Cheaper cars in Dubai, such as economy models, are generally affordable and widely available for daily or weekly rentals.

The cheapest months to rent a car in Dubai are typically during the summer months (June to September) when the weather is extremely hot, and tourism is at its lowest. During this off-peak season, rental companies often offer discounts and lower rates to attract customers. However, if you prefer milder weather, consider renting in late autumn (October-November) or early spring (March-April), when prices are still relatively affordable compared to the peak winter season (December-February). Always book in advance and compare prices for the best deals.

Most car rental companies in Dubai do not accept debit cards for the security deposit. A credit card in the driver’s name is typically required to block the deposit amount. However, some companies may allow debit card payments for the rental fee itself, but this varies by provider. Always check with the rental company in advance to confirm their payment policies.

Not all car rentals have this criteria but the most of the  rental cars in Dubai often come with a daily mileage limit, which can vary depending on the rental company and the type of vehicle you choose.

Yes, you can take a rental car into the desert in Dubai, but there are important factors to consider. First, check with the rental company, as many prohibit off-road or desert driving due to the risks involved. If allowed, ensure you rent a 4x4 vehicle suitable for sand dunes, as standard cars are not equipped for such terrain. Verify that your insurance covers off-road driving, as standard policies often exclude it. Desert driving requires skill and experience. Always drive cautiously, carry essentials like a shovel and extra water, and stick to designated areas like Al Lahbab or Liwa Desert. Be aware that any damage to the vehicle, such as sand in the engine or scratches, may result in additional charges. For a safer and more enjoyable experience, booking a professional desert tour is often the best option.

Yes, there will be a security deposit for car rentals and it is based on rental agencies and vehicle.

If the rental car you’ve taken in Dubai breaks down, pull over to a safe location, turn on your hazard lights, and contact the rental company’s 24/7 roadside assistance for help—avoid attempting repairs yourself. In case of an accident, ensure everyone’s safety, call the police to file a mandatory report, and notify the rental company immediately. Document the scene with photos and collect details from other parties, but avoid admitting fault. Follow the rental agreement terms and provide the necessary documents for insurance claims, though you may still be liable for excess fees. Always keep the rental company’s contact information handy and avoid unauthorized repairs to prevent additional charges.

Yes, many rental companies offer luxury and sports cars, but these often come with higher rental fees, stricter age requirements, and additional insurance costs.