Used Ford Everest values in Dubai
A 3-year-old Everest is worth about AED 102,000, or 65% of a new XLS. Choose a year for its fair range by mileage.
AED102,000
Fair range by model year
At typical UAE mileage for each age. Open a year for ranges by kilometres.
- 202610,000134,000 – 157,000145,50092%
- 202520,000119,500 – 143,000131,00083%
- 202440,000104,000 – 127,500115,50073%
- 202360,00091,000 – 113,500102,00065%
- 202280,00079,500 – 101,00090,00057%
- 2021100,00069,000 – 90,00079,50051%
- 2020120,00060,500 – 80,00070,00044%
- 2019140,00052,500 – 71,00062,00039%
- 2018160,00046,000 – 63,50054,50035%
- 2017180,00040,000 – 56,50048,00030%
- 2016200,00035,000 – 50,00042,50027%
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 midsize suvs
Share of today’s entry price kept by a 2023 car, nearest rivals by price.
- Ford EverestKeeps 65% · AED 102,000
- Kia TellurideKeeps 65% · AED 105,500
- Nissan PathfinderKeeps 65% · AED 97,500
- Mazda CX-60Keeps 65% · AED 107,000
Questions
How much is a 2023 Ford Everest worth in Dubai?
About AED 102,000 with typical mileage, within a fair range of AED 91,000 to AED 113,500.
Does the Ford Everest hold its value?
A 2023 keeps about 65% of today’s entry price on our model, around the UAE average.
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.