Rent Bestune B70 2023 in Dubai

For a roomy, good-looking sedan at a daily rate that undercuts almost every comparable car, the Bestune B70 2023 is one of the quiet bargains on our fleet, and we'll deliver it to your door in Dubai inside one to two hours. You can rent it from 18, when most desks make you wait until 21. The B70 is a mid-size sedan from FAW's Bestune line, turbocharged and front-wheel drive, and this page settles a simple question: is the low rate hiding a cheap car, or are you getting a genuinely spacious sedan for less than a small hatchback costs elsewhere?

What the low rate actually buys

The honest answer is space and pace, not badge prestige. At nearly 4.9 metres long the B70 is a proper mid-size sedan, longer than a Toyota Camry, with a back seat that seats three adults in comfort and legroom most renters don't expect at this price. The cabin is cleanly styled with a large central screen, and while the materials won't fool you into thinking it's a German executive car, nothing about it feels budget once you're moving.

The 1.5-litre turbo makes 160 hp through an automatic gearbox to the front wheels, with a 200 km/h top speed it'll never need here. Around town it's relaxed and quiet. On Sheikh Zayed Road it has the mid-range to overtake and merge without drama, and it settles into a calm, planted cruise at 120 on the E11. This isn't a sports sedan, but for commuting, airport runs and long flat highway drives, it's exactly enough engine.

Spec at a glance

Boot, luggage and the airport run

The boot holds around 500 litres, which is genuinely big for the class and the B70's strongest practical card. Two large suitcases plus a couple of soft bags drop in without Tetris, so a family collecting bags from DXB or DWC isn't fighting the loading. For four adults travelling with full-size cases, this sedan handles the airport run more comfortably than most crossovers at the same rate. If you're regularly hauling odd-shaped or tall loads you'd want a hatch or SUV, but for cases and bags, the B70's boot is a real selling point.

Fuel and a week of driving

The 58-litre tank paired with a modest turbo four means refuelling barely registers on a normal week. A mix of city errands and a few highway runs will have you filling up roughly once, and petrol here is cheap enough that the running cost over a week is low. Lean on the turbo from every light and consumption climbs, as it does in any small turbo, but driven normally the B70 is easy on the wallet between fills.

Two Dubai costs fall to you, not us. Salik tolls are charged as you pass the gantries, and any RTA fines during the rental pass to the renter, so keep an eye on the speed cameras. Seat belts are mandatory in every seat and a child seat is required for under-fours, which we can fit on request.

Parking, size and the heat

The B70's length is the trade-off for that cabin and boot. At 4.86 metres it's a big car to thread through a packed Marina car park or a tight multi-storey, and you'll use the parking sensors on the snug bays. On U-turns and mall ramps it's fine, just longer than a compact, so leave yourself room. The low body clears Dubai's speed bumps without scraping, but take the steep mall entrances gently.

Summer cooling is the question every renter asks. Parked in the open at 45 degrees the cabin gets brutally hot, and the B70's AC takes a few minutes of strong front-vent flow to bring it back to comfortable. It cools to a usable temperature reasonably quickly for a car at this rate, and the large glasshouse means you'll want the windows cracked for the first minute after a midday start. It's competent air conditioning, not a luxury climate system, which is the right expectation here.

Who should rent it, and who shouldn't

Rent the Bestune B70 2023 if you want a large, comfortable sedan with a big boot at one of the lowest daily rates around, and you care more about space and value than a premium badge or sharp handling. For commuters, families doing airport runs, and anyone who spends most of their week on Dubai's highways, it's a lot of car for the money. Look elsewhere if you need a compact for cramped city parking, or if cabin prestige and brand familiarity matter to you, in which case a known Japanese or Korean sedan will cost more but reassure more. For practical space on a budget, the B70 is hard to beat.