Dubai is now a car graveyard. Why are some vehicles forced to be scrapped?

This has something to do with the laws of Dubai. We all know that when it comes to Dubai, the first impression is that there are many rich people there. As long as there are rich people, there will be luxury cars, but there are luxury cars in Dubai. There are still many unclaimed places. The main reason for this phenomenon is that too many vehicles are forced to be scrapped. Dubai's law stipulates that as long as the airbag of a car bursts, if it comes once, then no matter how it is repaired, it can't go on the road again, which means that the vehicles with airbag bursts have been scrapped, and there are many such vehicles in Dubai, so we understand that most of the so-called luxury car powder factories are vehicles that have had accidents. Of course, there are several other reasons that are also critical:

1, the illegal fine is too high.

Many people only know that there are many luxury cars in Dubai, but they don't know how high the fine for luxury cars in Dubai is. Let's just say that if a luxury car violates the rules several times, the fine may be as high as or even exceed the purchase amount of the car itself, so it is more cost-effective for these illegal owners to throw away the car.

2. The vehicle import tax is very low.

The main reason why there are so many luxury cars in Dubai is that the vehicle import tax is very low, which is different in other countries. Many countries have very high taxes on luxury cars, but Dubai is very cheap, so it is relatively cheap to drive luxury cars in Dubai, so there will be more and more luxury cars and more scrapped cars.

3. There are many rich people.

Back to the root cause, the main reason why there are so many luxury cars in Dubai is that there are too many rich people in Dubai itself. It can almost be said that people with hundreds of millions of net worth belong to the middle and lower classes in Dubai, and even those at the bottom have several luxury cars. With such a large quantity, there will certainly be some scrapped vehicles.