The Changan CS75 is Changan's mid-size SUV push in the UAE, most of what we list a single model year, 2023, built around a 2.0-litre engine. It competes in a segment long dominated by Japanese and American names.
How much does a used Changan CS75 cost in the UAE?
AED 55200 to AED 55200 covers the range, and with 2023 as virtually the only year in our listings, that spread comes down to condition and spec rather than age.
Which used Changan CS75 year should you buy?
There is no year choice to make here — 2023 accounts for nearly everything we list — so focus on trim level and documented history instead.
How long does a Changan CS75 last?
CS75s we inspect in the UAE sit at a median of around 63,000 km, and our checks are not flagging anything of concern at that mileage on what is still a young nameplate here.
Does the Changan CS75 hold its value?
It holds its value below the rest of the segment — 37% after five years against a 51% segment average and Changan's own 47% brand average — the clearest sign that resale is the real cost of buying into a newer name.
Changan CS75 or Mitsubishi Pajero?
The Mitsubishi Pajero, cheaper, inspects cleaner on bodywork, with repair history on 59% of cars against a 68% expectation for mid-size SUVs this age. The Toyota RAV-4, similar money, wears its interior better too, at 17% staining against a 25% expectation for its class — both established names with a track record the CS75 has not had time to build.
What to check on a used Changan CS75
- Remaining warranty and what it covers.
- Dealer and parts network reach.
- Engine and gearbox behaviour under load.
- Interior wear against the odometer.
- Air conditioning performance.
Factor the resale gap into your offer up front rather than discovering it when you come to sell.