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The Ford Territory is a compact-to-mid-size SUV built around a 1.8-litre turbo engine, a newer nameplate aimed at buyers who want a fresh, well-equipped family SUV without full-size running costs.
How much does a used Ford Territory cost in the UAE?
From AED 68,000 for an earlier example up to AED 99,900 for a near-new one. With this nameplate still fresh to the market, trim level moves the price more than age does.
Which used Ford Territory year should you buy?
Any example is from the same current generation, so there is no earlier shape to weigh against it. Choose on trim and options rather than chasing a specific year.
Is a used Ford Territory reliable?
Interiors hold up well: only 4% of the Territorys we inspect show staining, against the 12% we would expect for SUVs of this age and mileage in the UAE. That is a genuinely clean result, though it covers one item only, so the full inspection report still matters.
Anything else worth knowing about the Ford Territory?
The Toyota RAV4 is cheaper and shows cleaner interiors on average. The Nissan X-Trail is cheaper too, with a lower rate of electrical faults. Within the Ford range, the Ford Edge is far cheaper but carries a higher rate of electrical faults.
What should you look over on a used Ford Territory?
Book the CarSwitch inspection before you buy—it is the fastest way to confirm condition on a car this new to the market.
From AED 68,000 for an earlier example up to AED 99,900 for a near-new one. With this nameplate still fresh to the market, trim level moves the price more than age does.
Interiors hold up well: only 4% of the Territorys we inspect show staining, against the 12% we would expect for SUVs of this age and mileage in the UAE. That is a genuinely clean result, though it covers one item only, so the full inspection report still matters.
Book the CarSwitch inspection before you buy—it is the fastest way to confirm condition on a car this new to the market.
Any example is from the same current generation, so there is no earlier shape to weigh against it. Choose on trim and options rather than chasing a specific year.
The Toyota RAV4 is cheaper and shows cleaner interiors on average. The Nissan X-Trail is cheaper too, with a lower rate of electrical faults. Within the Ford range, the Ford Edge is far cheaper but carries a higher rate of electrical faults.