Salvage range
The yard has a wide mix of salvaged vehicles, including hypercars, supercars and classics.
Dubai Industrial City
Copart UAE Auctions LLC runs online auto auctions in Dubai Industrial City, with damaged-vehicle auctions on Monday evenings and used-vehicle auctions on Tuesday evenings. It is worth considering for access to salvage and used cars, provided you verify each lot carefully before bidding.
Source: Google Maps
The yard has a wide mix of salvaged vehicles, including hypercars, supercars and classics.
Reviews include a used-vehicle purchase described as quick, smooth and stress free.
One buyer found email responses quick and helpful, even though phone support was harder to reach.
A reviewer found plenty of parking and had title paperwork ready on arrival.
Some visitors describe the office team as cooperative, professional and easy to work with.
Inspect first. Visit the yard and check the car in person before bidding; photos alone may not reveal crash or flood damage.
Check access fees. Ask whether using the keys or inspecting a car carries a separate charge; one review cites AED 200 per car.
Allow time. Budget roughly 20–25 days from bidding to collection, and keep extra time for phone or document delays.
Confirm lots. Before travelling with a mechanic, reconfirm that the vehicle is still available and that its auction date has not moved.
Plan yard visits. Check access hours before arriving: one reviewer says yard inspection was restricted until 8am despite a 7am opening.
Expect heat. For a yard inspection, take water and plan around the hot outdoor conditions.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
The yard is mentioned for its large selection of salvaged cars, including unusual and high-value categories.
Title transfer is a recurring customer need, although reviews differ sharply on how smoothly it is handled.
Several buyers say photos and descriptions failed to show serious damage, including flooded vehicles.
Bidding without the VIN makes it difficult to verify a vehicle’s history before committing money.
Reviews describe unanswered calls, delayed invoices and documents, with some processes lasting months.
Counter service can be very slow; one visitor spent four hours seeking basic information.
Cars have reportedly been removed or auction dates postponed after buyers had already travelled to inspect them.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
use the keys
“If you want to check a car, you are not allowed to even use the keys unless you pay AED 200 per car, which is unreasonable and discouraging for serious buyers”Google review · November 2025
paid member
“I’m a paid member (AED 1,200 + VAT) and have also deposited a AED 25,000 cheque with them”Google review · October 2025
cheque
“I’m a paid member (AED 1,200 + VAT) and have also deposited a AED 25,000 cheque with them”Google review · October 2025
fee that lets you bid on cars
“As a visitor you cannot enter, this is one of the famous places of dubai for car enthusiast, but if you dont pay the 650 AED fee that lets you bid on cars, you cant even see them in person”Google review · October 2024
The Bottom Line
Copart UAE Auctions LLC is an online auto auction in Dubai Industrial City, with damaged-vehicle auctions on Monday evenings and used-vehicle auctions on Tuesday evenings. It is mainly useful for buyers looking through salvage cars and used vehicles, but the condition and paperwork need close checking before you bid. The appeal is range: one review mentions hypercars, supercars, classics and salvaged cars from across Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Buyers who meet the access requirements can inspect vehicles in the yard, and some reviewers found the office team helpful with bidding, documents, delivery and registration. Parking is available on site. The risks are substantial.
Multiple buyers say photos and descriptions missed important damage, including flooded cars, while one vehicle listed as “run and drive” reportedly arrived with an engine that would not start. Another reviewer objected to bidding without the VIN. Ask about every fee, document and seller-acceptance condition; lots have reportedly been removed or postponed after buyers travelled to inspect them.
Allow time for administration. Reviews mention waits of one to four hours, phone calls going unanswered, and title transfers, refunds and deposits taking weeks or months. The yard can also be a long trip from central Dubai, so confirm access and lot status before setting out.