Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Renault models will cost you approximately
Based on actual Renault car transactions from the last 12 months in UAE
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Renault is the value play in the UAE — French design for less than the Japanese equivalent, mostly small crossovers and hatchbacks bought as daily transport. The Duster is now on a new generation, so a late one is a different car from the 2018 version that made the name here. We have 35 listed.
How much does a used Renault cost in the UAE?
One of the cheapest routes into a used crossover here, with listings from AED 4900 for an early-2010s car to AED 75000 for a current one. Judged a year at a time, among 2018 cars a Duster went for AED 19,000 and a Koleos for AED 31,000. Newer cars ask far more: a 2023 Koleos sold at AED 63,000 and a 2025 Duster at AED 46,000.
Are used Renaults reliable in the UAE?
They repay an inspection, and the mileage explains why: the 933 Renaults we have examined in the UAE came in at a median of 124,000 km, and 31% carried a fault in the engine, gearbox, suspension or steering, where 18% is the norm for cars of that age and mileage in this market. Electrical faults ran at 16% against 12% for the same group, and 71% showed previous body or panel repair against 62%. These are affordable cars that get worked, so that is a history rather than a verdict — read the mechanical pages and price the work in.
Do Renaults hold their value?
Stronger than the badge's reputation: Renaults average about 57% of their value after five years across the models we can measure, helped by starting cheap enough that there is not far to fall.
Which used Renault should you buy?
The Duster is the sensible one: simple, high-riding, easiest to fix. The Captur is the city choice. The Koleos is the family car with the softest ride, and the Megane is the one for drivers.
Renault or Nissan?
A Nissan shares much of the engineering and has the wider workshop network; a Hyundai is easier to sell on. Renault answers with more car for the money.
What to check on a used Renault
Every Renault we list arrives with a CarSwitch report. Use it to sort the cars that were maintained from the ones merely driven.