Used Audi Q7 values in Dubai
A 3-year-old Q7 is worth about AED 227,500, or 67% of a new 40 TFSI Design quattro. Choose a year for its fair range by mileage.
AED227,500
Fair range by model year
At typical UAE mileage for each age. Open a year for ranges by kilometres.
- 202610,000291,000 – 342,000316,50093%
- 202520,000261,500 – 313,000287,00084%
- 202440,000230,000 – 281,500255,50075%
- 202360,000202,500 – 252,500227,50067%
- 202280,000178,500 – 227,000202,50060%
- 2021100,000157,000 – 204,000180,50053%
- 2020120,000138,000 – 183,000160,50047%
- 2019140,000121,500 – 164,500143,00042%
- 2018160,000107,000 – 147,500127,50038%
- 2017180,00094,000 – 132,500113,50033%
- 2016200,00082,500 – 119,000101,00030%
Ranges assume the entry trim, a clean GCC-spec car and full service history. Higher trims, low mileage and remaining warranty sit towards the high end.
Against other full-size suvs
Share of today’s entry price kept by a 2023 car, nearest rivals by price.
- Audi Q7Keeps 67% · AED 227,500
- Land Rover DiscoveryKeeps 67% · AED 227,500
- Jeep WagoneerKeeps 70% · AED 280,500
- GMC YukonKeeps 75% · AED 188,000
- GMC Yukon XLKeeps 70% · AED 172,000
- Chevrolet SuburbanKeeps 70% · AED 170,000
Questions
How much is a 2023 Audi Q7 worth in Dubai?
About AED 227,500 with typical mileage, within a fair range of AED 202,500 to AED 252,500.
Does the Audi Q7 hold its value?
A 2023 keeps about 67% of today’s entry price on our model, better than most cars in the UAE.
Is a GCC-spec car worth more?
Yes. GCC-spec cars are built for the heat and carry the local warranty; American and Japanese imports usually sell for less and can be harder to insure.