A Rolls-Royce, a Ferrari and a black Aston Martin,
which wouldn't look out of place in a Bond film, line the student car park row
after row.
The gallery of supercars was taken by student Meeka
Nasser who wanted to show the world the array of models on show at the
university.
A
Bentley which cost more than £100,000 is parked at the American University of
Dubai
No
expense spared: Why not rock up to class in this gold coloured Rolls Royce
A
red Ferrari fit for a superstar - or a student at the American University of
Dubai
He said: 'I attend the American University of Dubai
and the cars that students drive here are just ludicrous.
'If I was back home in Canada my car would be
considered nice, but here nobody looks twice at it.
'These pictures were taken in the span of a couple
days and only in one of the parking lots of the school, so this isn't even
close to all of the nice cars at the school.
'Because Cayennes and Range Rovers are a dime a dozen
here, I only included a few of them in the album.
Not
your average ride home: A Porsche Cayenne which retails at about £49,000 which
was left in the student car-park
High-life:
A 2013 Bentley Continental GT similar to this would set you back more than
£100,000
A
Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 Superleggera worth more than £160,000 belongs to
one of the rich students at the American University of Dubai
Sporty:
A red Mercedes C63 which belongs to a student at the American University of
Dubai
'Keep in mind, almost all of the students are between
18 and 24 years old, as the graduate programe is pretty tiny here.
'The students that drive the insanely expensive cars
(Rolls Royces and Bentleys etc.) are usually local (Emirati) for those
wondering.'
The American University in Dubai is a private
university which was founded in 1995.
It offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees and
a Certificate in Middle Eastern Studies.
Many
of us dream of owning a Mercedes like this but we'll have to wait to win the
Lottery
Competition:
This Rolls Royce is parked next to Maserati both of which would set you back
more than £100,000
Luxury:
A white Maserati worth more about £120,000 is owned by a student at the the
American University of Dubai
Another
world: A gold Audi R8 which have a starting retail price of about £92,710
Side
by side: Porsche Cayenne GTS worth about £70,000 and a Ferrari parked next to
each other at the American University of Dubia
A
white Audi R8 which retails now from about £90,000 left in the car park at the
American University of Dubai
Nice
wheels: An Aston Martin Vantage S and a Mercedes parked side-by-side at the
American University of Dubai
Souped-up:
While most dream of one day owning a car like this, a student drove this black
Audi R8 to university
Petrol
heads: A Mercedes SLS which could have set the owner back more than £150,000
A
Dodge Challenger which costs about £16, 121 is one of the less expensive models
on the site but still looks the part
One
lucky student at the American University of Dubai gets to drive this silver
Bentley to class everyday
Life
of luxury: A Mercedes ML63 which costs more than £80,000 to buy at the American
University of Dubai
Slick:
A red Chevrolet which comes with a price tag of more than £30,000
Pocket
money: A red Nissan GTR Skyline would set you back more than £60,000 -
affordable for this student
Unique:
The bonnet of this super car parked at the university features the flag of
United Arab Emirates
Excessive:
A Ford F-150 pick-up truck which cost up to £40,000 on the road parked at the
university
Expensive
taste: A white BMW parked at the American University of Dubai
Not
your bog standard ride to school: A red Ferrari at the American University of
Dubai
A
blue Audi R8 which start from £92,710 is owned by a student at the American
University of Dubai
Student
living? A Mercedes G Wagon which has a starting price of around £82,945
While
most students can't afford a tin of baked beans this student drove to
university in a Rolls Royce
Range
Rover: This could be a snap of a Russian oligarch convention but it is at the
American University of Dubai
Source: DailyMail
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