Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Chevrolet models will cost you approximately
Based on actual Chevrolet car transactions from the last 12 months in UAE
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Chevrolet occupies the cheapest rung of the UAE's mainstream market, and covers two different buyers: families in a Captiva or Traverse after the most metal per dirham, and someone who just wanted a Camaro. The new range has narrowed since, with the saloons dropped and the line-up now almost entirely crossovers and SUVs. 92 are listed with us.
How much does a used Chevrolet cost in the UAE?
This is where the market starts. On the range's most common car the curve is clean: a 2021 Captiva went for AED 24,000, a 2022 for AED 31,000 and a 2023 for AED 40,000. A 2018 Camaro sold at AED 37,000 — the coupe gets cheap quickly. Asking prices across our current UAE listings run from AED 7000 to AED 299500.
Are used Chevrolets reliable?
These are high-mileage cars, so the inspection report is the purchase decision. Across more than 2,000 Chevrolets we have inspected in the UAE, 26% carried a fault in the engine, gearbox, suspension or steering against the 17% we would expect for cars of the same age and mileage in the Emirates, and 64% showed previous body or panel repair where 58% is the expectation for cars of this age here. That is what a decade of daily use looks like on the market's cheapest cars: a history rather than a verdict, and the reason to read the mechanical and bodywork pages and price the work in. Interiors take the same punishment: 37% staining against the 30% expected for comparable cars.
Do Chevrolets hold their value?
Average for a mainstream brand: taken across the model curves we can measure, Chevrolets average about 48% of their value after five years in the UAE.
Which used Chevrolet should you buy?
The Captiva is the widest choice here and the cheapest seven-seat option going, if you buy on condition rather than price. The Traverse is the grown-up version. The Cruze is the cheapest automatic saloon, and the Camaro is the one nobody buys for practical reasons.
Chevrolet or Nissan?
Nissan costs less to keep and sells on more easily; Ford matches the American half of the range. Chevrolet's argument is simple: more car for the budget, provided you spend the difference on inspecting it.
What to check on a used Chevrolet
Set a budget, then let the mechanical reports decide which car you view.