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Infiniti Q50

Good to know about Infiniti Q50

Kilometrage limit per day

250 KM (Every extra km will be charged 10 AED/km)

Car rental deposit amount

AED 3000 (The deposit is refunded within 28 days)

AED 300 / $ 82

per day

Deposit

AED 0

or AED 5000 deposit of your choice

Full Insurance

AED 300

price for 1 day

2018

5.8

276

White

Automatic

Rear Wheel Drive

Petrol

MIDDLE RANGE

Reserve deal

Good to know

Kilometrage limit per day

250 KM (Every extra km will be charged 10 AED/km)

Car rental deposit amount

AED 3000 (The deposit is refunded within 28 days)

About the car Infiniti Q50

Infiniti’s artfully sculpted and muscular midsizer, the Q50, but its performance is less scintillating. The 208-hp turbo 2.0-liter inline-four will disappoint enthusiasts, but a 300-hp twin-turbo 3.0-liter V-6 is offered, as is a hybrid powertrain good for 360 hp and 32-mpg highway. All Q50s get a seven-speed automatic and either rear- or all-wheel drive. The infotainment system offers apps for email and concierge services; adaptive cruise control and automated emergency braking are optional.It’s hard to be two things at once—just look at the success rate of famous double agents. Robert Hanssen: serving 15 consecutive life sentences. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg: electric chair(s). Severus Snape: snake bite. The consequences of competing loyalties are less dire in the world of mass-produced consumer goods, but it’s easy to spot a soul in conflict with itself—even if that soul is in fact a car, as in the case of the Infiniti Q50, which aspires to be both a luxury ride and a sports sedan. Tightly creased sheetmetal (imperceptibly tweaked for 2018) and angrily canted headlights are the first signs that the Q50 tested here, outfitted in Sport trim with a 300-hp twin-turbocharged V-6 engine and all-wheel drive, aspires to sportiness. Inside, a pair of magnesium paddle shifters—part of a $1500 package that also includes Infiniti’s adaptive suspension and upgraded brakes—help to drive the point home. But any significant amount of time spent behind the wheel will reveal the Q50 to be more interested in comforts than athletics.Each and every car in our extensive collection is hand-selected under our high standards of quality, luxury, and value. All our vehicles are modern, well-maintained, insured, and are regularly serviced by our competent mechanics. Our rental perks also include a full tank, flexible payment options, and round-the-clock help and repair.If you have any questions about this or any other model you see on our website, just call us on +971 4 383 96 96, and our experienced staff will be happy to assist you with your query, give all the details, and calculate the exact cost of the car you’d like to hire with us.Alternatively, visit our Paddock Luxury Car Rental offices in Dubai or Ras Al Khamah branch, and this will surely be the easiest and smoothest car hiring experience you’ve ever had in your life!

frequently asked questions

What is the minimum age requirements to rent a car in Dubai ?

Drivers under 30 must have a license for a minimum of three years. The same applies for the person(s) whose name(s) is/are mentioned as additional driver.

Can anyone else drive the car i rent?

The contract prescribes two drivers, but at the time of filling out the contract, you must provide a driver's license and passport.

What do you need for a luxury car rental in Dubai ?

Drivers shall be required to have a valid driver's license and Passport copy.

How much is the Insurance limit on luxury car rental Dubai?

Includes an overall Motor Vehicle Insurance. 3000-5000 AED for Excess Luxury Cars. 7000-10000 AED for Sports Cars.

What are the driving licenses that can be used in Arab countries ?

Local driving license for UAE citizens. International driving licenses issued by the following countries: 1. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 2. Egypt, 3. Bahrain, 4. Jordan, 5. Kuwait, 6. Tunisia, 7. Sultanate of Oman, 8. Algeria, 9. Qatar, 10. Morocco, 11. Sudan, 12. Somalia, 13. Palestine, 14. Lebanon, 15. Libya, 16. Syria, 17 Yemen, 18. Iraq, 19. Djibouti, 20. Comoros, 21. Mauritania.