Choose The Best Car In Saudi Arabia

Took my family to a test drive for the new Jetour T2. The cabin is modern with screens for days, cool mood lighting, and loads of options for charging gadgets. The engine was peppy enough for city and highway, and the rear seats reclined, my kids nearly dozed off on the demo run. Trunk is huge, easy for travel plans.

Joined an off-road group ride around Abha in a Wrangler. Open-air, bouncy, and wild, the real adventure feels. The ride is not for comfort-lovers: cabin is tough, road noise with the roof off, but it crawls up and down rocks and sand dunes like nothing else. Engine torque is awesome; four-wheel drive handles anything I threw at it. The dash

I took the Territory for a weekend family trip to Al Khobar. Cabin space was a win, especially when my wife packed half the house “just in case.” Kids fought over the cool rear AC vents. The engine felt easy and smooth, even when overtaking on the highway. Safety features (blind-spot monitor, lane assist) gave me peace of mind. Suspension

I drive a Hyundai Accent for my daily commute . This car is forever easy in city chaos, quick steering, tight turns, and parking in tiny spots is stress-free. Fuel economy is absolutely wallet friendly, almost 18km/l on my daily routes. Solid A/C is a blessing here. Seats are basic but comfy even on long drives to the coast. Maintenance

Bought my Camry as my first car for family and work commutes. I loved the comfort straight away, big supportive seats, nice clean interior, rear vents for my kid, and brilliant fuel economy for all our daily runs. Adaptive cruise control adds peace in Riyadh traffic jams. The panoramic roof is stylish but gets hot (so buy a sunshade!). Tire