#Dubai

The updated 2018 Infiniti QX80 SUV’s front end has been teased prior to the vehicle’s debut at the upcoming Dubai International Motor Show. 

With an area of almost 2,600 square feet, Bugatti’s largest dealership has opened in Dubai.

Ken Block made a special trip to the Dubai Motor Show this week to help unveil the new Ford GT in a stunning new color called Liquid Red.

A new limited selection of houses inspired by Bugatti are being built in Dubai. 

Ferraris are expensive. New ones, old ones, broken ones and rolled ones, they all cost a dumpster-load of cash to acquire. And the brand’s latest flagship supercar underscores this rule with a big, fat permanent marker.

British luxury brand Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is placing heavier emphasis on hot weather testing by opening a new facility in Dubai. 

Aston Martin is celebrating 100 years in style, first announcing special Centenary, limited edition models and now airlifting its Vanquish onto the helipad of the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai.

Audi just opened its largest “terminal” yet – a massive three-story showroom in Dubai catering to high-end clients.

Frankenchild of British tuner RML and Nissan, the king of strange performance, the Juke-R is finally ready for delivery.

This Toyota Hilux has travelled with the Top Gear team to the magnetic North Pole and with James May to an active volcano in Iceland. Now it faces a new challenge: the massive, scorching sand dunes of Dubai. 

One of the world’s most recognizable and exclusive supercars, the Ferrari Enzo, has been wasting away in a Dubai parking lot but there’s a reason for it’s imprisonment. 

Dead on from the front or the back, it looks like just any other new Mercedes-Benz E-class, but take a look at its profile shot and you will no doubt rub your eyes and have a double-take.

Nissan Middle East is offering a special edition VVIP GT-R at an extravagant $266,000 (Dh977,000) price. That means this GT-R is more than double the normal MSRP, and with it you get some gaudy options including 24-karat gold trim.

However, that does not mean the brand will vanish off the face of the Earth, thanks to a coach-building company called Xenatec. They take a four-door Maybach 57S and get rid of two of its doors. Since they kept the wheelbase the same as the donor car, they gave it longer doors  and a sleek coupe body to fill in the gap.