Planning to buy a new Car?

I’ve been driving the Toyota Hilux for my small logistics business, and it’s become more than just a pickup. The 2.8L diesel engine delivers solid pulling power, which makes carrying heavy loads easier than I expected. What’s surprising is how comfortable the cabin feels compared to older Hilux models; Toyota has added good seats and tech features like a touchscreen that keep workdays less tiring. I even use it occasionally as a family vehicle when we travel outside the city. Many pickups focus only on strength, but the Hilux balances both toughness and comfort.

I booked a Toyota Highlander to take my in-laws for a weekend drive, and let me say, it was a stress-free experience.The cabin space is something I really admired; three rows with comfy seating, perfect for big families like ours in Saudi. My father-in-law was impressed with the panoramic sunroof, he kept looking up enjoying the view. For family-oriented people, the Highlander feels like a trustworthy partner.

The first time I drove the Suzuki Jimny was during a short desert picnic, and it left me smiling. Its size may look tiny compared to typical SUVs, but trust me, that 1.5L engine with strong 4x4 grip feels confident off-road. We climbed dunes where bigger cars struggled, and the Jimny just hopped up with ease. Inside, it’s simple, no unnecessary flash, just straightforward controls with a solid feel. The boxy design catches attention everywhere; even kids were pointing at it when we stopped for tea. It’s not about speed or huge technology; the real joy of this car is freedom, you can take it anywhere without worry. For adventurous souls, it’s a budget-friendly gem.

Driving a Porsche Cayenne on a weekend trip to Al Ahsa, was nothing short of exciting. The twin-turbo V6 under the hood makes highway overtakes effortless, one small press on the pedal and you feel a punch of power. The interior feels premium, with the big touchscreen and leather seats making even long journeys relaxing. What surprised me most was how stable it felt, even on curves at higher speeds. The Cayenne doesn’t feel bulky at all, more like a sporty car in SUV clothing. For families in Saudi who also love spirited driving, this SUV feels like owning two cars in one, luxury and thrill together.

Owning a Lamborghini Urus is something special, it feels like mixing luxury with thrill. The first time I pressed the accelerator on an empty stretch outside Riyadh, the twin-turbo V8 roared like no other. The way it jumps from stillness to speed is addicting, honestly, nothing comes close. But what surprised me is how practical it is compared to a typical supercar – it’s spacious enough for my family, perfectly comfortable with adjustable drive modes, yet when I switch to sport, it’s pure adrenaline. People always pull out their phones when they see it, and that attention is part of the fun. It’s not just vehicle, it’s an experience you want to repeat every day.