessories, all bearing the Ferrari logo.Alfardan Automotive President Omar Alfardan told reporters that the store made sense as Ferrari is a huge draw anywhere in the world. He also said he expects to open more of these shops in Qatar in the future, including one in the Alfardan Towers and another in the multi-billion-dollar, man-made island off the Doha coast, the Pearl-Qatar.
Ferrari currently has several stores in Italy as well as shops in Hangzhou and Shanghai, as well as the one in Vegas.
[Source: Gulf Times]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Bill Maher is an Idiot @ Nov 27th 2006 4:25PM
It's also surrounded by bomb-proof glass.
Justin @ Nov 28th 2006 8:03AM
It's ok. When the oil dries up in 50 years and they have no other sources of income because they've wasted all their money on man-made islands, it'll be converted to a McDonalds.
Just ask this guy:
http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/4/289732.html