Opt for lighter exteriors and interiors; a light colored automobile keeps you cool in the hot summers of Dubai.
Automatic transmission is preferable for driving in Dubai owing to frequent stops and traffic jams.hough they come at a slightly higher price, comfort takes precedence over cost.
Window tinting is allowed up to 30% for oreigners / expats residents in Dubai. Probably a necessity in Dubai, it makes the interior cooler as well as protects you from UV rays.
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Financing
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Car loans can be availed of, if you have a steady income and a residence visa.
Rate of interest varies rates among banks; we will help you get the best deal.
A car loan means the car is mortgaged to the bank - you cannot sell it until it is paid off and the bank gives a clearance. Requirements for a loan: - 3 to 6 months bank statements - Passport with resident visa - Salary Certificate or letter from your company - Driving License (* Terms and conditions apply)
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Insurance
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The insurer will need to know details such as Model Year, Value of the car and the chassis number, etc. based on which the policy can be taken for your car. Based on which the premium will vary.
Comprehensive, Third Party and Personal Accident Insurance as per UAE law can be arranged by us on request.
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Registration
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Find an insurance company in Dubai and get the car insured first. You cannot register it without insurance documents.
Originals and copies of Passport with Residence Visa, Driving License, Insurance documents are required
If you have a residence visa for other Emirate than Dubai, you will need to produce Tenancy Agreement with a copy to prove you live in Dubai. A landline telephone or DEWA bill in your name may suffice if the tenancy contract is not in your name.
The seller will need to bring his/her passport copy with residence visa and vehicle registration card, Vehicle sale agreement to complete the proceeds.
