Rent Camaro V6 Coupe in Dubai (Model: 2020)

In Dubai, the minimum age to rent a car is typically 21 years old. However, some car rental companies may require renters to be 22 or older. It's essential to check the age requirements with the specific rental agency you plan to use.

Most car rental companies in Dubai accept a valid driver's license from your home country along with an International Driving Permit (IDP). The IDP is recommended as it can help overcome language barriers and simplify the process. We also help to provide the international Driving permit for our customers On Demand.

For Visitors and Tourists Generally, you'll need your passport, a valid driver's license OR and International Driving permit,. For Residents a copy of your Emirates ID and Uae Driving License is required.

Rental prices in Dubai usually include basic insurance, which covers third-party liability.

Most rental companies prefer credit cards for reservations and security deposits. However, some may accept debit cards, but they might require additional documentation and checks. It's best to confirm with the rental agency beforehand.

Yes, there are traffic regulations in the UAE. Speed limits are strictly enforced, and seatbelt use is mandatory for all passengers. Using a mobile phone while driving without a hands-free device is also prohibited.

Yes, many rental companies offer one-way rental options within the UAE, allowing you to pick up a car in one city and drop it off in another. Additional fees may apply, so check with the rental agency for details.

In case of an accident, contact the local police immediately and report the incident to the rental company. Most rental cars come with a hotline number for roadside assistance. Follow the guidelines provided by the rental agency for such situations.

Yes, many car rental companies in Dubai allow you to add an additional driver for a fee. The additional driver should also meet the age and documentation requirements of the rental agency.

Yes, you can usually extend your rental period, but it's essential to notify the rental company as soon as possible to avoid any late fees or scheduling conflicts.
Remember that specific rental policies may vary among companies, so it's always a good practice to read the terms and conditions provided by the rental agency and ask any questions you may have before finalizing your reservation.