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2022 Skoda Kamiq in Abu Dhabi
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Skoda Kamiq 1.6L I4

202216,700 KMGCC specs
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Price57,000AED
Installments893AED/mo

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Used Skoda cars price list in Abu Dhabi

Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch

Used Skoda

Price Range

Skoda Kamiq
AED 44K–57K
Skoda Kodiaq
AED 125K–125K
Skoda Octavia
AED 105K–105K

Recent sold prices of used Skoda cars in Abu Dhabi

Based on actual Skoda car transactions from the last 12 months in Abu Dhabi

Model

Avg Sold Price

Price Range

Kushaq 2023
AED 35,000
AED 34K–35K
Scala 2021
AED 36,000
AED 36K–36K
Superb 2022
AED 63,000
AED 63K–63K
Octavia 2017
AED 17,000
AED 17K–17K

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Used Skoda Cars for Sale in Abu Dhabi

Skoda is the quiet way to buy German engineering in the UAE: the platforms and engines come from the Volkswagen group, the badge costs less, and the range sold here has shifted towards compact SUVs — the Kushaq is a recent addition, where the brand was once known mainly for its saloons. We have 1 listed.


What to check on a used Skoda

  • Dual-clutch gearbox at crawling speed — juddering is the tell.
  • Tyres, all four matched and correctly rated.
  • Service intervals, on time rather than approximately.
  • Cooling and AC after a long idle in traffic.

Every Skoda we list comes with a CarSwitch inspection report. Read the gearbox and cooling sections, then drive the best two.


Frequently asked questions

Listings run from AED 44000 for a late-2010s car to AED 125000 for a current-year one, and the money maps onto size. The Kamiq is the small crossover and the cheap way in, the Kushaq a step up on ground clearance and boot, and the seven-seat Kodiaq the top of the range. Octavia and Superb saloons are the value end. Nothing here asks German-premium money for a similar-sized car.

They are among the stronger mainstream European brands here — Skodas average about 62% of their value after five years across the models we can measure, which puts a lot of the badge-shy logic on your side.

A Hyundai or Kia of the same size is cheaper to service and easier to sell. Skoda answers with a better-finished interior and the manners of its shared German platform.

The cabins hold up unusually well: at a median of 51,000 km, interior staining shows on 6% of the Skodas we inspect in the UAE, against the 14% we see on cars of comparable age and mileage in this market. The one finding running the wrong way is tyres — 14% arrive mismatched or damaged where 8% is the norm for that group, a cheap fix but one to take off the price. Turbocharged petrol engines and dual-clutch gearboxes are the parts of the report to read closely.

The Kamiq is the one for a first car or a city commute. The Kushaq gives you more ground clearance and boot for similar money. The Kodiaq is the only three-row option and the reason most families come to the brand.