On-site inspection
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Alkhaleej Alarabi Group Auction LLC Dubai
Al Qusais
Alkhaleej Alarabi Group Auction LLC is a motor-vehicle auction business in Al Qusais, where buyers can inspect cars before bidding and sellers can place vehicles through the auction. Reviews point to attractive prices and occasional quick handovers, though paperwork, deposits and follow-up are important concerns.
Reputation Score
3.1
★★★☆☆
132 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Low prices
Several buyers describe the auction prices as very good, including one buyer who purchased two cars.
Quick handover
One buyer received a Mazda immediately; a Corolla took five days because of the seller’s procedures.
Reported warranty
One buyer says the purchase included warranty coverage for the chassis, transmission, engine and mileage.
Car variety
A review describes the auction as diverse, giving visitors a reason to browse the available stock in person.
Tips for a Better Visit
Inspect independently. View the car before bidding and arrange your own chassis or CCM check before paying in full; one buyer reported a failed chassis test.
Document promises. Get the document-clearance deadline in writing and compare every slip: one buyer says the stated period changed from 10–21 days to 21 days.
Protect deposits. Before bidding online, confirm the refund process and retain payment records; a buyer reported a delayed 5,000-dirham bid deposit.
Confirm handover. Do not travel to collect the car until paperwork and plates are confirmed; one buyer arrived to find the license plate was still missing.
Check extra fees. Ask what registration or processing costs are included: one review says a VIP token at Mutakamel in Aweer added 160 DHS.
Plan the visit
Practical details
19th St
Al Qusais Ind. First, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | Closed |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
CCM test
A CCM test is mentioned as an inspection step after an RTA-related chassis concern; one buyer says it cost 500 DHS.
VIP token
One review says buyers were directed to a VIP token at Mutakamel in Aweer for registration.
Common Concerns
Deposit delays
Multiple buyers report waiting weeks or months for deposits to be refunded, sometimes after repeated calls or complaints.
Paperwork delays
Buyers describe documents taking far longer than promised, including one case that stretched beyond 40 days.
Poor communication
Reviews mention unanswered calls, unclear updates and repeated promises that paperwork or payments would be ready “tomorrow.”
Inspection disputes
One buyer says a car failed a chassis test after purchase and that the refund process then became difficult.
Seller payments
A seller reported waiting more than a month for payment after the car was sold through the auction.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
500dhs
CCM test
“Went for ccm test and spent 500dhs for the test and the car failed the test”Google review · June 2024
5,000 dirhams
online auction bid deposit
“I deposited 5,000 dirhams for a bid within the auction via online, but I did not buy a car”Google review · November 2023
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The Bottom Line
Alkhaleej Alarabi Group Auction LLC in Al Qusais gives buyers a chance to browse auction stock, inspect cars before bidding and sometimes secure noticeably low prices. One buyer found two cars at excellent prices, received a Mazda immediately and collected a Corolla after five days. Another review calls the selection diverse.
There are also positive comments about respectful staff, transparent service and warranties covering the chassis, transmission, engine and mileage. Those points are worth confirming in writing, especially because other buyers say promised coverage did not resolve later inspection problems. The main risk is the after-sale process.
Reviews describe paperwork taking 40 days instead of the expected 10–21 days, calls going unanswered and vehicles arriving without a required plate. Deposit refunds are an even bigger concern, with buyers reporting waits of 20 days, two months or more than three months. Sellers also describe delays receiving payment.
If you consider bidding, inspect the vehicle independently and complete a chassis or CCM check before full payment. Confirm the document deadline, plates, refund terms and every extra fee on the paperwork. Online deposits and registration-related charges deserve particular attention; one review mentions a 5,000-dirham bid deposit and another a 160-DHS VIP token.