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Supercars Found In Abandoned Mega Scrapyard In Dubai (Photos)

When you hear scrapyard the first thing that comes to mind are old and rickety vehicles but that’s not the case here. Behold the largest scrapyard in Dubai and guess what? it’s filled with not just modern but supercars. The scrapyard is very huge as seen in the pictures and you begin to wonder what happened.
First of all not all the cars there are bad or ridiculously damaged. Some of the vehicles are seized because the owners can’t afford to complete the payment. Others are vehicles that are meant to be auctioned at a later date but due to circumstances couldn’t be auctioned. While some were involved in some nasty accidents as seen by the level of damage on them.
The cars seen on the scrapyard ranges from the latest G-Wagon to a Rolls-Royce Wraith, a Lamborghini Aventador to a Ferrari California and many more. According to reports, most of the cars are for sale and will be auctioned online. Some people may even fancy buying parts of the vehicles. These parts will be bought on a cheap and then resold to a vehicle that needs them.
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