Broad selection
The market brings together everything from small cars and family vehicles to luxury models, with many dealers to compare.
Ras Al Khor
AutoMarket is a large car-dealer market in Ras Al Khor, with a wide mix of used, new, luxury and export vehicles. Visitors can compare stock across many dealers, arrange inspections and test drives, and handle parts of buying, financing or registration without leaving the market.
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The market brings together everything from small cars and family vehicles to luxury models, with many dealers to compare.
Two inspection locations at the market help buyers check a car before committing.
You can test-drive cars in the neighbourhood before buying, making comparison easier.
Inspection, transfers and RTA-related steps can be handled at or beside the market.
Some dealers sell cars for export, including vehicles that can be bought without customs duties.
Reviews mention a strong luxury-car presence, including a Lamborghini seen on site.
Recovery trucks are available for taking a prospective purchase to a nearby garage for inspection.
Bring expertise. Take someone experienced in car mechanics or arrange expert advice before inspecting or buying.
Request inspection. Ask for a computer or comprehensive inspection, especially when a car appears unusually cheap.
Negotiate firmly. Compare market values and bargain; reviews say showroom prices are negotiable and can start high.
Check history. Prefer cars with a full maintenance history and do not decide after only one visit.
Plan parking. Allow extra time for parking, as visitors have reported difficulty finding a space and waits over an hour.
Avoid heat. Walking around can be very hot in summer, so cover up and plan your visit accordingly.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
The market has a very large selection of used cars across multiple dealers.
A Tasjeel centre is attached to the market for vehicle-related processing.
Parking can be difficult, with one visitor waiting more than an hour at the RTA location.
Several reviews warn that buyers need strong car-mechanical knowledge or expert advice.
One review reports many accident vehicles, so condition checks are especially important.
A review says dealers may list cars 10–15% above market value, making negotiation important.
Electric vehicles were described as being in high demand with limited selection.
The Bottom Line
AutoMarket is a broad car-dealer market in Ras Al Khor where you can compare used and new cars across many showrooms, from economical family cars to luxury models and vehicles offered for export. It is useful for shoppers who want several options in one trip rather than visiting a single dealer. Test drives are available, and reviews mention two inspection locations, RTA transfers and recovery trucks for taking a car to a nearby garage.
The market can also simplify the paperwork side of a purchase. Reviews mention financing, registration and an attached Tasjeel centre, while one customer says export cars can be bought without customs duties. The sheer scale is part of the appeal, but it also makes preparation worthwhile: decide what model and budget you want before arriving, then compare dealers rather than following the first pitch.
Go with mechanical knowledge or an expert, request a computer or comprehensive inspection, check the maintenance history and negotiate. Reviews warn about accident vehicles and dealer prices reportedly running 10–15% above market value. Parking is the clearest practical drawback, with some visitors struggling to find a space and one reporting a wait of more than an hour at the RTA location.
Summer walks can also be very hot.