Why are all police cars in Dubai super-running?

In Dubai, a police force is equipped with super-running luxury cars ranging from several to dozens, and brands include Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini and other high-value sports cars. Dubai is the safest city in the United Arab Emirates and even the whole Middle East. The public security environment is very good. Even in the middle of the night, it is very safe to walk alone in the street.

Then the question is, what are so many luxury cars used as police cars? Besides working as a policeman, you can also make money.

In our country, when police cars don't leave the police station, they are almost always parked in the parking lot dedicated to the police station. In Dubai, police cars may be parked on busy streets, even under some famous landmarks, and there is more than one. Parking the police car here is not for the police, but for tourists, attracting more people to travel and increasing their income.

Why are there so many luxury cars in Dubai?

1. First of all, Dubai is rich in oil resources and has a small population, so its per capita income is extremely high; That's understandable.

2. Dubai is known as the world's tax haven, so it attracts the investment of the world's richest people;

Dubai is also one of the international tourist metropolises, and there will be 20 million tourists in 2020. No matter what city it is, a single development model is not a long-term solution. In order to achieve sustainable development, we must move towards diversification. Dubai is rich by oil, but this resource is not inexhaustible. When Dubai found that its oil reserves were not much, it began to transform, relying on its unique geographical location to start trade and develop tourism. Since luxury cars are famous all over the world, simply replace all police cars with luxury cars, create more tourism resources and form a beautiful scenery. I have to say, this is really unexpected!

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