It’s been a busy couple of weeks in Dubai, as several automotive-related companies held all sorts of events, none of which involved any new car launches.
Dubai Police has apparently apprehended a carjacker after a long-winded car chase through Dubai’s highways, after the suspect stole, of all things, a Hyundai Accent.
If this latest picture that has surfaced on the internet is anything to go by, Dubai Police are not done yet with their supercar fleet and are preparing to add the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG and the Bentley Continental GT to their range.
Jaguar had showcased the 2014 XJR, the sporty variant of their flagship saloon at the much-talked-about New York Auto Show earlier this month.
As Dubai Police continues to add all sorts of cars to their patrol fleet, this Hyundai Genesis luxury sedan was spotted on Sheikh Zayed road, in full police livery.
Dubai Police have officially unveiled the Ferrari FF patrol car, a week after the Lamborghini Aventador joined their fleet.
This is the latest photo by Dubai Police doing the rounds of the internet. They’ve now announced that a Ferrari FF police car is joining their fleet.
There have been several phone-camera photos of a supposed Lamborghini Aventador police car, in Dubai Police colours, doing the rounds of the internet this week.
The fifth Xplore UAE, an annual off-road event organised by local Nissan dealer Arabian Automobiles in association with ENOC Lubricants, clinched the Guinness World Record title for the longest desert convoy of off-road vehicles. The March event, which attracted the largest number of participants in its history, also raised Dhs 50,000 for the Rashid Paediatric Therapy Centre.
In a PR-building move, Dubai Police has added a Chevrolet Camaro SS to their fleet, apparently for “highway patrol” duties.