Broad selection
Reviews mention a variety of cars, including luxury vehicles and options for different budgets.
Ras Al Khor
New Cars L.L.C is a pre-owned car dealer in Ras Al Khor with a broad selection that includes BMWs, luxury models and family SUVs. Reviews show that buyers can also handle ownership transfer, insurance and RTA paperwork here, although an independent inspection is important before committing.
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Reviews mention a variety of cars, including luxury vehicles and options for different budgets.
Some buyers had ownership transfer, insurance and RTA formalities completed within a week.
One buyer says the car was sent for testing before sale and minor defects were followed up and fixed.
Several reviews describe straightforward purchases, including a used car collected within eight hours.
Get inspection. Pay for an independent garage check and verify mileage and history internationally before buying.
Test properly. Do not rely only on a parking-lot drive; one buyer found 18 faults after taking the car to a trusted workshop.
Document warranty. Get the warranty paper, coverage and exclusions in writing before handover, especially since one buyer could not initially find the document.
Confirm deposits. Before paying a deposit, get the refund terms in writing and request an official receipt and company payment details.
Check invoices. Ask for itemised receipts for extras such as insurance and tyres; one customer disputed the quoted tyre value.
Plan the visit
A buyer said the BMW 540i purchase felt professional and that the agreed terms were kept throughout.
The Mini Cooper Countryman was mentioned in a strongly negative review citing engine, coolant and accident-history problems.
One buyer described a Nissan Patrol 2015 model as being in excellent condition.
Reviews report serious undisclosed problems, including flooding, accident damage, coolant leaks and transmission faults.
Some buyers say warranty promises were unclear, denied or difficult to use after mechanical problems appeared.
Reviews describe deposits and second-key promises remaining unresolved for weeks or months.
Several customers report unanswered calls and messages after purchase or during financing and refund issues.
One visitor says the car looked completely different from its posted photos when viewed at the showroom.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
insurance and tyres
“Paid 10,000DH for insurance and tyres on a vehicle I brought from them”Google review · October 2019
fix a lot of issues
“However the car wasn’t at all, After 1 month i paid 4,000 aed to fix a lot of issues”Google review · April 2021
changed the Motor
“And after 2 months i changed the Motor which cost me 15,000 aed(insurance covered only 5,000 aed, knowing that he didn’t mention that when i purchased the car, he said that the motor is insured for 1 year”Google review · April 2021
Kia Sportage model 2015
“I paid in 2 months for a kia sportage model 2015 50,000 aed”Google review · April 2021
repairs to two workshops
“Having now spend almost 8,000dhs on repairs to two workshops, one which was finally able to identify and remove the cause of those vibrations, the car is now in a state that I can drive and enjoy”Google review · December 2020
The Bottom Line
C is a pre-owned dealer in Ras Al Khor where shoppers can browse BMWs, luxury cars and SUVs, then arrange ownership transfer, insurance and RTA paperwork. Some buyers describe smooth purchases and helpful guidance through registration, while others found the process difficult once a problem appeared. The showroom is worth considering for its selection, but the condition of each car needs to be verified independently rather than accepted from the listing or sales conversation.
The cautionary reviews are unusually specific. Buyers reported a flooded write-off, accident histories, engine and gearbox faults, missing airbags and cars that looked better in photos or on the surface than they did in a workshop. Reported repair bills included AED 4,000 for initial issues, AED 15,000 for a replacement motor and nearly AED 8,000 across two workshops.
Warranty coverage and after-sales follow-up were also disputed, with complaints about unanswered calls, delayed deposits and a missing second key. Before paying, arrange a proper road test and independent garage inspection, check mileage and international service history, and put the warranty, keys, deposit refund and any promised repairs in writing. Bring receipts for every payment and extra.