“Excuse me, your Lamborghini is on fire!”

A Lamborghini driver had stopped at traffic lights and was posing for photos with the motorist in front when the flames started shooting out near his rear bumper.

In the video below, he puts on his hazard lights and blue flashes can be seen from under the vehicle and the blaze takes hold.

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He drives off without realising the car is ablaze but within moments he has stopped and is watching it get devastated by the flames.

The footage, filmed in Dubai, was posted on Imgur and quickly got more than1.5million views.

Source: Mirror

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Watch as a £250,000 Lamborghini supercar is reduced to ashes by engine fire in Dubai

For some drivers even a small dent in the door of their car would be the end of the world. So imagine how this unnamed man felt when his £250,000 Lamborghini Aventador went up in flames in Dubai.

Footage shows the yellow supercar surrounded by smoke as its parked on a road near the luxury Al Qasr Hotel. A man wearing just a black T-shirt, jeans and trainers can be seen desperately using a fire extinguisher to try and put it out.

Firefighters also douse the car in water as smoke continues to pour out from underneath. Unfortunately despite their best efforts the car is reduced to a mere smouldering carcass.

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A wealthy Russian tourist filmed the moment on his mobile phone and posted it to his Instagram page. A second video showed the car’s wreckage, with its doors and back windscreen completely destroyed.

It is not clear what started the fire although some reports suggest it was due to a suspected engine fault. The Aventador can go from a standstill to 60mph in just under three seconds and has a top speed of 217mph.

Source: Daily Mail

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Dubai Police supercar tops list of fastest law-enforcement vehicles

Police in Dubai have no excuse to not catch a speeding motorist as they have the world’s fastest street-legal car in their arsenal, the Bugatti Veyron, which has topped a list of fastest law-enforcement vehicles in emerging countries.

Capable of hitting a top speed of 407kph, the 16-cylinder Bugatti Veyron churns out 1,200 horsepower, allowing it to reach 100kph in just 2.5 seconds, making it able to catch any speeding motorist. The vehicle is the jewel in the crown of Dubai Police’s fleet of luxury cars, which they use to promote their image and to encourage interaction with the public.

Dubai Police chief Maj Gen Khamis Al Muzeina said previously that the force uses the cars to enhance its presence at landmark sites, where a majority of tourists frequent, adding that the police stay up-to-date with the latest cars and technology to ensure the best safety and security services.

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The force also has a Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 in its ranks, which is second on the list, a supercar that has recently been acquired by Vietnam as the Southeast Asian country looks to boost its ability to serve and protect. The Aventador, a feature in several police fleets around the world, tops out at 349kph, making other high-speed sports cars drivers think twice before putting the pedal to the metal.

Exotic car maker Lamborghini finds itself again on the list at number three with the Gallardo LP560-4. Accelerating up to 100kph in 3.7 seconds, police in Indonesia are only showing off this beauty in a shopping mall at the moment. If it ever hits the streets, the Gallardo will be capable of maxing out at 330kph.

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A Gulf police force crops up again on the list as Qatari cops have a Porsche Panamera, which comes fourth. The Panamera, the country’s fastest police cruiser, can climb to a speed of 318kph. And with the Qatari government holding a stake in the German high-end car maker, Porsches make up the bulk of the nation’s fleet of cruisers.

Coming in at number five is the Chevrolet Camaro, which Mexican police patrol their streets with at speeds of up to 249kph. Although the Camaro is well behind the blistering speeds of the Bugatti Veyron, those on the wrong side of the law should take note that it can accelerate from 0-100kph in only 4.9 seconds.

Source: The National

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Dubai Police’s night-time supercar procession

There’s no point in owning a Bugatti Veyron, Mercedes SLS and a Lamborghini Aventador if you can’t show them off, right?

This is exactly why Dubai Police has decided to showcase its fleet of luxury cars in action on the city’s key roads.

The 88-second night-time video, posted on the force’s YouTube channel, begins with a wide-angle shot of the brightly lit emirate and gradually homes in on the vehicles whizzing through the city.

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The cars manoeuvre among one another on Mohammed bin Zayed Boulevard before coming to a halt in front of the Dubai Mall and Dubai Fountain as crowds erupt in joy.

Dubai Police said the fleet of luxury cars were to promote the image of the authorities and to encourage the public to interact with the police. A Lexus RCF, equipped with computers and cameras, is the latest vehicle to join the police fleet, which includes a McLaren MP4-12C, Aston Martin One-77, Audi R8, Bugatti Veyron, Mercedes SLS, BMW M6, Lamborghini Aventador, Ferrari FF, and Bentley Continental GT.

Dubai Police chief Maj Gen Khamis Al Muzeina said the fleet of cars was used to patrol heritage sites as well as other places frequented by tourists.

Source: The National UAE

Video: Dubai taxi users in Dh1.1m supercar

Have you driven a Dh1.1 million supercar?

For four hours on December 6 last year, Dubai residents aged 25 years and above and those possessing a valid UAE driving licence could order a test drive around Downtown Dubai or DIFC in a Dh1.1m supercar thanks to a collaboration between Uber, an app-based transportation network and taxi company, and supercar manufacturer McLaren Automotive.

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Several did – and now Uber/McLaren have released a video showing how the Dubai denizens reacted during the 15-minute test drive of the McLaren 650S.

For the record, the car can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in a mere 3 seconds, and boasts of a top speed of 333km/h.

Here’s the reaction:

Source: Emirates247

Dubai Grand Parade: Supercars, bikes and a procession of world records

A fitting weekend curtain raiser to the festivities marking the 43rd National Day rolled through Dubai with dramatic flair last Friday.

Draped in a sea of UAE flags, the Meydan Motor Village reverberated with the powerful revs of 600 luxury cars as the Dubai Grand Parade was flagged off.

Earlier in the morning, the Dubai Motor Festival (DMF) is believed to have set a new Guinness World Record of the largest number of cars in a single motorcade with 58 automative marquees taking part in a mass convoy of supercars, classic automobiles and exotic cars.

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The automobile carnival was bursting with top brands, from Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maserati to Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, and Bugatti.

The convoy traced a 47-km route around all iconic landmarks of the city in three hours with excited onlookers greeting it everywhere before it ended at Meydan.

Residents along the parade route cheered on the car owners, giving the event a festive feel ahead of National Day.

Source: GulfNews

Ride Dubai supercar taxi for free

The Supercar Taxi is the latest in car luxury that will shift gear for Dubai roads, offering residents and tourists a ride of their lives for free.

Added to the fleet are Rolls Royce, Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini and even an AMG G Class Limo.

They will be driven into the spotlight as part of the Dubai Motor Festival, which runs from November 19 until December 6.

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Each car in this fleet is worth more than Dh1 million, say organisers, adding the vehicles will be deployed at high footfall areas such as malls, tourist landmarks across the city, offering free one-way rides.

The service will operate on the weekends of November 21-22, 28-29 and December 5-6.

“The Supercar Taxis will offer tourists and residents a dream experience like no other. The idea behind this was to celebrate people’s passion for motoring,” said Jin Chwen Ong, Director, Dubai Motor Festival.

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Over the last year, Dubai Police took centre stage when it unveiled its fleet of supercars that includes a Ferrari, Bentley, Aston Martin and a Mercedes SLS.

Last month, Dubai Ambulance launched a Lotus as its first responder emergency vehicle.

Dubai Civil Defence has meanwhile added a Corvette to its fleet.

Source: Emirates 24/7