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28 Used Mitsubishi cars for sale in Abu Dhabi

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2024 Mitsubishi Outlander in Abu Dhabi
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Mitsubishi Outlander Prime Edition 2.5L I4

202458,500 KMGCC specs
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Price76,500AED82,000AED
Installments1,199AED/mo
2016 Mitsubishi Pajero in Abu Dhabi
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Mitsubishi Pajero GLS 3.5L V6

2016269,900 KMGCC specs
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Price25,000AED
Installments2,229AED/mo
2014 Mitsubishi Pajero in Abu Dhabi
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Mitsubishi Pajero GLS 3.5L V6

2014156,300 KMGCC specs
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Price31,500AED
Installments2,798AED/mo
2015 Mitsubishi Lancer in Abu Dhabi
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Mitsubishi Lancer لا اعرف 2.0L I4

2015301,000 KMGCC specs
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Price14,500AED
InstallmentsUnavailable

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Frequently asked questions

Asking prices run from AED 9,500 to AED 124,500 across the 27 cars we have live, and this is the cheapest SUV money in the market. Same-year sales show the shape of it: among 2017 cars a Pajero and a Montero Sport both went for AED 40,000, an Outlander AED 28,000 and an ASX AED 22,000. Newer changes that order — a 2022 ASX sold at AED 41,000.

Well, because the cheap ones stay in demand: Mitsubishis average about 56% of their value after five years across the models we can measure.

A used Toyota will resell faster and hold more, and Nissan offers a bigger SUV for similar money. Mitsubishi's case is that you pay less for the same capability.

The wiring and electronics are the strong point and the running gear is where the miles show. Of the 2,824 Mitsubishis we have inspected in the UAE, 10% show an electrical or electronics fault against the 12% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage here, while 25% carry a mechanical fault in the engine, gearbox, suspension or steering where 19% would be typical. At a median of 130,000 km that is the profile of vehicles that have worked for a living rather than a design flaw, and it makes the mechanical pages of the CarSwitch report the purchase decision. Get the flagged items quoted, and offer accordingly.

The Pajero is the value seven-seater and the one with the widest choice, but check for off-road use. The Montero Sport is the newer, better-equipped take on the same idea. Take the ASX if you want a small crossover for city use, or the Attrage if fuel bills and purchase price are the only things that matter.