Here’s what brand new Nissan Qashqai models will cost you approximately
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The Qashqai is Nissan's compact crossover, sold here since the mid-2010s as a practical family alternative to the sedan, sized between the Juke and the X-Trail.
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From roughly AED 14,500 for an older example up to AED 14,500 for a newer one, with trim level and mileage explaining most of the spread between individual cars.
A long time as a family runabout — the Qashqais we inspect here run a median of around 201,000 km, distance this platform generally covers without major issues when serviced on schedule.
The Mitsubishi ASX costs more but holds its value noticeably better. The Hyundai Tucson costs more too and is worth cross-shopping on cabin space. Within the Nissan range, the Nissan Juke costs more and holds value about the same, if you can live with a smaller footprint.
The newer, third-generation Qashqai from around 2021 onward is the sharper drive and the more current cabin, but the second-generation car from the mid-2010s is the better-value pick if you are comfortable buying an older design with a proven service history.
Below average for the class — it retains about 45% of its value after five years, against 55% for compact SUVs of the same age and 56% across the Nissan range generally, so buy this one to use rather than to sell on later.