Driving in the UAE rain can be very dangerous if you are not careful. The roads get very slippery and it is harder to see clearly through the raindrops on the windshield. But for those of us on the road, it can mean a tricky drive. You see, here in the desert, we don’t get rain very often, so when it does rain, it’s important to know how to handle it.
Buying a used car in Dubai can be extremely confusing for people because of so many options. While new cars are an attractive option, used cars can offer significant savings if purchased wisely. However, buying pre-owned also requires extra diligence to avoid ending up with a money pit.
To give buyers confidence and peace of mind, here is a comprehensive checklist to follow when shopping for a used car in Dubai. Following these steps will help you find a quality vehicle at a fair price.
The last thing you want is a broken AC in your BMW during Dubai summers. The car AC compressor is the heart of the air conditioning system, pumping refrigerant to create cold air. If the compressor goes bad, you’ll be sweating it out in your luxury vehicle.
Did you know a hybrid car can reduce carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by 1.61 – 4.71 gigatons by 2050, saving owners of these cars about 1.55–4.49 trillion dollars in costs used for fuel and driving since the day they bought them?
If the brake pedal of your high-end Maserati feels spongy or goes to the floor, then it’s time to investigate what could be wrong with it. You expect a premium Italian sports car like a Maserati to have excellent braking capabilities. Nevertheless, with time, its brake parts will wear out, causing it to stop poorly. Among them are worn brake pads,