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Bahraini Carguy 2025-01-16 02:00:51 | #1
Question: Compared to UAE, how many Qatari cars did you see in Bahrain?
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SeDisg 2025-01-16 03:35:34 | #2
Bahraini Carguy (2025-01-16 02:00:51)Bahraini Carguy
Question: Compared to UAE, how many Qatari cars did you see in Bahrain?
Question: Compared to UAE, how many Qatari cars did you see in Bahrain?
Compared to UAE,I saw many Qatari cars-nearly ten
In the UAE I saw just one,though I visited three emirates.Cars from Oman are everywhere.It is possible to see them in the UAE just like in Bahrain.
But the fact is that many emirates are much bigger than Manama and it's easier for them to hide somewhere there
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Bahraini Carguy 2025-01-16 18:14:47 | #3
I see, i was wondering since i haven't been to Emirate since 2011 (minus airport transit).
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
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SeDisg 2025-01-16 21:04:12 | #4
Bahraini Carguy (2025-01-16 18:14:47)Bahraini Carguy
I see, i was wondering since i haven't been to Emirate since 2011 (minus airport transit).
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
I see, i was wondering since i haven't been to Emirate since 2011 (minus airport transit).
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
My statistics was mostly from Juffair,which can be considered not only residential,but also commercial,in some ways.Saudi and Kuwaiti cars heavily prevail over all the rest there,except Bahraini of course .It was a big surprise for me that there were so many Kuwaiti cars,not so many as Saudi,but still.
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VeVV 2025-01-17 09:12:30 | #5
SeDisg (2025-01-16 21:04:12)SeDisg
Bahraini Carguy
I see, i was wondering since i haven't been to Emirate since 2011 (minus airport transit).
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
My statistics was mostly from Juffair,which can be considered not only residential,but also commercial,in some ways.Saudi and Kuwaiti cars heavily prevail over all the rest there,except Bahraini of course .It was a big surprise for me that there were so many Kuwaiti cars,not so many as Saudi,but still.
Bahraini Carguy
I see, i was wondering since i haven't been to Emirate since 2011 (minus airport transit).
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
My statistics was mostly from Juffair,which can be considered not only residential,but also commercial,in some ways.Saudi and Kuwaiti cars heavily prevail over all the rest there,except Bahraini of course .It was a big surprise for me that there were so many Kuwaiti cars,not so many as Saudi,but still.
I noticed that there are a lot of Kuwaiti plates in Baghdad. There are the most out of all the foreign ones. And this is central Iraq, far from Kuwait. I can imagine how many of them there are in the south of Iraq, somewhere in Basra.
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SeDisg 2025-01-17 11:21:39 | #6
VeVV (2025-01-17 09:12:30)VeVV
SeDisg
Bahraini Carguy
I see, i was wondering since i haven't been to Emirate since 2011 (minus airport transit).
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
My statistics was mostly from Juffair,which can be considered not only residential,but also commercial,in some ways.Saudi and Kuwaiti cars heavily prevail over all the rest there,except Bahraini of course .It was a big surprise for me that there were so many Kuwaiti cars,not so many as Saudi,but still.
I noticed that there are a lot of Kuwaiti plates in Baghdad. There are the most out of all the foreign ones. And this is central Iraq, far from Kuwait. I can imagine how many of them there are in the south of Iraq, somewhere in Basra.
SeDisg
Bahraini Carguy
I see, i was wondering since i haven't been to Emirate since 2011 (minus airport transit).
Qatari-registered cars are fairly common sight in some residential areas within Muharraq (Bahrain), more common than Saudi or Kuwaiti cars for some reason. Commercial areas are a bit different but i still see my decent share of Qatari cars in those places.
My statistics was mostly from Juffair,which can be considered not only residential,but also commercial,in some ways.Saudi and Kuwaiti cars heavily prevail over all the rest there,except Bahraini of course .It was a big surprise for me that there were so many Kuwaiti cars,not so many as Saudi,but still.
I noticed that there are a lot of Kuwaiti plates in Baghdad. There are the most out of all the foreign ones. And this is central Iraq, far from Kuwait. I can imagine how many of them there are in the south of Iraq, somewhere in Basra.
Periodically I saw cars from Kuwait in Dubai,more often than cars from Bahrain,for example.And Dubai is even more distant from Kuwait than Baghdad.It was also unusual.
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