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26 Used Land Rover cars for sale in UAE

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2017 Land Rover Discovery in Dubai
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Land Rover Discovery HSE Luxury First edition 3.1L I6

2017154,000 KMGCC specs
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Price60,000AED65,000AED
Installments1,473AED/mo
2014 Land Rover Freelander in Ajman
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Land Rover Freelander 3600 0.8L V8

2014125,000 KMGCC specs
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Price38,000AED
InstallmentsUnavailable

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Frequently asked questions

Our UAE listings run from AED 10,500 for a car from the last decade to AED 267,000 for a current-year one, with age and engine mattering more than the nameplate: a 2017 Discovery Sport, for instance, went for AED 34,000. One change to factor in — the Defender's current generation dropped the old ladder-frame construction for a monocoque on air springs, so it drives like a road car while keeping the ability.

Better than almost anything European sold here, because demand for a capable luxury SUV never softens: Land Rovers average about 65% of their value after five years across the models we can measure.

Mercedes and BMW build faster, better-riding road SUVs for the same money. Neither will follow a Land Rover off the tarmac, which is the point of buying one.

The electronics are better than the folklore suggests. Across the Land Rovers we have inspected in the UAE, at a median of 118,000 km, 5% had an electrical or electronics fault, against the 12% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage here. That does not make them cheap to own — air suspension, cooling and brakes are expensive on a heavy SUV, and desert use accelerates all of them. The risk sits in wear parts you can quote for, so price the CarSwitch report's mechanical findings before you offer.

The Defender is the one to stretch for if the budget allows — the most capable and the most in demand. The Discovery is the practical family answer with seven usable seats, the Discovery Sport the cheapest modern one. The LR4 and LR2 are value buys where condition matters more than mileage.