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29 Used Mazda cars for sale in Dubai

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2025 Mazda 6 in Dubai
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Mazda 6 STANDARD 2.5L

202543,186 KMGCC specs
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Price74,995AED
Installments1,175AED/mo
2025 Mazda 6 in Dubai
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Mazda 6 S 2.5L

202543,935 KMGCC specs
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Price74,995AED
Installments1,175AED/mo
2024 Mazda CX-5 in Dubai
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Mazda CX-5 GL 2.5L

202470,111 KMGCC specs
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Price79,990AED
Installments1,253AED/mo
2020 Mazda 2 in Dubai
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Mazda 2 1.5L I4

202079,200 KMGCC specs
Price28,500AED
Installments447AED/mo
2025 Mazda CX-3 in Dubai
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Mazda CX-3 2.0L I4

202515,200 KMGCC specs
Price57,700AED
Installments5,183AED/mo

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Frequently asked questions

Asking prices across our listings run from AED 11,500 to AED 155,000, and the only honest comparison is between cars of the same year. Among 2022 cars a CX-5 sold at AED 85,000 and the three-row CX-9 at AED 97,000. Drop to 2019 and a CX-5 went for AED 34,000, a Mazda6 AED 32,000 and a Mazda3 AED 21,000.

Solidly mid-pack: Mazdas average about 53% of their value after five years across the models we can measure, close enough to the mainstream Japanese brands that resale should not decide the purchase.

A used Honda is the easier resale; Hyundai gives you more equipment for the money. Mazda wins on the drive and the interior at the same price.

Better than the class average mechanically and electrically, typical of it cosmetically. Only 9% of the 1,133 Mazdas we have inspected in the UAE show an electrical or electronics fault, against the 11% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage here. Body and panel repair is the other side of the coin at 66%, against 57% for comparable SUVs here — what a car bought for the school run and the commute looks like at over 100,000 km. Judge the standard of the work in the CarSwitch report, not the fact of it.

The CX-5 is the default. Take the Mazda3 if the budget is the constraint and you want the sharpest thing at the money, the CX-9 if you need a third row, and the Mazda6 if you want a full-size saloon.