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A 2020 Mitsubishi Pajero averaged AED 68,000 in our closed UAE sales, a 2018 AED 50,000, a 2017 AED 40,000, a 2016 AED 27,000 and a 2014 AED 24,000. Our current listings ask between AED 11,000 and AED 89,500.
Better than the class it competes in, which is the whole point of the car. Across more than 1,200 Pajeros CarSwitch has inspected in the UAE, 59% show previous body or panel repair, against the 68% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage in the Emirates, and electrical faults appear on just 8% against an expected 15% — for comparison the Ford Edge runs at 25%. Two things go the other way: interior staining at 44% against an expected 38%, and a mechanical fault on 27% against 22%. Both are what a hard-used off-roader looks like at high mileage.
Read the mechanical and underbody sections of the CarSwitch inspection report before you offer on any Pajero in the UAE — on a car built to be used, that is where its life is written.
2017 to 2020, and there is a good reason the range is so wide. This shape launched in 2007 and Mitsubishi built it essentially unchanged until production ended in 2021 — same V6, same chassis, same interior architecture for fourteen years. That makes the newest one you can afford the right one, with no generation trap to fall into and no early-build years to avoid.
The Toyota Fortuner is the tighter, newer design and shows a mechanical fault on only 10% against an expected 17% — the better bet if the price works. The Jeep Grand Cherokee is the nicer road car and the riskier ownership. The Pajero's case is running costs and the fact that nothing on it is exotic.