What is my car worth in the UAE?
Pick your car, add the year, mileage and condition, and get a realistic UAE resale range — both what you could ask privately and what a dealer would offer.
How car values work in the UAE
A new car in the UAE typically loses around 20% of its value in the first year and roughly half by year five. Body-on-frame Japanese SUVs and pickups such as the Land Cruiser, Patrol and Hilux hold their value best because demand stays strong across the region. European luxury saloons and newer entrants to the market fall faster, partly because of supply and partly because service costs weigh on buyers.
Mileage matters more here than in many markets: 20,000 km a year is normal, and a car well under that commands a premium. Full agency service history, a clean accident record and a popular colour each add real money. Selling privately usually beats a dealer trade-in by around 10 to 15%, but takes longer.