At Linda Cars, we believe that getting your dream car should be simple, smooth, and stress-free — and that includes financing. That’s why we’ve put together answers to the most common questions our customers ask about buying and financing a car in the UAE.
Yes, we can! Our finance team can help you quickly close your current loan so you can upgrade to your next car without any hassle.
Absolutely! We offer door-to-door delivery anywhere in the UAE.
We do! Our team takes care of all the paperwork and processes with banks and the RTA — so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
Yes, definitely. You can book a test drive online or visit our Dubai showroom to try out the car yourself.
Yes! All our cars come with warranty options, and we also offer extended warranty and service contracts for added peace of mind.
Usually between 2 to 5 working days, depending on the bank and your documents.
It’s a flexible option that lets you get a car without a bank loan. You pay a deposit, lease the car for up to 4 years — and in the end, the car is yours.
Yes! Just bring your car to our showroom. We’ll inspect it for free and give you an instant trade-in offer.
To apply for a loan, you’ll need: Emirates ID Passport & visa copy, UAE driving license, Salary certificate, Last 3 months of bank statements
Eligibility for 0% down payment depends on your bank’s approval and credit profile. Speak to our team — we’ll help you check if you qualify.
Yes, you can still apply. But the maximum loan amount you can get will depend on your current monthly loan payments. You can use our calculator or ask our team to check for you.
Yes. If you don’t meet the loan criteria, an immediate family member (like a parent, spouse, or sibling) can apply for the loan in their name for your car..
The interest rate is what the bank charges for borrowing money. It’s calculated on the full loan amount over the entire loan period — not just on the remaining balance. Rates vary by bank, loan type (auto vs personal), and your profile. Our team will guide you to the best rate available.
It depends on the bank, but usually ranges between AED 3,000 to AED 6,000 per month. It may vary if you're salaried, self-employed, or with a specific bank.