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The whole truth about the abandoned supercars Dubai
Photos supposedly abandoned supercars in Dubai Internet exploded in the past few years. Growing up in the midst of the desert sand in the UAE, Dubai has become a symbol of wealth and abundance and needs no introduction. So maybe it was not particularly surprising when sites such as Smash reported that dozens of supercars from Lamborghini to Ferrari and Porsche were just thrown on the side of the road and in parking lots owners.
However, some witnesses and people who live directly in Dubai rushed to refute the startling news, claiming that the vehicles had not been thrown, and it was something like an urban myth. In fact, it is in Dubai commonplace when, after a sand storm all the cars parked on the streets or open areas, covered by a thick layer of dust and dirt, which European countries are strong evidence that the car has not been touched for months or years . Also in Dubai if the owner of a luxury car really abandons its operation, of course, they will not stand in the parking lot - they will be confiscated and auctioned.
Much of the discussion revolved around the Internet users of the car, particularly supercar Ferrari Enzo worth a staggering 1, 6 million. Dollars. When the story first appeared on the network in 2012, it was reported that the supercar has been abandoned by the British emigrants who fled the city in an attempt to avoid prison.
Financial debt is a serious crime in Dubai, and instead just sell the car in payment of debts, it simply dumped on the street. A few weeks later, however, revealed a new twist in the tale of an abandoned supercars in Dubai.
It turned out that Enzo is actually held as evidence in connection with a large-scale police investigation and was captured by the authorities. Luxury car is reported to the police deduced on the participants a series of crimes, including robberies and thefts of vehicles such as the Corvette, Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Ferrari.
As a result, vehicles have become the property of Interpol.
So what is the real story of "abandoned supercars" Dubai? While it is possible that some of the supercars were really abandoned because of rising debt and other factors, most of photographs showing alleged abandoned luxury cars, in fact, show the status of the car just after the passage of a sandstorm in the city.
However, some witnesses and people who live directly in Dubai rushed to refute the startling news, claiming that the vehicles had not been thrown, and it was something like an urban myth. In fact, it is in Dubai commonplace when, after a sand storm all the cars parked on the streets or open areas, covered by a thick layer of dust and dirt, which European countries are strong evidence that the car has not been touched for months or years . Also in Dubai if the owner of a luxury car really abandons its operation, of course, they will not stand in the parking lot - they will be confiscated and auctioned.
Much of the discussion revolved around the Internet users of the car, particularly supercar Ferrari Enzo worth a staggering 1, 6 million. Dollars. When the story first appeared on the network in 2012, it was reported that the supercar has been abandoned by the British emigrants who fled the city in an attempt to avoid prison.
Financial debt is a serious crime in Dubai, and instead just sell the car in payment of debts, it simply dumped on the street. A few weeks later, however, revealed a new twist in the tale of an abandoned supercars in Dubai.
It turned out that Enzo is actually held as evidence in connection with a large-scale police investigation and was captured by the authorities. Luxury car is reported to the police deduced on the participants a series of crimes, including robberies and thefts of vehicles such as the Corvette, Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Ferrari.
As a result, vehicles have become the property of Interpol.
So what is the real story of "abandoned supercars" Dubai? While it is possible that some of the supercars were really abandoned because of rising debt and other factors, most of photographs showing alleged abandoned luxury cars, in fact, show the status of the car just after the passage of a sandstorm in the city.
