CarSwitch

1,634 Used cars for sale in UAE

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2024 Toyota Corolla Cross in Dubai
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Toyota Corolla Cross XL 1.8L

202442,277 KMGCC specs
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Price79,990AED
Installments1,253AED/mo
2024 Toyota Land Cruiser in Dubai
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Toyota Land Cruiser GXR 3.5L

202455,729 KMGCC specs
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Price274,990AED
Installments4,308AED/mo

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Frequently asked questions

Listings on CarSwitch UAE currently run from 4,500 AED to 590,000 AED, with an average of 73,249 AED. Small hatchbacks and older sedans sit at the bottom of that range, full-size SUVs and premium German saloons at the top.

Use the price filter to set a ceiling, then sort by year and mileage. Two cars at the same price often differ by three years of service history.

Start from the brands buyers look at most here — Toyota, Nissan, Mercedes, BMW, Lexus, Ford — then narrow by year and price.

The average car listed here has 117,191 km. UAE driving is highway-heavy, so distances build quickly and a five-year-old car with 120,000 km is unremarkable.

Mileage on its own tells you little. A high-km car with unbroken dealer servicing is usually the safer buy over a low-km car that sat unused in the heat.

We inspect the car, publish the report, manage the viewing and test drive, settle any outstanding loan with the seller's bank, arrange your insurance and complete the ownership transfer at the registration centre.

Both sides deal with us rather than with each other, and the money is only released once the car is in your name.

It is, provided three things are settled before money moves: the car has been independently inspected, any outstanding finance has been cleared by the seller's bank, and the transfer happens at a registration centre rather than in a car park.

Yes. UAE banks lend against used cars, and CarSwitch arranges the application alongside the sale so the loan, the settlement of any existing finance and the ownership transfer all land on the same day.

Approval depends on your salary transfer, the car's age and the bank's own limits, so start it before you test drive rather than after.