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Honda Civic has been my companion for about a year now, it’s such a reliable ride for everyday use. The seats are comfy, the cabin feels spacious, and the AC cools the car in no time, which is super important here. The touchscreen system connects with my phone easily, so I don’t bother with wires anymore. On the road, the

I got the Toyota Raize recently as a second car, and honestly, it’s very practical. It’s compact, so parking in tight spots is easy, but inside it feels roomy enough for small family trips. The engine is 1.0 turbo, so don’t expect crazy power, but it handles city roads and highway cruising just fine. Fuel efficiency is excellent, I fill

I hve Nissan Kicks for a while, and it’s one of the most underrated crossovers here. It looks compact from the outside but inside, the space surprised me. Rear legroom is very good, and boot space easily takes weekly groceries or small luggage. The ride quality is smooth, and the suspension handles speed bumps nicely. The 1.6L engine is simple

I’ve been driving a Kia Seltos for daily commute between Sharjah and Dubai. It’s compact but doesn’t feel cramped inside. The design is neat and modern, and I like the LED lights at night. The engine is not very powerful, but for city driving and highway cruising at 120–140, it’s more than enough. AC works perfectly even in peak summer,

The Jetour Dashing caught my attention mainly because of its design. It doesn’t look like a budget SUV at all, sleek lines, big grille, sporty lights. I’ve been using it for city drives and occasional Abu Dhabi trips. The touchscreen inside is big, with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay working smoothly. Engine is okay for daily use, not too fast