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6 Used Volkswagen Passat cars for sale in UAE

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2014 Volkswagen Passat in Dubai
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Volkswagen Passat 2.5L I5

2014203,400 KMGCC specs
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Fair price
Price13,000AED
Installments1,179AED/mo
2014 Volkswagen Passat in Dubai
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Volkswagen Passat 2.5L I5

2014210,300 KMGCC specs
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Fair price
Price12,000AED
Installments1,092AED/mo
2015 Volkswagen Passat in Sharjah
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Volkswagen Passat 2.5L I5

2015160,500 KMGCC specs
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Good price
Price14,500AED
Installments1,310AED/mo
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Volkswagen Passat 2.5L I5

201599,200 KMGCC specs
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Fair price
Price18,500AED
Installments1,660AED/mo
2020 Volkswagen Passat in Abu Dhabi
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Volkswagen Passat 2.5L I5

202087,600 KMGCC specs
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Fair price
Price43,000AED
Installments674AED/mo
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Volkswagen Passat SE 2.5L I5

2015129,100 KMGCC specs
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Good price
Price15,500AED
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Used Volkswagen Passat price in UAE

Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch

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New Volkswagen Passat cars price list in UAE

Here’s what brand new Volkswagen Passat models will cost you approximately

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Recent sold prices of used Volkswagen Passat cars in UAE

Based on actual Volkswagen Passat car transactions from the last 12 months in UAE

Year

Avg Sold Price

Price Range

Passat 2020
AED 39,000
AED 39K–39K
Passat 2016
AED 19,000
AED 19K–19K
Passat 2014
AED 13,000
AED 13K–13K
Passat 2013
AED 6,000
AED 6K–6K

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Used Volkswagen Passat for Sale in UAE

The Volkswagen Passat sold in the UAE is the big American-market version — a roomy family saloon that costs less used than almost anything its size, and is bought on the inspection report rather than the model year. We have 6 used Passats listed.


How much does a used Volkswagen Passat cost in the UAE?

Cheap: our closed UAE sales put a 2016 Passat at an average of AED 22,000. Current asking prices run from AED 12,000 for the oldest car listed up to AED 43,000 for one from the early 2020s.


Which used Volkswagen Passat year should you buy?

2017 onward if you can stretch. This generation launched in 2012 and was facelifted in 2016 with a new front end, a better cabin and updated safety kit; the later cars also moved to a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, which is the more modern of the two but asks more of its service history.


Is a used Volkswagen Passat reliable?

This is a hard-worked segment and the figures read that way. 81% of the Volkswagen Passats we inspect in the UAE show evidence of prior body or panel repair, against the 73% we would expect for saloons of the same age and mileage here — and the class is the same everywhere: the Hyundai Sonata runs at 97% against the 69% expected for its own age and mileage. Interiors take a beating too, with staining on 58% against the 42% expected across that group, and a mechanical fault on 35% against 26%. These cars come to us with a median 153,000 km; the report is what tells you which of them was looked after.


Volkswagen Passat or Nissan Altima?

The Nissan Altima costs more, is easier to service anywhere in the country and shows a similar panel history at 82% against the 68% expected for its age and mileage. The Volkswagen CC is the cheaper, better-looking sibling, but an electrical or electronics fault turns up on 40% of them against the 17% expected for saloons of that age and mileage.


What should you inspect on a used Volkswagen Passat?

  • Panel and paint work — near universal here, so judge the quality of the repair.
  • Automatic gearbox shift quality from cold.
  • Interior condition, especially seats and headlining.
  • Suspension bushes and steering.

Read the panel and mechanical sections side by side on two Passats at the same price in our UAE listings.


Frequently asked questions

Cheap: our closed UAE sales put a 2016 Passat at an average of AED 22,000. Current asking prices run from AED 12,000 for the oldest car listed up to AED 43,000 for one from the early 2020s.

This is a hard-worked segment and the figures read that way. 81% of the Volkswagen Passats we inspect in the UAE show evidence of prior body or panel repair, against the 73% we would expect for saloons of the same age and mileage here — and the class is the same everywhere: the Hyundai Sonata runs at 97% against the 69% expected for its own age and mileage. Interiors take a beating too, with staining on 58% against the 42% expected across that group, and a mechanical fault on 35% against 26%. These cars come to us with a median 153,000 km; the report is what tells you which of them was looked after.

  • Panel and paint work — near universal here, so judge the quality of the repair.
  • Automatic gearbox shift quality from cold.
  • Interior condition, especially seats and headlining.
  • Suspension bushes and steering.

Read the panel and mechanical sections side by side on two Passats at the same price in our UAE listings.

2017 onward if you can stretch. This generation launched in 2012 and was facelifted in 2016 with a new front end, a better cabin and updated safety kit; the later cars also moved to a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, which is the more modern of the two but asks more of its service history.

The Nissan Altima costs more, is easier to service anywhere in the country and shows a similar panel history at 82% against the 68% expected for its age and mileage. The Volkswagen CC is the cheaper, better-looking sibling, but an electrical or electronics fault turns up on 40% of them against the 17% expected for saloons of that age and mileage.