Used Volkswagen Beetle for sale in Dubai, UAE

What our customers are saying about the Volkswagen Beetle in Dubai, UAE

Tanya - I bought my import second hand Beetle two years ago. I went to buy an entirely different car, but this one stuck out to me. It's fun to drive in the UAE and parking is easy, and it can fit into the tightest spaces.
Pros: Easy to park, engine and front legroom.
Cons: Loose trims bits.

Fatima - I bought one of these cars as my first ride because of how cheap they were. At first, I thought they would be sluggish and slow, but I was pleasantly surprised about how fun it is to drive around Dubai in.
Pros: Pre owned price, driveability and look.
Cons: Resale price in UAE.

Kareem - Good prices for a used Beetle Turbo. Mine is excellent and has everything I need inside and out. Options are fantastic, and fuel economy is great. Highly recommend these cars.
Pros: Fuel economy, options and size.
Cons: Size inside.

Five reasons to buy a Volkswagen Beetle in Dubai, UAE

1. Due to their small nature, they are incredibly easy to park in malls, basements anywhere really.
2. New Beetle models from the late 90’s are extremely cheap, so cheap in fact that you could buy one and after a year sell that one and buy another one. Ones from export markets are even cheaper.
3. They are fun little cars to drive around the town.
4. It’s got an iconic name that will stick in your head forever.
5. Oddly enough, it may appear small, but it has ample leg space for front passengers.

About the Volkswagen Beetle

First appearing in 1938, if it weren't for a famous dictator who wasn’t a pleasant man we would never have had the “people’s car”. Porsche also had their hand in the early stages of design and the final product.

With the simple premise in mind, the original Beetle became popular not only in its native Germany but around the world. In 1999, the “bug” ranked fourth in a Car of the Century competition behind the Ford Model T, Mini and Citroen DS. `Nevertheless, these vehicles hold a special place in everyone's heart.

Road Rivals: Mini Cooper, Hyundai Veloster and the Fiat 500.

With a simple design both inside and out, the Volkswagen took the world by storm as it could fit four people inside on the fabric seats. It literally moved the entire at one point.

Incredibly enough these models were in production for 75 years and remained relatively unchanged throughout the years. Mechanical and interior changes did occur throughout the three-quarters of a century of production.

Base models are fitted with manual windows, a centrally mounted speedometer and a manual gear stick. Options such as air conditioning, AM or FM radio, glove box storage compartment, cigarette lighter, fog lights and sunroof.

Commonly referred to as the type 1, they are available as hatchback or convertible. Due to its popularity, fans reconstructed models use on the beach which are commonly referred to as Baja Bugs.

Many models are highly sought after include the split rear window versions that were made available in the late 40’s and 50’s.

Powering the rear wheels is a four cylinder petrol or diesel mated as standard to a manual gearbox and very rarely an automatic version. Weighing in at 840 kilos, the vehicles weren’t known for their high-end speeds and quick drag times. In 1951, a diesel version tested how fast 0-100 km/h could be achieved. 60 seconds was the final time.

Even though a newer shape was unveiled in 1997, the old form continued to be popular in individual countries and was kept in production until 2003.