Dubai is famous for its supercars; the streets are teeming with them. While supercars might be a luxury in other countries, they are commonplace in Dubai. The fact that over 3,000 supercars have been abandoned by their owners is a source of both regret and admiration for car enthusiasts.
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| Supercars are commonplace; they're everywhere. But seeing this Ferrari Enzo enduring the harsh weather still leaves one with a sense of regret. |
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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 tycoons in Dubai, with a few registered under the names of foreigners. |
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| The supercar craze sweeping through Dubai has led many enthusiasts, even those without the means, to borrow money to buy cars. |
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| Constant economic fluctuations, bankruptcies, and forced abandonment have left supercars exposed to the elements. |
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| An abandoned Rangerover in a parking lot. |
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| Dubai's laws offer no assistance to debtors, so abandoning their assets and fleeing is quite common. |
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| The Jaguar XJ220, one of the rarest supercars, is also abandoned here. |
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| In Dubai, a vehicle abandoned by its owner will be publicized through the media. |
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| If the owner does not reclaim the vehicle after 15 days, it will be towed to the police impound lot. However, it can still be redeemed for a relatively small fee. |
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| According to Dubai police, the majority of abandoned supercars will remain unclaimed and will be sold off at auction each year. |
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| Many supercars are abandoned in parking lots. However, these abandoned supercars present an opportunity for buyers to find their dream car at a bargain price. |
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| For car enthusiasts, seeing the world's top supercars covered in dust in Dubai still evokes feelings of regret and longing. |
Video of supercars on the streets of Dubai:(Source: YouTube)
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