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GWM sells one idea in the UAE and sells it well: the Tank, a boxy, body-on-frame off-roader with modern equipment at a price no established four-wheel-drive brand matches. It is a weekend-in-the-dunes car that works as a daily. GWM has split its output into sub-brands, and Tank is the off-road one, which is why these share almost nothing with the Haval crossovers.
What to check on a used GWM
The report covers the underbody as well as the engine. On a car bought for the desert, read that section twice.
Half what a comparable Japanese off-roader asks. Asking prices run from AED 87000 for the smaller Tank up to AED 139900 for the larger one. What separates them is length and a third row rather than capability, so the cheaper car is not the compromised one.
Solidly for a newer badge: GWMs average about 51% of their value after five years across the models we can measure. Genuine four-wheel-drive ability supports that, because the people who want it will not accept a soft crossover.
The accident history on these is remarkably clean: not one of the GWMs we have inspected in the UAE has shown evidence of previous body or panel repair, against the 35% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage in this market. A median of just over 50,000 km explains most of it. The questions that matter are about use rather than age: an off-roader collects underbody damage, bush and steering wear that a road car does not, so have the underside inspected and check that the transfer case and locking differentials actually engage.