Saudi youths mount super cars on display

23 May 2013 Updated at 3:24 PM UAE

Saudi youths mount super cars on display

Saudi youths lift car with stones and bricks in the tourist area of al-Habla 50km south of the city of Abha in the southern part of the kingdom on July 12, 2012. Young Saudi males gather in al-Habla for a summer camp to escape the blazing Gulf summer heat and spend time mounting their cars on display. (AFP/Getty Images)

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Posted by: salah Sunday, 22 July 2012 9:51 AM[UAE] - saudi

Selwin,
they are playing with their cars. they use it after everybody is gone. it's not only for display.

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Posted by: Christoph Platz Monday, 16 July 2012 12:06 PM[UAE] - Germany

I think, this is a great art performance. This shows, that cars are a a mobility item from yesterday. The cars are shown as monuments.

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Posted by: SELWIN ILANGOVAN Sunday, 15 July 2012 4:14 PM[UAE] - Dubai, UAE

Dear all,

Car Displays are made for display to the customers as well as enabling the customer for a trial drive..

These cars are displayed in such a way that one has to see. Nothing can be driven out for a trial.

The same thing the customer can see from the Product Brochures as well as from the net.

Any way our good wishes for making the show attractive a change in the display .. Regards we encourage the creative mind among the Saudi Youth in Car Display..

Regards and God Bless.

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