AC compressor replacement in Dubai costs AED 1,200–18,000+ by car segment. Real failure signs, honest cost breakdown, and the hidden steps that stop repeat failures.
Quick answer: AC compressor replacement in Dubai costs AED 1,200–2,400 on an economy car, AED 2,800–6,500 on a German premium car, AED 4,500–12,000 on a luxury SUV, and AED 6,500–18,000+ on an exotic. But the single most expensive mistake Dubai drivers make is replacing a compressor that was never the fault — or replacing it correctly and skipping the AED 900 of decontamination work that stops it failing again by next summer.
This guide is written from the workshop floor at our Al Quoz garage, not from a price list. It covers what actually fails inside a car AC compressor, how to tell a compressor fault from the five cheaper faults that mimic it, what every line item on the invoice means, and the questions that separate a proper job from a repeat failure.
Car AC Compressor Replacement Cost in Dubai at a Glance (2026)
| Job | Indicative Dubai price (parts + labour) | Typical time |
|---|---|---|
| AC performance test + manifold gauge diagnosis | AED 0 – 350 | 45–90 min |
| Refrigerant identification + leak test (nitrogen or electronic) | AED 150 – 500 | 1–2 hrs |
| Compressor clutch kit (coil, pulley, bearing) | AED 450 – 1,600 | 2–4 hrs |
| Control valve / ECV replacement (variable-displacement compressor) | AED 400 – 1,400 | 1–3 hrs |
| Compressor replacement — economy / Japanese | AED 1,200 – 2,400 | 3–5 hrs |
| Compressor replacement — German premium (BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche) | AED 2,800 – 6,500 | 4–8 hrs |
| Compressor replacement — luxury SUV (Range Rover, G-Class, Bentayga, Cullinan) | AED 4,500 – 12,000 | 6–12 hrs |
| Compressor replacement — exotic (Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren) | AED 6,500 – 18,000+ | 8–16 hrs |
| Electric HV compressor — EV / plug-in hybrid | AED 3,500 – 14,000 | 4–8 hrs |
| Receiver-drier or accumulator (mandatory with a new compressor) | AED 250 – 1,400 | included |
| Expansion valve (TXV) or orifice tube | AED 300 – 2,000 | 1–5 hrs |
| Condenser replacement | AED 700 – 6,000 | 2–6 hrs |
| Full system decontamination flush after seizure | AED 600 – 2,200 | 2–4 hrs |
| R134a evacuate and recharge by weight | AED 150 – 450 | 1 hr |
| R1234yf evacuate and recharge by weight | AED 450 – 1,600 | 1 hr |
Indicative 2026 Dubai market ranges, excluding 5% VAT. Final price is only confirmed after a gauge reading and leak test on your specific vehicle — anyone quoting a compressor over the phone is guessing.
Why Car AC Compressor Failure Is So Common in Dubai
Compressors do not fail because of mileage. They fail because of load hours and heat, and Dubai maximises both.
- Ambient of 45–50°C pushes high-side pressure toward the cut-out threshold. A system that runs at 14–16 bar in Europe runs at 20–24 bar here. Every bearing, seal and reed valve inside the compressor sees that load for eight months of the year.
- The AC never switches off. In most markets a compressor works four months a year. In the UAE it runs from March to November, plus every winter afternoon, plus every time you select defrost. Effective duty is closer to double.
- Condenser dust packing is the silent killer. Fine desert sand and Al Quoz industrial dust bond to the condenser fins with humidity. Airflow drops, head pressure rises, and the compressor is asked to push against a wall. This is the root cause behind a large share of the compressors we replace — and it’s why we treat condenser cleaning as part of proper car AC maintenance, not an upsell.
- Idling traffic starves the condenser of ram air. Sheikh Zayed Road at 6pm is the worst-case operating condition: maximum cooling demand, minimum airflow, minimum engine RPM.
- Summer storage kills shaft seals. A car parked for six or eight weeks with the AC off lets the shaft seal dry out. Refrigerant escapes slowly, and refrigerant carries the compressor’s oil. The owner returns, starts the car, and the compressor runs dry for the first thirty seconds — which is usually all it takes.
- Heat cycling destroys O-rings. Every day the system expands and contracts through a 30°C swing. Rubber O-rings at line fittings harden and shrink years earlier than they would in a temperate climate.
The same thermal stress is what drives failures in the cooling system sharing the same air path at the front of your car — the AC condenser, the radiator and the intercooler are stacked behind one grille, and a blockage in front hurts all three.
9 Signs Your Car AC Compressor Is Failing — and What Each One Actually Means
Most articles list symptoms. Here is what each symptom tells a technician, because two of these usually mean something cheaper than a compressor.
1. AC blows cold when moving, warm at idle
Classic high head pressure signature. Could be the compressor losing efficiency — but far more often it is a blocked condenser or a failed condenser fan. Check the cheap causes first.
2. Loud rhythmic clicking when you press the AC button
The clutch is cycling on the low-pressure switch. The compressor is usually fine; the system is low on refrigerant, which means you have a leak. Do not let anyone simply top it up.
3. Metallic grinding or rumbling that changes with engine RPM
Bearing or internal mechanical failure. On a clutch-type compressor the noise may be the pulley bearing only — a AED 450–1,600 repair instead of a full replacement. Diagnosis here is worth real money.
4. Squealing belt, or the belt shredded itself
A seizing compressor locks the pulley and destroys the accessory drive belt. On most modern cars that same belt drives the water pump and alternator, so a seized AC compressor can leave you overheating on the hard shoulder. This is an urgent one.
5. AC cools for 10 minutes, then goes warm, then recovers
Usually moisture in the system freezing at the expansion valve, or a saturated receiver-drier. The compressor is a victim, not the culprit — but moisture plus refrigerant forms acid, and acid is what kills compressors from the inside.
6. Compressor never engages at all, no click
Could be the compressor, but check in this order: AC fuse and relay, low-pressure lockout (system empty), pressure sensor, AC control module command, wiring at the compressor plug. Our auto electrical team resolves a meaningful number of “dead compressors” at the connector.
7. Cabin smells hot, oily or acrid when the AC runs
Burnt PAG oil. The compressor is running dry or the clutch is slipping and glazing. Stop using the AC and get it looked at before debris circulates.
8. Warm on the driver’s side, cold on the passenger side
Not a compressor fault. A compressor cannot cool half a car. This is a blend door actuator or a dual-zone climate control fault — common on Mercedes, BMW and Range Rover, and a fraction of the cost.
9. Cooling is weak in the rear only
On dual-evaporator vehicles — G-Class with the rear AC option, Range Rover, Bentayga, Cullinan, Escalade — the rear circuit has its own expansion valve, its own long lines and its own leak points. The front compressor is often perfect.
If you’re seeing three or more of signs 3, 4, 6 and 7 together, book a proper car AC repair inspection rather than another gas top-up.
Not All AC Compressors Are the Same — and This Changes Your Bill by Thousands
This is the section every competing Dubai price guide skips, and it is the most financially important part of this article. “AC compressor” describes three completely different devices.
Fixed-displacement compressor with an electromagnetic clutch
Found on most Japanese, Korean and older American vehicles. A swash plate pumps a fixed volume; an electromagnetic clutch engages and disengages the pulley. Serviceable parts: clutch coil, pulley, bearing, and often the shaft seal. If the body is healthy, you may be looking at AED 450–1,600 instead of a full replacement. Clutch air gap has a spec — typically around 0.35–0.65 mm — and an out-of-spec gap causes slipping and glazing.
Externally controlled variable-displacement compressor (no clutch)
Standard on modern BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, Volkswagen, Jaguar and Land Rover. The pulley spins constantly whenever the engine runs; cooling output is varied by tilting the swash plate using an electronic control valve (ECV) that the climate module drives with a PWM signal.
Why this matters to your wallet:
- There is no clutch to fail, so any garage telling you “the clutch is gone” on a modern German car does not understand the system.
- A very common failure is the control valve alone, not the compressor — AED 400–1,400 versus AED 2,800–6,500.
- Because the pulley always turns, a seizure always takes the belt with it.
- Correct diagnosis requires a scan tool that can command compressor duty cycle and read the pressure sensor live. A gauge set alone is not enough. This is exactly the kind of work our German car repair bay is set up for.
High-voltage electric compressor (EV and plug-in hybrid)
Fitted to Tesla, BYD, and every plug-in hybrid. Driven by a 300–800 V inverter motor rather than a belt, so it cools the cabin and the traction battery.
Three rules that a general workshop will not know:
- They use POE or ND-11 oil, never PAG. PAG oil is electrically conductive. Put PAG into an HV compressor and you drop insulation resistance, trigger an isolation fault, and destroy a AED 8,000+ part.
- The system must be de-energised and the HV interlock followed before a line is opened. This is not optional.
- Insulation resistance must be tested before and after — a healthy unit should measure in the tens of megohms.
Battery thermal management runs through the same refrigerant loop, which is why AC faults on EVs show up as charging-speed and range complaints too — something we covered in our write-up on BYD Atto 3 battery cooling in UAE heat.
Warm Air Isn’t Always the Compressor: What Else Causes It
| Symptom | Compressor fault? | More likely cause | Indicative cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warm at idle, cold at speed | Sometimes | Blocked condenser, failed condenser fan | AED 300 – 2,500 |
| Warm everywhere, no click | Rarely | Empty system from a leak, fuse, relay, pressure sensor | AED 150 – 1,200 |
| Cools then warms cyclically | No | Moisture / saturated drier / expansion valve icing | AED 400 – 2,000 |
| One side warm, one side cold | No | Blend door actuator, dual-zone fault | AED 400 – 1,800 |
| Weak airflow, cold at the vent | No | Cabin filter, blower motor, evaporator fouling | AED 80 – 1,500 |
| Musty smell on startup | No | Mould on the evaporator core | AED 150 – 600 |
| Grinding + belt damage | Yes | Compressor mechanical failure | AED 1,200 – 18,000 |
Roughly speaking, of the cars that arrive at our workshop saying “I need a new AC compressor,” a large minority leave having paid for something considerably cheaper. That is what a diagnosis is for, and it’s the same logic behind our broader argument that regular diagnostics prevent expensive repairs.
How a Proper AC Compressor Diagnosis Is Done in Dubai
If your garage skips these steps, you are buying a guess.
- Refrigerant identification. A gas analyser confirms whether the system holds R134a, R1234yf, or a contaminated mix. Cross-contaminated gas cannot legally or safely be recovered into a clean machine — and it is common in cars that have been “topped up” at roadside shops.
- Static and running pressures on a manifold gauge set. High and low side, at idle and at 2,000 rpm, with recorded ambient temperature. The pressure pattern names the fault: low/low means leak, high/high means restriction or airflow, low high-side with high low-side means the compressor is not compressing.
- Vent temperature versus ambient. In 45°C ambient a healthy system should deliver a meaningful drop at the centre vent with the blower on recirculate.
- Scan tool live data. Compressor duty-cycle command, refrigerant pressure sensor value, evaporator temperature, condenser fan command, and any climate module fault codes.
- Leak detection — the right way. Nitrogen pressure testing or an electronic sniffer. UV dye is a last resort because it takes days to show and it contaminates the oil.
- Physical checks. Pulley bearing by hand, clutch air gap where applicable, belt condition, condenser fin blockage, mounting bracket cracks.
- Oil inspection. Drain a sample. Grey or glittery oil means metal in the system — and that changes the entire repair plan.
What “Black Death” Means and Why It Doubles the Bill
When a compressor seizes internally, it does not fail quietly. It grinds itself into aluminium and Teflon particles and pumps them through the whole loop. Mixed with degraded oil and moisture, the result is a black abrasive sludge — the trade name is black death.
If a new compressor is bolted onto a contaminated system, that debris goes straight back through the new unit. It typically fails within weeks to months, and the part warranty will be void.
Proper decontamination means:
- Receiver-drier or accumulator replaced. Non-negotiable. The desiccant is a one-time item and it is already saturated. Almost every compressor manufacturer voids warranty without it.
- Expansion valve or orifice tube replaced. It is the finest restriction in the system and it is where debris collects.
- Lines and evaporator flushed with an approved solvent and dried with nitrogen.
- Condenser replaced, not flushed, if it is a parallel-flow design. Modern parallel-flow and serpentine condensers have dozens of micro-channels that cannot be reliably cleared. A garage that claims to have “flushed” one has not. This is the item that turns a AED 3,000 job into a AED 5,500 job, and it is the most common corner cut in Dubai.
- Correct oil charge calculated. New compressors ship with a shipping charge of oil that is often more or less than the system requires; the difference must be drained or added. Viscosity matters — PAG 46, PAG 100 and PAG 150 are not interchangeable, and POE is required on HV systems.
Compressor Repair vs Replacement in Dubai: When Each Makes Sense
Repair is the right call when:
- The clutch coil, pulley or bearing has failed and the compressor body turns freely and quietly by hand (clutch-type only).
- The control valve / ECV has failed on a variable-displacement unit and the oil sample is clean.
- The fault is the shaft seal on a compressor that is otherwise healthy and low-hour.
- The car is a low-value daily and a used-but-tested unit is acceptable.
Replacement is the right call when:
- The compressor is seized, noisy, or fails to build a pressure differential.
- There is any metal in the oil sample.
- The system has already been “repaired” once in the last 18 months.
- It’s an electric HV compressor — these are sealed units and are not field-serviceable.
The economics in the UAE cut differently to Europe or the US. Labour rates in independent Al Quoz workshops run roughly AED 180–350 an hour against AED 350–600 at a main dealer, but exotic and luxury-SUV compressor jobs are labour-dominated. On a car where the compressor sits behind the engine or requires a front-end service position, you may pay six to ten hours of labour regardless of which part you fit — which makes fitting a cheap part economically irrational.
New vs Remanufactured vs Aftermarket AC Compressor: What to Buy in Dubai
| Option | Price position | When it makes sense | The risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| OEM / genuine (dealer box) | Baseline +40–80% | Exotics, HV compressors, cars under warranty, anything where a repeat failure means another 10 hours of labour | Cost only |
| OE supplier (Denso, Sanden, Valeo, Behr) in supplier packaging | Baseline | The sweet spot for most German and Japanese cars — same factory, different box | Confirm the part number supersession |
| Quality remanufactured | −20–35% | Older cars, discontinued part numbers, classic and low-volume models | Ask who remanufactured it and what the warranty covers |
| Budget aftermarket | −40–60% | Rarely a good idea in this climate | Tolerances and seal compounds often fail early at 50°C; usually the cheapest way to pay twice |
Insist on the warranty terms in writing, and check whether they cover labour or parts only. On a Bentley or Rolls-Royce, a parts-only warranty on a nine-hour job is close to worthless.
What to Expect: The AC Compressor Replacement Process Step by Step
- Inspection and written quote. Gauge readings, leak test result, oil sample condition, and a line-by-line estimate. Nothing starts until you approve it.
- Refrigerant recovery. The old charge is recovered into a certified machine and weighed. Venting refrigerant to atmosphere is not acceptable practice — the UAE is a party to the Montreal Protocol and its Kigali Amendment, and R1234yf is an A2L mildly flammable gas requiring its own dedicated recovery equipment.
- Access. On a compact this is an hour. On a mid-engine Ferrari or Lamborghini, or a W12 Bentley, it can mean undertrays, intake removal, a front-end service position, or partial subframe work.
- Compressor removal and oil measurement. The oil drained from the old unit is measured — that figure sets the oil charge for the new one.
- Decontamination. Flush, drier, expansion valve, and condenser assessment as described above.
- New compressor fitted with new O-rings. Every O-ring on every joint opened, lubricated with the correct oil. Torque to spec — over-torqued aluminium fittings are a leak source in themselves.
- Evacuation. The system is pulled down to below roughly 500 microns and held under vacuum to prove it is dry and leak-free. A quick fifteen-minute vacuum does not remove moisture in Dubai humidity. This step is where good workshops separate themselves and it cannot be rushed.
- Recharge by weight. The exact charge in grams is on the under-bonnet label. It is measured on a scale, not judged by gauge pressure. Underfilling starves the new compressor of oil; overfilling spikes head pressure. Both destroy the part you just paid for.
- Performance verification. Vent temperature, pressures at idle and 2,000 rpm, fan operation, duty cycle, dye check, and a road test in real Dubai heat rather than a cool workshop bay.
Typical turnaround: 3–5 hours for a straightforward car with the part in stock; a full day for German premium; one to three days for a luxury SUV, or where flushing and a condenser are involved; three days to two weeks for an exotic if the part must be ordered.
Why a Replacement AC Compressor Fails Again Within a Year
Five causes account for nearly all repeat failures, and every one of them is avoidable:
- The system wasn’t decontaminated — old debris destroyed the new unit.
- The receiver-drier was reused — saturated desiccant put moisture and acid straight back in.
- The oil charge was wrong or the wrong viscosity — the most common quiet killer.
- The system was charged by pressure instead of by weight — an undercharged system runs the compressor hot and oil-starved.
- The condenser was never cleaned or replaced — the original root cause was never addressed, so the new compressor faces the same head pressure that killed the last one.
If a garage quotes you a compressor replacement without mentioning the drier, the expansion valve or the flush, you have your answer about the quote.
Brand-Specific AC Compressor Notes for Dubai Owners
Mercedes-Benz. Variable-displacement units on most modern models, diagnosed properly only with manufacturer-level software. Dual-zone blend actuator faults are frequently misdiagnosed as compressor failure. G-Class models with the rear AC option carry a much larger refrigerant charge and a second evaporator circuit — see our G63 AMG specialist page.
BMW. Belt-driven variable-displacement compressors that spin permanently, so a seizure takes the belt and often the water pump drive with it. Worth reading alongside our notes on BMW repair.
Audi, Porsche and Volkswagen. Control valve failures are common and cheap to fix if correctly identified. Access on some V8 and W12 layouts requires a front-end service position, which is where the labour hours go — details on our Audi and Porsche pages.
Range Rover and Land Rover. Dual evaporators, long line runs, many joints, and heat-cycled O-rings. Leak-first diagnosis matters more here than on almost anything else. See Range Rover repair.
Bentley and Rolls-Royce. Large-capacity systems, extensive access work, and parts lead times that make the labour estimate the important number on the quote. The same cooling-stack thermal load is discussed in our guide to why a Rolls-Royce engine overheats in Dubai.
Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren. Mid-engine packaging, rear access, and a compressor that shares its air path with radiators already working hard in local conditions. Related reading: common Ferrari engine problems and our McLaren repair and Maserati repair pages.
Jaguar and Aston Martin. Variable-displacement units, dye-contaminated oil is a frequent legacy issue from prior “leak checks.” See Jaguar repair and Aston Martin repair.
American SUVs and pickups. Larger charges, dual evaporators on long-wheelbase models, and condenser damage from stone and debris — covered on our GMC repair page.
EVs and hybrids. POE oil, HV safety procedure, insulation resistance testing, and a refrigerant loop that also manages the battery.
The full list is on our brand specialisation page.
10 Questions to Ask Before You Approve an AC Compressor Quote in Dubai
- What were the high-side and low-side pressures, at what RPM and what ambient temperature?
- Did you identify the refrigerant, and is it R134a or R1234yf?
- How did you find the leak — nitrogen, electronic sniffer, or dye?
- Is my compressor clutch-type or variable-displacement — and have you tested the control valve?
- Was there metal in the oil sample?
- Does the quote include a new receiver-drier and expansion valve?
- Are you replacing the condenser, or flushing it — and if flushing, is it a parallel-flow design?
- What oil type and how many millilitres will you charge, and how did you calculate it?
- What vacuum level will you hold, and for how long?
- Is the refrigerant charged by weight, and what is the specified figure for my car?
Walk away if you hear: “we’ll just top it up and see”, “the drier isn’t necessary”, “we’ll flush the condenser”, a firm compressor price over the phone before any test, or “AC compressor repair” offered on a sealed electric or variable-displacement unit.
How to Make a New AC Compressor Last in Dubai
- Run the AC for ten minutes every week, even in winter. It circulates oil and keeps the shaft seal wet. This is the single highest-value habit for a car that spends summer parked.
- Rinse the condenser from the engine side, gently, twice a year and after every major sandstorm.
- Replace the cabin filter every 12 months or 15,000 km. Restricted airflow across the evaporator raises pressures across the whole system.
- Fix small leaks immediately. Refrigerant carries the oil; a slow leak is a slow oil loss.
- Never accept a top-up without a leak test. A sealed system does not consume gas.
- Park nose-out or in shade where you can — it lowers the soak temperature the compressor faces at start-up.
Our full luxury car service checklist covers where AC checks fit into a proper maintenance schedule, and our car AC repair service page explains what a full AC service includes.
AC Compressor Replacement in Al Quoz, Dubai — What Carzilla Does Differently
We are a specialist luxury and exotic car garage in Al Quoz Industrial Area 2, with 1,200+ verified Google reviews and free pickup and delivery across Dubai.
On every AC compressor job:
- Free inspection and a written estimate before anything is touched.
- Diagnosis first — we identify the refrigerant, record pressures, sample the oil and test the control valve before we condemn a compressor.
- Manufacturer-level diagnostics for German and British brands, so we read the climate module rather than guess at it.
- Decontamination as standard when a compressor has failed internally — drier, expansion valve, flush, and an honest assessment of the condenser.
- Charged by weight, evacuated to spec, verified on a road test in real heat.
- HV-safe procedure for EV and hybrid compressors, with insulation resistance recorded.
Book a free AC inspection through our contact page, or explore the rest of what we do — engine repair, gearbox and transmission repair, suspension repair, oil change and servicing, pre-purchase car inspection and RTA vehicle testing — on our full services page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does car AC compressor replacement cost in Dubai?
Between AED 1,200 and AED 2,400 for an economy car, AED 2,800–6,500 for a German premium car, AED 4,500–12,000 for a luxury SUV, and AED 6,500–18,000+ for an exotic. Electric compressors on EVs and hybrids run AED 3,500–14,000. Add AED 250–1,400 for the mandatory receiver-drier and AED 600–2,200 if the system needs decontamination after a seizure.
How long does AC compressor replacement take in Dubai?
Three to five hours on a straightforward car with the part in stock, a full working day on most German premium cars, one to three days on a luxury SUV or any car needing a flush and condenser, and up to two weeks on an exotic if the compressor must be ordered. Same-day replacement is realistic mainly on common models.
Can a car AC compressor be repaired instead of replaced?
Sometimes. On clutch-type compressors the clutch coil, pulley and bearing are replaceable — AED 450–1,600. On variable-displacement compressors, the electronic control valve is replaceable at AED 400–1,400 and is a common failure. But if the compressor is seized, noisy, or there is metal in the oil, replacement is the only durable option. Electric HV compressors are sealed and cannot be repaired.
What are the first signs of a failing AC compressor?
Cold air at speed but warm at idle, rhythmic clicking as the clutch cycles, a grinding or rumbling noise that tracks engine RPM, a squealing or shredded accessory belt, a hot oily smell from the vents, and cooling that no longer returns after a gas refill. Two or more together warrant a proper diagnosis.
Why does my car AC compressor keep failing in Dubai?
The most common reasons are a blocked or damaged condenser that was never addressed, a system that was not decontaminated after the first failure, a reused receiver-drier, an incorrect oil charge, or a system charged by pressure rather than by weight. Dubai’s 45–50°C ambient magnifies every one of these.
Is it worth replacing an AC compressor on an older car?
In the UAE, yes far more often than elsewhere, because a car without working AC is close to unusable and unsellable for eight months of the year. The judgement is not the compressor price on its own but the total system condition — if the condenser, evaporator and lines are also finished, the arithmetic changes.
Do I need a new receiver-drier when replacing an AC compressor?
Yes. The desiccant is a single-use item, it is already saturated with moisture, and virtually every compressor manufacturer voids the warranty if it is not replaced. Any quote that omits it should be questioned.
What is the difference between R134a and R1234yf, and does it affect cost?
R134a is the older refrigerant still used in most vehicles on UAE roads. R1234yf is used in newer models, has a far lower global warming potential, is mildly flammable (A2L), and costs several times more per kilogram. It also requires its own recovery and charging equipment. Expect AED 150–450 for an R134a recharge versus AED 450–1,600 for R1234yf. The two must never be mixed.
Can I keep driving with a failed AC compressor?
If the compressor is merely inefficient, yes, uncomfortably. If it is seizing, no — a locked pulley destroys the accessory drive belt, and on most cars that belt also drives the water pump and alternator, which means an overheating engine and a dead battery on the roadside.
Where can I get luxury car AC compressor replacement near Al Quoz, Dubai?
Carzilla Auto Service is located in Al Quoz Industrial Area 2, specialising in Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Porsche, Range Rover, Bentley, Rolls-Royce, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Maserati, Jaguar, Aston Martin, Tesla and BYD. Free inspection, free pickup and delivery across Dubai, and a written estimate before any work begins.



