Broadcast journalist Ray Addison parks his Kia Picanto and rides shotgun in supercars, trucks and everything in between, with the city’s most interesting personalities behind the wheel. The two-hour programme airs every other Saturday from 10am, featuring: Motoring News: Everything you need to know about the motoring world including new releases, motorsport and what’s trending in the car world. Fix It or Flip It: Want to know how much your car’s worth? Get on-the-spot valuations for your car, courtesy of our expert. All Good Under the Hood: A UAE resident gets a chance to tell the story behind their beloved vehicle, whether it’s a restored vintage, an eye-catching Harley, or a sports car that goes from zero to 200 in seconds.
DIY Car Hacks: Does exactly what it says on the tin. Smart motorists share their tips and tricks to keep their wheels in mint condition, without denting their pockets. And if you ask nicely, Ray will even play your favourite driving tunes.
Motor Mania Hosted by Ray Addison Every other Saturday 10am – 12pm
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10:00pm - 11:00pm
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11:00pm - 10:00am
Dubai Eye complements the conversation with the music you love from the eighties, nineties and newer.
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