A luxury and sports car rental site for Dubai: 67 cars with clear daily prices, delivery to the door and booking requests, run from a private admin panel.
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// THE PROBLEM
Why it exists
A Dubai rental business with luxury and sports cars needed a site that sells: every car with a clear daily price, delivery to the customer's door, and a quick way to ask for a booking or start a WhatsApp chat.
Behind it, the team had to run the fleet, prices, bookings and pages themselves, without a developer, and without their suppliers' details ever reaching a public page.
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// WHAT I BUILT
The rules
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67 cars from 21 brands, each with a studio photo and a daily price. Filters for type, brand, model, price, seats and colour live in the address bar, so any filtered view can be shared.
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Dates and delivery, extras, driver, then documents. A live estimate shows the daily-rate tier, VAT at 5% and the delivery fee for the area. Nothing is charged: the team confirms availability and the final price first.
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A page for each of 21 brands, 9 car types and 2 collections, each with its own introduction, the matching cars, FAQs and links to related pages, plus a sitemap and structured data for every car.
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Bookings, the calendar, customers, enquiries, the fleet and its prices, extras, page content and translations, behind a staff sign-in with owner and operations roles.
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English is live. Arabic, built right to left, French, Russian and Chinese are translated and ready to switch on. Search already understands car names typed in Arabic, Russian and Chinese.
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Every car card and car page has a WhatsApp button with a message that names the car, and phones get a call bar that stays on screen.
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Request path
Deploy
Rentals depend on availability and the driver's documents, so customers send a request and the team confirms the car and the final price before anyone pays.
The database refuses to publish a car without an approved photo, or at the supplier's cost, so a slip in the admin panel can't reach the site. An automated test checks that no supplier detail appears on a public page.
Uploaded photos lose their location data, iPhone photos are converted to JPEG, and PDFs are stripped of scripts and metadata. A daily job clears old documents.
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// OUTCOMES
Confirmed only
Days from first commit to launch
Cars from 21 brands
Landing pages for search
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