Dubais Tow-aways Work Longer Hours

It"s a strange phenomenon

It"s a strange phenomenon. They say that one man"s meat is another man"s poison. And I think that there are those in Dubai that want to take advantage of every opportunity. Let"s take the auto market in the UAE for instance. Now everybody knows that Arabs are car lovers and would like nothing better to show off with the latest sports model in their possession. The same goes for fast and efficient speed bikes. In fact you could call Dubai a showcase of sorts for these unique vehicles. It"s no wonder then that the world"s auto dealers keep a keen eye on demands and requests for vehicles coming out of the Middle East.

Most of the world"s auto dealers have zoomed in on Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the rest of the seven emirates as the place to be to market their merchandise. The fast lifestyles of rich sheikhs and their families may have them changing cars every year, in fact even twice a year is not that unlikely. Therefore it is quite common to find the market for cars Dubai and autos Dubai to be a hub of activity. The same is true of used cars Dubai and buy a car Dubai in this emirate and of autos Abu Dhabi and used cars Abu Dhabi in that. Not only the rich locals are buying latest expensive cars but even lots of foreigners are investing in UAE market and purchasing latest cars because cars are quite

cheap compare to the western countries. Dubai is a tax free zone and government is not imposing any taxes like the other countries do. Secondly, oil prices in UAE are very low. You can easily afford your gas or petrol bills compare to the other countries as UAE is a oil rich country and they export oil to the other western countries as well. You can search for used and new cars through variety of informational portals like autosuk or dubizzle.

In fact the market for buying a second hand car in Abu Dhabi and buy cars online Dubai is so lucrative that both car dealers Dubai and car dealers in Abu Dhabi are having a hard time in marketing the new cars. Everyone knows that the second hand car market is facing a glut in Dubai and Abu Dhabi as the rapidly leaving expatriate population has left behind a posse of used cars and used credit cards at the airport and other parking places, as they left the UAE. Dubai"s tow-aways have had to work longer hours just to get the excess parking cleared and not blocking the driveways. The same has been seen in the capital Abu Dhabi and sites such as buy a cars Abu Dhabi are getting a lot of hits these days. With the second hand car market in free fall, who would not want to grab the best deals? This has been true of many of the UAE autos websites for the last six months, and shows little signs of abating soon.

by: Whatley

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