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    Top 10 Most Popular Cars in Dubai   May 21, 2021   best selling cars in dubai ,  most popular cars in Dubai , popular used cars in Dubai LAST UPDATED ON JUNE 5TH, 2021 Also Checkout: 7 Tips to Prepare Your Car for the Summer in Dubai United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a hub of business for travellers all around the world with so many opportunities for everyone. Every second person has a well-set business and owns a few of the most elegant and popular cars in Dubai. However driving the same cars over and over again gets monotonous, that’s why people prefer to buy used cars in Dubai and over the entire UAE so that they can replace cars easily. Carswitch is the best-used car market in the UAE, they are based in Jumeirah Lake Towers, Dubai. You can also check their website for the latest car listings. Most of the people who visit UAE go for either work or set up their own business since it’s a hub of businessmen all around the ...

Whether its executive airport transfers or Friday night minicabs, there’s still plenty of demand for private hire vehicles. If you’re looking to make a fare or two, then there are certain cars that go over and Uber the standards expected for a taxi. Here, then, is our rank of the Top 10 cars that make good cabs… 10. Toyota Prius It’s hardly sexy, but the Prius has the double advantage of being a hybrid and also being a Toyota. That means proven reliability, plus an alternative fuel drivetrain that will allow access to most low emission zones. It’s also simple and relaxing to drive. The perfect combination for an Uber driver working in a congested city centre. 9. Volkswagen Passat Always a favourite with cabbies, the latest Passat is still as good as ever, especially in capacious estate form. The addition of a plug-in hybrid model earlier this year means there’s an urban-friendly option, too. But for day-to-day rank and file taxi drivers, you can’t go wrong with the conventional 2.0 TDI...

You can’t buy it. You can’t drive it. You can only dream about it. The Bugatti Bolide is a concept car that makes even the Bugatti Chiron Sport look pedestrian. If it reaches production, it could rewrite the record books.  Bugatti, the French car maker owned by Volkswagen Group, revealed their latest concept car, the Bolide, at their headquarters in Molsheim, Alsace, France‎ on October 28, 2020. Bolide is a track-oriented hyper sports car built around an eight-liter W16 gasoline engine with four turbochargers, a seven-speed electronically controlled dual-clutch multiple-shaft automatic gearbox (DSG), and permanent all-wheel drive. Bolide’s engine should put out 1,825 hp and 1,364 lb-ft of peak torque. It has the minimum body structure that would be required to qualify for FIA safety standards, and boasts a weight to power ratio of 0.67 kg per metric horsepower (PS) — about 1.5 lb per mechanical horsepower (hp). By contrast, the 2020 Dodge Challenger Hellcat produces 717 hp and weig...

Working your way up the company ladder and want a car that reflects your status - and doesn't break the bank? These cars should fit the bill The company car has been a fixture of the UK business scene for decades, and the value of the company car ‘perk’ has grown immeasurably as manufacturers compete to attract business people with an ever more tempting array of features. Indeed, car trim levels and option packs are very often targetted specifically at business users, and those employers who want to be seen to be offering competitive perks when hiring, and rewarding their employees' contributions with the best company cars. That’s why over time there’s been a definite shift from mundane ‘everyday’ company cars like the Ford Sierras and Vauxhall Cavaliers of yesteryear, to more prestigious models from Audi, BMW, Jaguar and Mercedes. The demands of business users have seen the more mainstream brands playing catch up too, but lavish specifications on a top-level Ford Mondeo or Vau...

  10 Cars That Can Drive On Water (And 8 Cars That Can Fly) Can  you imagine a science fiction  film   without  at least a robot, a laser rifle, or someone bulletproof?  Of  course  not . How about  super   fast ,  flying  and  swimming   cars ? Big automakers around  the world ,  thanks to  the sudden shift in technology, have  decided  that they won't sleep until  these  cars  are  available in mass for the public. While they  want to  create modernized  ones , there are  also   flying  and  swimming  vehicles that  existed  as early as during the  world  war  eras . The  improved   motor   manufacturing ,  lightweight  batteries and  engines , and  of  course   lightweight  materials, in  general , are  making  it  easy, and  possibl...