Remove the Salik Tag – Salik tags don’t transfer to the new owner as they are registered to the person, not the car. If the tag is not removed and the new owner drives under a gate, you’ll be the one paying for their journeys. Similarly, if you’re still using the car, don’t remove the Salik tag until it’s sold.
Fines – Any fines incurred – whether it’s a parking ticket, speeding fine or anything else – must be paid before the car can be sold to anyone.
Car loans – If the car was bought with a loan, the loan must be cleared before you sell it (by at least a couple of days due to bank clearance times). If the loan is not cleared, the RTA will not allow you to transfer ownership of the vehicle. In some cases, the bank that holds the loan may allow the loan to be transferred to the new buyer via a power of attorney, although this is rare.
Insurance – Your insurance on the vehicle will need to be cancelled or transferred to the new owner. Be aware that transferring insurance is only possible if your vehicle has at least seven months left on your current policy and the insurance company agrees to transfer to the new buyer. If you have seven months or more remaining on your policy, you can cancel and request a refund of the remaining amount.
Maintain and clean your car – Maintaining and cleaning your car properly is one of the most important parts of this whole list. We’ll explain why later in this article.

How To Sell Your Car in Dubai

1- Car Buying Company

2- Trade your car

• Ras Al Khor Cars Market (Dubai)
• Souq Al Haraj (Sharjah)

4- Sell Your Car Online

• Login / Register
• Fill Up All Car Details
• Upload Quality Pictures
• Submit Listing

How to list your car for sale Properly

• The front (left and right side)
• The back (left and right side)
• Interior (front)
• Interior (rear)
• Wheel shot (front wheel)

Never put advertisements on or in the vehicle

Be warned, putting any kind of paperwork or advertisement in or on your vehicle stating that it is for sale could get you in trouble with the authorities. Stick to posting it online. Alternatively, there are other ways to sell your car in the UAE other than posting it online. Although not as popular as they once were, you can still advertise in newspaper classifieds and print out an ad and post it on notice boards where it is allowed.

Once you’ve found a few potential buyers to view the car, it’s important to meet them in person. This will give them a chance to look at the car and you’ll know that they’re genuinely interested buyers. They will want to take your car for sale for a test drive to make sure it runs properly. Here are a few things CarsClub recommends when a buyer wants to test drive your car: Make sure they have a valid UAE driving license – don’t accept license from other countries. Insurance in the UAE covers the vehicle as long as the driver has a valid UAE driving license.
Choose a predetermined route, preferably in a quiet area with plenty of open space.
If there are any bumps, scratches, dents or other damage to the vehicle, make sure you’re both aware of them before setting off.
Do not let the buyer drive the vehicle alone!

Requirements for selling your car in Dubai

Documents required by the Buyer

FAQs

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the United Arab Emirates is a dynamic and thriving market for the automotive industry. The country’s strong economy, high standard of living and diverse population of locals and expatriates make it a lucrative destination for car sales. When venturing into the UAE automotive market, it’s important to consider the preferences and demands of the local consumer base. Offering a wide range of vehicles to suit different needs, from luxury cars to more budget-friendly options, is crucial to success. It is also essential to understand and comply with the UAE’s automotive regulations and standards. With careful market research and a well-thought-out business strategy, selling cars in the UAE can be a rewarding and profitable endeavour.