Dubai is a city famous for its supercars, where supercars are everywhere on the streets. Maybe in other countries, supercars are a luxury, but in Dubai, it is normal. More than 3000 supercars are being "abandoned" by their owners, making car enthusiasts regret and admire.
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Super cars are a very normal thing, super cars are everywhere. But when seeing this Ferrari Enzo struggling with the sun and wind, I still can't help but feel regretful. |
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Many other cars were also abandoned right on the road, covered in dust. |
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Most of these supercars are owned by Dubai bosses, and a few foreigners. |
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The supercar whirlwind that swept through Dubai has many enthusiasts borrowing money to buy cars despite not having the means. |
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Constant economic fluctuations, bankruptcy and forced to flee, supercars abandoned, exposed to the elements |
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An abandoned Ranger in a parking lot |
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Dubai law has no measures to support people in debt, so running away is completely normal. |
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Jaguar XJ220, one of the rare supercars, was also abandoned here. |
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In Dubai, an abandoned car will be reported to the public. |
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If the owner does not claim the car within 15 days, it will be taken to the police station. However, it can still be redeemed for a small fee. |
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According to Dubai police, most of the abandoned supercars will not be claimed, and will be sold off every year. |
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Many supercars are abandoned right in the parking lot, however these abandoned supercars are an opportunity for buyers to find their dream cars at a bargain price. |
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For car lovers, seeing the world's top supercars covered in dust in Dubai still makes them regretful and envious. |
Super car clip on Dubai streets:(Source youtube)
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