Used Peugeot 508 values in Dubai
A 3-year-old 508 is worth about AED 63,000, or 53% of a new Allure Turbo. Choose a year for its fair range by mileage.
AED63,000
Fair range by model year
At typical UAE mileage for each age. Open a year for ranges by kilometres.
- 202610,00097,500 – 114,500106,00088%
- 202520,00082,500 – 98,50090,50075%
- 202440,00068,000 – 83,00075,50063%
- 202360,00056,000 – 70,00063,00053%
- 202280,00046,500 – 59,00052,50044%
- 2021100,00038,500 – 49,50044,00037%
- 2020120,00031,500 – 42,00036,50030%
- 2019140,00026,000 – 35,50030,50025%
- 2018160,00021,500 – 29,50025,50021%
- 2017180,00017,500 – 25,00021,50018%
- 2016200,00014,500 – 21,00018,00015%
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 sedans
Share of today’s entry price kept by a 2023 car, nearest rivals by price.
- Peugeot 508Keeps 53% · AED 63,000
- Hyundai SonataKeeps 62% · AED 75,000
- Toyota CamryKeeps 69% · AED 85,000
- Honda AccordKeeps 62% · AED 71,000
- Changan UNI-VKeeps 53% · AED 66,000
- Toyota Camry HybridKeeps 69% · AED 87,000
Questions
How much is a 2023 Peugeot 508 worth in Dubai?
About AED 63,000 with typical mileage, within a fair range of AED 56,000 to AED 70,000.
Does the Peugeot 508 hold its value?
A 2023 keeps about 53% of today’s entry price on our model, below 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.