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In 2025, Dubai’s exotic car resale market shows clear patterns that buyers and sellers must note. Limited-edition models, such as special Bentley Mulliners or ultra-rare Ferraris, are commanding higher premiums due to scarcity and collector demand. Conversely, more common supercars with high mileage or non-GCC specifications are depreciating faster, especially when maintenance history is incomplete. Vehicles with full service records from authorized workshops, verified documentation, and GCC-spec features hold value better across resale platforms. Hybrid and electric exotics are gaining ground: buyers are increasingly factoring in incentives, fuel savings, and lower running costs when estimating value. Condition remains king—paint protection, interior upkeep, and mechanical integrity heavily influence final sale price. As Bentley Showroom Dubai has observed, resale prices are strongest for clean, low-kilometer, GCC-spec exotics with full provenance, especially when sold during demand peaks such as late autumn or winter months.